Family is an important value for George LaComb. George's immediate family consists of his mom Joanne, his sister Elizabeth, and his Brother David. George understands the importance of family and making lasting memories before he sets off for college.
George has always been a champion for government and civics. He has been in student government for 7 years, holding positions such as Student Body Representative of 6th and 7th grade, Student Body President of Liberty Middle, Freshman Body President of Colonial High, and Chair of Committees at Colonial and Lake Buena Vista High. He has also served the Florida Government numerous of times through the Florida House of Representative Page and Messenger Program (Sponsored by Rep. Johana Lopez and Rep. Rene Plasencia) and the Florida Senate Page Program. He has also been a proud member of the Johana Lopez Re-election campaign going door to door fighting to preserve the rights of Floridians.
George is a champion for debate. He believes that civil debate is a fundamental part of democracy. George himself is a congressional debater, winning a multitude of tournaments and even qualifying for the National Speech and Debate tournament in his Freshman Year at Colonial High School, being the first in the school's history to do so. He currently ranks as one of the highest debaters in our state and climbing. He uses his debating skills to advocate for all and find solutions that solve the problems of today.
George LaComb is a proud thespian, he has been doing theater for over 8 years. Since his beginnings in theater with Shine in the Limelight, he has done 60+ productions, with the most notable roles being Dracula in Dracula, Prince Eric in Little Mermaid, Jafar in Aladdin, and Jack Kelly in Newsies.
George LaComb is a proud LBV athlete, competing in sports like football, soccer, track and field, taekwondo, and the list goes on. As an athlete, George LaComb understands the importance of vivid competition and what sports have to offer for students. George LaComb is proud to be a member of both the athletic department and the student government. That is why he advocates for all students to have access to extracurriculars, including sports.
George LaComb is a champion of Community Service, dedicating over 1500 hours of Community Service. He believes that his actions can change the world bit by bit. Through Community Service, George has learned the value of the environment and how it is essential to preserve it for not only our generation but for the upcoming generations as well. He also understands the role of government when it comes to the environment. By dedicating his time to the Florida Government, he understands that impactful leadership can bring about change. Now, as the NASC FL Representative, George LaComb plans to advocate for the development and improvement of communities throughout Florida.
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