The 60-second student pulse
One focused question each month. A fast way for every student—not only the loudest voices—to shape what Student Council takes on next.
Ask clearly. Publish the result. Name the next step.
Sophia Mundia for Student Council President
More voice.
More spirit.
More us.
Student Council should be easy to reach, ready to act, and clear about what happens next. Here is how I plan to make that happen.
Monday, September 28, 2026 · Garden City High School — date not yet announced by the school. Watch morning announcements.
Good ideas should
go somewhere.
One calendar. No missed moments.
A clear, student-friendly view of club events, games, spirit days, and deadlines so more people can show up and join in.
More visibility for clubs. More turnout for events.
You said. We did.
Short, regular updates that show what students asked for, what Council is working on, and where each idea stands.
No disappearing suggestions. No mystery progress.
Leadership starts with listening. It earns trust by following through.
I want to reach students across grades, clubs, and teams — not only the people who already show up to meetings. Every promising idea gets an owner, a next step, and a realistic path. And you hear back either way, even when the answer is “not yet.”
The first 90 days.
Each commitment above, with a date attached.
Days 1–30
The first pulse question goes out.
One question, every grade, sixty seconds to answer. The results get published, not filed.
Days 31–60
The shared calendar goes live.
Every club, game, spirit day, and deadline in one place students actually check.
Days 61–90
The first “You said. We did.”
What students asked for, what has moved, and what has not — in writing, on time.
Vote for the kind of leadership you can see.
VOTESOPHIA MUNDIAFOR PRESIDENT
- Election day
- Monday, September 28, 2026Provisional — not yet announced.
- Where to vote
- Garden City High School
- Who can vote
- All Garden City High School students
Send me an idea
Or email [email protected] directly. I read every one.
Listen first. Build together. Follow through.