Spring '25
Lowell Elections

Dylan Mac

I’m Dylan Mac, and I’m excited to re-elect as your LSA president! High school moves fast, and our sophomore year is a chance to build on everything we started. As a basketball player and someone with leadership experience, I know the importance of teamwork, communication, and making sure every voice is heard. I’m here to represent you and bring our class together. I’m committed to making our sophomore year the best it can be—whether that means organizing better events, strengthening our class spirit, or making sure everyone feels included. Let’s work together to create a year we’ll always remember! So no slack, vote for Dylan Mac!

Cairah Brown

I am excited to announce that I am running for LSA 2028 president! My name is Cairah Brown but people call me Cai. I believe I can bring fresh ideas and energy into our student body. I’m committed to making our grade have the most fun and be the strongest it can be, and I would be honored to have your support. Thank you!

Lissbeth Lopez Cartagena

Andrew Bates

Hello everyone, my name is Andrew Bates, and I am running for the LSA board of 2028, VP. If I were elected: 1) We’ll have better snacks in the vending machines, especially on the first floor. 2) We’ll have more fun activities at rallies, like the games during the cardinal Olympics. 3) We’ll have more fundraisers, like more bake sales and auctions, in order to get a bigger budget for events. Ultimately I want a community that everyone can enjoy. A vote for Andrew Bates is to make Lowell a better place!

Trish Tran

Hey everyone! I’m Trish Tran, and I’m running for Vice President for class of 2028’s Vice President. Serving as your previous Vice President before, Im familiar with the process of planning events, communicating with my peers, and ensuring a smooth run through from behind the scenes. I firmly believe that effective leadership is all about listening to and uplifting my peers, and I’m here to make sure your voices are heard loud and clear. Whether it’s putting together fun events, tackling your concerns, or creating purposeful opportunities, I’m dedicated to making this year even better than the last. My experience has shown me just how vital teamwork, responsibility, and commitment are. By voting me for Vice President, I can continue working hard and passionately to bring you exciting events and meaningful changes that benefit everybody.

Isabella Rabe

As your current LSA 2028 Secretary, I’ve gained valuable experience in preparing meeting minutes and organizing detailed itineraries. I bring a high level of organization, professionalism, and dedication to every task I take on. With four years of student government experience, I’ve developed strong leadership skills and a clear understanding of how to communicate effectively. My announcements are concise and easy to follow, as demonstrated in the Class of 2028 Google Classroom. In addition, I’m a committed and published writer—currently finalizing 3 books—which has taught me the importance of planning, structure, and clarity. Crafting an outline for different novels requires the same attention to detail and organization that a successful secretary must have. If you’re looking for a reliable, organized, and capable candidate to help make this year’s events run smoothly, make sure to vote Isabella Rabe for LSA 2028 Secretary!

Cameron Wee

Hi everyone! My name is Cameron Wee, and I’m excited to be running for your Class of 2028 Sophomore LSA Secretary! At my previous school, Chinese American International School, I served on the Student Council for four years, taking on roles such as Treasurer, Vice President, and eventually President. Through these experiences, I developed strong organizational and communication skills, a strong work ethic, and great attention to detail — all of which are essential qualities for this position. In my free time, you might find me figure skating on the ice or spending quality time with my friends and family. As YOUR next LSA Secretary, I’m committed to boosting 10th grade spirit through exciting events and creative fundraisers, while making sure our voices are heard. I’ll represent our class proudly and bring your ideas to life in both LSA and SBC. Vote Cameron Wee for Secretary — let’s make sophomore year unforgettable!

Fatima Shaikh

Hello! My name is Fatima Shaikh, and I am running for Class of 2028 Treasurer! As your treasurer, I will ensure to raise money for our events and also organize more fundraisers. I promise to fully commit to the role of treasurer and make sure every cent goes towards supporting our class. I am qualified for this role because of my experience attending the Chase Money Management Presentation, which taught me the fundamentals of managing money effectively. My experience as an Office Assistant will also be helpful, as it requires organization and problem-solving skills, both of which are crucial as a Treasurer. I will represent you as your class treasurer to the best of my ability. I appreciate your consideration!

