Student Council
The HWIS Student Council gives students opportunities to represent their peers, contribute ideas, organize activities, strengthen school spirit, and take an active role in the life of the school community.
Leadership through meaningful participation
Student Council members contribute to the school by listening, planning, communicating, collaborating, and helping turn student ideas into positive experiences.
Represent
Share student ideas, interests, questions, and perspectives within the school community.
Organize
Support the planning and coordination of activities, celebrations, and student events.
Communicate
Keep students informed and encourage stronger communication across grade levels.
Serve
Contribute time, effort, and leadership toward improving student life and community spirit.
Leadership is strengthened through service.
Student Council members learn that leadership is not only about holding a title. It also requires listening carefully, working with others, following through on responsibilities, and helping create a community where students feel included.
2025 HWIS Student Council
A look at the students who contributed their time, ideas, and leadership to the HWIS community during the 2025 school year.
Contributing to student life
Different council roles work together to support communication, events, student participation, and school community activities.
Student Representation
Listen to student perspectives and help communicate ideas, questions, and concerns appropriately.
Event Planning
Support school events through planning, organization, coordination, promotion, and student participation.
School Spirit
Encourage participation, enthusiasm, teamwork, and a positive sense of belonging across the school.
Communication
Share information clearly through announcements, student messaging, promotion, and public relations.
Creative Support
Contribute design, visual communication, ideas, and creative materials for events and campaigns.
Responsible Leadership
Model preparation, cooperation, accountability, respectful communication, and commitment.
Skills developed through Student Council
Communication
Members practice listening, presenting ideas, writing messages, and communicating with different groups.
Collaboration
Council work requires students to share responsibilities, solve problems, and work toward common goals.
Organization
Planning events and initiatives strengthens time management, preparation, and attention to detail.
Initiative
Students learn to identify needs, suggest ideas, and take action rather than waiting for others to lead.
Responsibility
Leadership roles require students to follow through on commitments and consider how their decisions affect others.
Empathy
Representing peers encourages students to listen to different experiences and consider multiple perspectives.
Student participation at HWIS
Discover student leadership at HWIS.
Visit the campus to learn about Student Council, clubs, events, academic pathways, and life within the HWIS community.