Leadership is guiding, influencing, and inspiring individuals or groups toward achieving common goals or objectives.

Presidents

President of Service - Landon A.

"Being a Beta officer has been an incredible journey that has truly changed me in so many aspects. It has taught me the importance of empathy and understanding, as I've had the opportunity to connect with and help others in my community. Through teamwork, I've learned that we can accomplish so much more when we work together towards a common goal. This experience has shaped my understanding of leadership, showing me that true leadership is about being an example and lifting others up to create positive change. Being a Beta officer has allowed me to grow as an individual and make a lasting impact in the lives of those around me."

President of Competition - Sophia H. R.

“I was inspired to become a Beta officer after I was inducted as a Beta member my freshman year. I was exposed to all of the hard work our members put into competitions and service events to ensure that only the best work was put forward. I got to see many relieved faces who happily expressed their gratitude toward our service, which sparked a sense of joy that I will never forget. Our sponsors and team leaders sacrifice so much of their time to be able to give us the best resources to make intricate and well-made projects, so I wanted to give back to them by performing well and putting in my best work."

Vice President - Jonathan D.

"I decided to become a Beta Officer because it’s in my deoxyribonucleic acid, and I recognized the hard work our club has put into convention, service, and overall making a positive impact in our community. Having served over 500 hours in Beta to earn the President's Volunteer Service Award in previous years, getting over my hippopotomonstrosesquippedaliophobia, and competing at convention, where I placed, Beta has been a truly rewarding and pulchritudinous part of my high school experience. Being a part of this experience with the club’s dedication and the impact we make inspired me to want to do more by helping lead and carry forward our positive momentum of honorificabilitudinitatibus. As a Beta Officer, I can support my fellow Betas, encourage initiative, promote actions of value rather than floccinaucinihilipilification, continue to serve my community, and help with convention. Taking on this responsibility reflects my commitment to our club’s values and goals, where I want to help our chapter continue growing stronger. This ensures that every returning or upcoming member has a rewarding and memorable experience with our club: one as meaningful, intricate, and unforgettable as Chargoggagoggmanchauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg."

Secretary - Naomi R.

“Beta for me has become a core experience at RECHS. Beyond the typical books and academic learning, Beta has allowed me to engage in Randolph County and contribute to its thriving community. This has made me realize how one person can make a difference and that when multiple caring people work together, the impact only grows. I learned that to an extent through volunteer experiences when I was younger, but as a group of teens, we take on more of an independent role, which allows me to more directly experience the impact of Beta. Overall, Beta has deepened my connections with peers, made memories filled with fun, laughs, and stories that will stick with me.”

Treasurer - Ingrid C.

"I was inspired to become a Beta officer because through Beta, I have been able to grow personally and gain valuable skills that I will definitely need in the future. Since the moment I joined Beta Club, each year I have become more and more involved, and I think becoming an officer will help ensure that I continue to be engaged and further help make our club stronger and better. I want to help ensure this opportunity to the new members by giving back to them the same, if not a better, experience so that they wish to one day consider becoming an officer, as well as making the club a safe space. I wish that, through being an officer, I am able to give the new fellow members the same opportunity I've had through Beta."

Historian - Beatriz V. S.

"Since elementary school, Beta Club has played a crucial role in my life. I take great joy in seeing the smiles on people's faces when our group of Betas completes our work for the day. Becoming a Beta officer would not only allow me to continue experiencing those happy moments but also give me the chance to lift others up and demonstrate what Beta is all about. With over 200 service hours completed in my freshman and sophomore years and winning several awards, I knew I had to stick with Beta. This club has become like a family to me and has taught me countless lessons that I hope to pass down."

Our Awesome Officers

Mariam A.

Publicist

"I decided to become a Beta officer when I realized that the four pillars of Beta are just pillars, but a way of life. This year, I was astonished by how much effort our RECHS Beta officers and sponsors put into making sure the club runs smoothly, a true demonstration of leadership. That same year, we placed in over 45 categories at the national level and earned both the Hall of Fame and All-Star awards, perfectly representing the pillars of service and achievement. But the moment I’ll never forget came when one of my competitions didn’t go well at last year’s national convention. Five Betas I had never even met came up to me to make sure I was okay. That simple act of kindness showed me that character lives at the heart of National Beta, not just at RECHS, but everywhere."

Mariela C. R.

Academic Competition Coordinator

"To me, being a Beta officer is recognizing your own strengths and utilizing them to help others. I find that Beta Club helps me grow as both a person and student as I strive to lead by example in front of others. Beta Club to me is an opportunity to branch out of your comfort zone and try something new, whether it be volunteering and meeting new people or competing in something you’ve never done before. I am very grateful to this club and will continue to try my hardest to help this club continue helping others!"

Tony Z.

Team Competition Coordinator

"Through Beta, I have been exposed to an environment that is completely different than anything I have been a part of. Seeing firsthand how just a little bit of my time and effort could bring the people in my community such happiness, I realized that I wanted to be even more involved, to keep volunteering, meeting new people, and to inspire newer Betas, just as the other officers have done to me. That is, in essence, what being a Beta officer means to me. A position in which you can learn, grow, serve, and inspire."

An O.

Visual Arts Coordinator

“Joining Beta Club has been one of the most meaningful decisions I’ve made. It’s opened the door to countless opportunities to serve others, create new friendships, and grow as a person. Every act of service, every smile, has given me a deep sense of purpose. To me, Beta is more than just a club—it’s a family committed to service and growth. It’s a key to making a real difference, and a future I want to serve in. As an officer, I hope to lead with kindness, dedication, and the same sense of belonging that made Beta so meaningful to me.”

Service Event Coordinator - Laura S.

"Being part of the Beta Club has shown me how important it is to serve the community and help others. Through volunteering and participating in many competitions, I’ve had countless opportunities to make a positive difference and support those around me. These experiences have strengthened my desire to give back and be as helpful as possible to my community. Beta Club has inspired me to focus on making a lasting impact and finding ways to better serve others."

Service Event Coordinator - Vanessa S. Z.

"I have witnessed firsthand the many accomplishments and opportunities Beta Club has to offer ever since I was given the opportunity to become a member of Beta Club in elementary school. Service and volunteering have always been a part of my life, so what could be better than being a part of a service club? Beta allows me to be involved with my community and be able to lend a helping hand wherever it is needed. I decided that I wanted to further my involvement with this club and apply to be an officer after volunteering for more than 100 hours my freshman year. In becoming an officer, I believe it will help me learn many things, along with how to better myself and grow from these experiences."

Page updated

Report abuse