Welcome to our official SFUSD MLK Student Government website! The official space of SGOV to keep you updated with latest news of our campus!
WE ARE #1
We did it! Justin Chen has created the first-ever Student Government website for MLK Middle School in San Francisco, making it the first of its kind in the San Francisco Unified School District! While high schools often have dedicated websites for their student governments, middle schools typically rely on staff-managed pages. This is the new government website that will be posted on our MLK San Francisco Unified School District Website. Thanks
OUR ADMINISTRATION (STUDENT GOVERNMENT)
Meet our team! This is our full student government team! Our student government advisor or head of Student Government is Ms. Ulrich!ย
School President & SSC Member
Justin Chen is the President of MLK, overseeing the strategic direction of his executive board and student government. He leads key initiatives like the Agenda 24/25 plan and advocates for the improvement of student life and opportunities at MLK.
8th Grade Vice President
Donte Mays serves as the 8th Grade Vice President, committed to supporting his fellow students, collaborating with student government leaders, and ensuring the success of initiatives that enhance school life.
7th Grade Vice President
Edmond Wu is a dedicated leader serving as the 7th Grade Vice President, focused on representing his peers and contributing to student government initiatives.
6th Grade Vice President
Kaitlyn represents the 6th-grade student body, advocates for their needs, and helps coordinate events and initiatives. She plays a key role in bridging communication between students and the Student Government.
Secretary of Student Government
Lilah serves as the Secretary of the Student Government, responsible for managing meeting records, keeping organized documentation, and ensuring effective communication within the government.
This is our MLK North Stars and Priorities. These North Stars guide our school, influencing our priorities and the decisions we make as Student Government. We are committed to following the North Stars to make outstanding decisions.
We support the needs of each student, family, and staff member so that every child is primed to engage in rigorous learning.
Youth authentically engaging with each other and adults in the community to affect change at the school site, and in their learning.
Students, family, and staff feel welcome, loved, seen, and heard.
Students are engaging in learning that is challenging, relevant to their experience, and aligned with common core standards.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
The MLKSGOV website is a platform dedicated to the Student Government (SGOV) at MLK Middle School. It serves as an accessible space where students can stay informed about ongoing SGOV projects, school events, and important updates. The site allows students to get involved in school governance, view announcements, submit ideas, and share their experiences, creating a direct line between SGOV and the student body.
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Justin Chen, the current MLK SGOV President, created this website. He holds the distinction of being the first middle schooler to design an official SGOV website for a middle school. This achievement highlights his commitment to making student government more transparent and engaging, providing a valuable resource for MLKโs students.
The term for MLK Student Government (SGOV) leaders is one school year. This means that each elected SGOV leader, including positions like President and Vice President, serves from the beginning of the school year until its end.
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For example, Justin Chen completed his one-year term as Vice President last year, and now, as President, he will serve until the current school year ends. This role comes with substantial responsibilities, as SGOV leaders are expected to represent and advocate for the student body, organize events, implement school improvements, and ensure that student voices are heard.
SGOV leaders plan and host school events, represent student interests, work with administration to address student concerns, and oversee various school initiatives. They also engage students in activities and help make the school a welcoming place for everyone.
The main roles in SGOV typically include President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and other specialized positions.