Student Council Officer School Elections, Board Elections, Conference Coordinator Selections
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PLEASE SEE THE TASC CONSTITUTION AND CAMPAIGN RULES FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION.
A school wishing to run for one of the officer school positions must be a current member in good financial standing and must have been a member the year preceding its nomination.
A school may hold only one office at a time, and current officer schools may not run for re-election while serving.
Only one advisor per school may serve on the Board at the same time.
In order to run for a state office, a candidate school must file a form of intent to run for office (form is available on this page below) along with a letter of intent signed by the principal through a submission to the form below, no later than 60 days prior to the opening date of the state conference as stated by the TASC Event Planner.
Schools are encouraged to submit a general campaign platform idea at the time of filing. Regardless, a platform must be submitted by the date stated on the TASC Event Planner.
The school’s campaign must be conducted within limits of the TASC Board of Directors approved Campaign Rules and Regulations for the year (below).
Additionally, formal technical guidelines for the campaign skit presentation must be followed. The technical guidelines will be made available to candidate schools at least 60 days before the conference.
Candidate schools must create and promote a campaign platform (an idea) within the framework of a campaign theme (creative, engaging message).
If two campaign platforms and/or themes are similar, both schools will be informed. It is not politically advisable to have a similar platform or theme.
In the case where a proposed platform or theme is identical for the same office, the second school that submits the details will be required to change.
State Officer School Elections:
Both the student and the advisor of officer schools serve on the TASC Board of Directors. There are elections for President, Vice-President, Secretary, and Parliamentarian. The HS Conference Coordinator School also serves in the position of an officer on the board. There is a selection process for both Conference Coordinator positions. The President School advisor will serve as Past President the year following his/her term as President Advisor.
Election Documents (most will automatically download to your downloads folder) -
The election will be held at the HS Annual Conference see below for candidates.
Candidates, please check the information carefully. Any changes in the office for which you are filing or in the general platform must be submitted to the state director and state vice-president advisor. Campaign questions should be directed to TASC Director, Patty Wangler and TASC Vice-President, Incarnate Word Academy Advisor, Antoinette Hernandez.
High School (in alpha order) | Platform | Intent to Run & Resume
President
Vice President
Secretary
Parliamentarian
Past TASC Candidates for State Officers and Elected Advisors to the Board:
HS Candidates for Board of Directors 2025-2028: Jonathan Colburn - Georgetown High School - Jonathan Colburn - GHS Erin Griffin - Pittsburg High School - Erin Griffin - PHS