Saints Advisory Board
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Saints Advisory Board
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Saints Advisory Board
The Saints Advisory Board consists of a group of students at Saint Thomas Aquinas who voluntarily meet monthly with our Assistant Principal, Kara DiCarlo, and our School Counselor, Matt Hallauer. The purpose of this group is to ensure we are hearing student perspectives that help when making decisions.
Additionally, students can bring ideas and concerns to discuss. All students are invited to participate. At this time, we have 17 students, ranging from freshmen to seniors.
Our first meeting was today, September 12.
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June 10 - August 6
Tuesdays & Wednesdays
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