Nha Lan Vo

Hi co ‘28! I’m NhaLan Vo, and I’m running for reelection as your Public Relations officer for our sophomore year. This past year on the freshman board, I’ve loved representing our class and helping make our events a success. Together, we accomplished so much — from breaking record sales at our first-ever bake sale to hosting a fun and memorable movie night that brought our class closer. Beyond LSA, I’m a member of Lowell’s varsity softball team, where I’ve learned the value of teamwork and dedication. I also volunteer with various programs in my free time because I care deeply about giving back. As your PR officer, I’ll continue to bring energy, creativity, and commitment to every event and announcement. Let’s make sophomore year even more exciting, connected, and unforgettable. Thanks for your support, Vote NhaLan Vo for LSA 2028 PR!

Mirae Oh

Hi freshmen! If you’re looking to have a fun sophomore year with lots of fun events and class bonding activities, vote for Mirae Oh as your PR. With this role, I’ll be publicizing events to make sure you’re all informed about exciting opportunities and activities to go to. I’ll be sure to listen to your voices and what you want at Lowell to make the year memorable. If elected, I want to do more class bonding activities to have fun and provide you with informational and amusing posts using the years of experience I have with digital art and graphic design. Do vote me for PR as I will adapt to your wants and needs to make the most out of sophomore year.

Felix Meil

Hey Class of 2028! I’m Felix Meil, and I’m running for Class Historian. I've been a dedicated photographer for two years. I currently shoot for the yearbook and am set to join The Lowell newspaper next year. With my experience and gear, I’m prepared to capture the best moments of our year. As Historian, I’ll create a visual record of our class through high-quality photos and meaningful content. One of my goals is to build a digital photo archive, where our class can look back on our memories we’ve made together. Vote Felix Meil for Class Historian!!!!!

Riley Chon

Hello Class of 2027! I’m excited to announce my candidacy for re-election—this time as your Junior Class President. Serving as your Sophomore President has been an incredible honor, and I’m eager to continue building on the years I’ve spent in office. This year, I’ve proudly represented our class while staying active across SF—as a PTSA member, Peer Mentor, Community Volunteer, and through various leadership roles. For junior year, I plan to: • Expand our lineup of events to bring more energy and connection • Strengthen and support the ongoing work of the JPROM and Escape Committees • Collaborate further with the boards I work closely with to improve communication • Continue offering exclusive Class of 2027 merchandise Thank you for your support this past year—I would be honored to have your vote once again as we take on junior year. Thank you, Riley Chon

Zeina Danfoura

Hello Class of 2027! My name is Zeina Danfoura, your sophomore Vice President. These past few years on LSA have helped me learn how to best support my classmates. Junior year can be stressful, but as your Vice President I will put my experience and skills to good use, and make sure we all have the necessary opportunities, events, and activities to help us grow and improve in many ways. I will work as an advocate for students’ needs - the mental, physical, and emotional. Together, as we continue our journey through high school I will make this year memorable, full of fun, and an eye on the future. Vote Zeina Danfoura for Vice President of the Class of 2027, you won’t regret it!

Robert Cerda Jr.

Hey LSA 2027! My name is Robert Cerda Jr. and I’m running to be your next LSA 2027 Secretary after the end of this school year, you probably want be apart of the moment as we prepare to return to school. Through being MLKMS Secretary for a year and spending a lot of time in the MLK Student body I’ve gained enough experience needed to make the transition as smooth sailing as it can be. This school is community in which everyone including you is involved in. You’ll need a Secretary that’s willing to put in the work in making your and my life better. I am open to change; I’ll make sure that every student in this class is connected to the latest class news, updates, and always notifying you of upcoming events, Rallies, you name it!

Linda Nguyen

Hi Sophomores! I’m Linda Nguyen, and I’m running to be your LSA 2027 Secretary for the next school year! As we move into a more challenging year with AP classes and SAT/ACT tests, I promise to make your junior year a memorable and enjoyable experience. My time as your current Secretary has given me extensive experience in note-taking, class leadership, and board organization, and I’ve been actively involved in our school community through organizations, clubs, dance teams, and more! I’m very passionate about helping others, building connections, and boosting class spirit, which will allow me to plan out the unique events for you. With these experiences, I’ll bring your ideas to life and plan fun events that will create lasting memories. Reelect Linda Nguyen for LSA 2027 Secretary to make junior year unforgettable & fun!

