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12 students named semifinalists for 2022-23 State Board of Education junior representative position

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12 students named semifinalists for 2022-23 State Board of Education junior representative position

JACKSON, Miss. – The Mississippi State Board of Education (SBE) has selected 12 high school sophomores/rising juniors as semifinalists for the 2022-23 SBE junior representative position.

The SBE student representative program includes one high school junior and one high school senior who serve as non-voting SBE members and provide input on policy decisions that affect Mississippi public schools. The current SBE junior representative is Micah Hill of Laurel High School, and she will serve as the senior representative in 2022-23.

The SBE received 35 applications for the 2022-23 SBE junior representative position. All 12 semifinalists will automatically become members of the State Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council for the 2022-23 school year. The School Performance and Accountability Subcommittee of the SBE will conduct semifinalist interviews in April and name up to four finalists for interviews with the SBE. The appointment of the junior representative will be made at an SBE meeting June 15.

Student representatives are responsible for attending monthly SBE meetings and any standing committees or subcommittees to which they are assigned. Student representatives are excused from school to attend SBE meetings as official school business.

The SBE adopted a policy in 2018 outlining the criteria for adding student representatives to the State Board. The 12 semifinalists are as follows:

Semifinalists

School District

School

Charlie Fruge’

Oxford School District

Oxford High School

Karastan Gamble

Pontotoc County School District

North Pontotoc High School

Omair Jamil

DeSoto County School District

DeSoto Central High School

Kathryn Newman

Attala County School District

Ethel Attendance Center

Madison Payne

Gulfport School District

Gulfport High School

Zachary Rifkin

Lamar County School District

Oak Grove High School

Camryn Robertson

Rankin County School District

Northwest Rankin High School

Bryce Smith

Brookhaven School District

Brookhaven High School

Jared Smith

Long Beach School District

Long Beach High School

Benjamin Torrey

Rankin County School District

Northwest Rankin High School

John Walker

Starkville-Oktibbeha Consolidated School District

Starkville High School

Kaelyn Welch

Pass Christian Public School District

Pass Christian High School

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