Carson Lem

Hello Sophomores! I’m Carson Lem and I’m running to be your LSA ‘27 Treasurer. This community means so much to me and I love contributing to it through my responsibilities on the Lowell PTSA, serving as a Peer Mentor Reg Leader, a LEAP tutor, and many other organizations in Lowell and the Bay. A year ago, I founded a merchandise business called B-Co. which has since raised more than $10,000 and donated almost $2,000 to the many student-run organizations throughout the city. In the past two years as LSA treasurer I raised more than $9,000 and successfully organized numerous bake sales and in-house fundraisers. My familiarity with LSA will also ensure a quick and productive start to the year. I’m excited for the chance to organize all the activities that come with our Junior year as well as bringing you all more novel and creative ideas.

Zhenye Zhao

Dear all sophomore students(rising juniors) throughout Lowell: For our social media page, we really need to pay attention to other platforms on Tiktok, Threads and YouTube. Over the past 2 years, these platforms have been lagging behind, like you’re living with eternal poverty. For instance, getting into college with a holistic approach, not just being the best grades in class, but also needing extracurricular, internships and essays. It won’t be as cool if we were to put all our eggs into one basket, spreading all out represents diversification. Aside from social media, I can also design new merch such as pants, hats and possibly backpacks.

Emily Ma

Hey! I’m Emily Ma, and I’m running for your Junior LSA 2027 Public Relations. If you didn’t know already, I have been serving as the LSA 27 Public Relations since freshman year so I have been able to familarize myself with how LSA works. In the past 3 semesters, I’ve been updating our Instagram with graphics and creating anything you’ve seen from LSA 2027. In addition to PR, I’ve been serving as the board liaison for JPROM 27, ensuring that the planning process to a memorable JPROM runs smoothly! Outside of LSA, I am extremely passionate about art. With a running total of 120 hours, I've been spending my breaks as an art camp intern, supporting kids aged 7+ with their paintings. My qualifications and commitment combined with creativity makes me the perfect candidate for your LSA 27 PR. Don’t forget to vote the week of April 28!

Leo Zhou

Hello everyone! My name is Leo Zhou, and I am running to be your 2027 Board Historian. To me, being Historian goes beyond my work behind the camera. Not only do you capture memories, you create them as well. To that end, experience does matter. Knowing how to navigate the nuances of board processes is something that can only come from having navigated the system already. That is why I am committed to using the institutional knowledge and skills I have built during my past two terms as Historian to ensure that our events are accessible and enjoyable for all. Vote for me, Leo Zhou, as your 2027 Historian to make junior year nothing short of extraordinary.

Bernice Chen

Hey everyone! I’m Bernice Chen and I am running for LSA 2026 President! I believe that I have many important qualities that would make me the most suitable candidate for this position, such as being open-minded, reliable, and, most importantly, experienced. I have been the LSA 2026 Public Relations officer since our freshman year and hope to continue serving you all next school year as the president! As the PR and JProm26’s liaison, I’ve had the responsibility to help coordinate all our class events. If elected, I will ensure that all senior events (there’s a lot!) will be very fun and suitable for everyone. I will also make sure to listen to your suggestions and make that a top priority, so that every event and our last year as high schoolers will be the very best! Once again, vote Bernice Chen for Senior Class President! Thank you all so much!

Max Marcelo-Tabios

Hello everyone ! I’m Max Marcelo-Tabios and I’m running for LSA 2026 Vice President. I do have prior experience in this role as I was elected Freshman Year at Balboa for the same role. Ever since then I have been a part of Football, Wrestling, and Track & Field. It would be an honor if you would elect me Vice President and I would love to listen to everyone and their ideas on what LSA could bring in the future.

Jingran Chen

Hello Juniors! I hope this school year hasn’t killed everyone’s spirits yet because we still have a whole other school year ahead. With that said, senior year is known to be memorable and exciting. I’m running to be your Vice President, so know that every vote counts (even a single vote)! After my time in LSA freshman year as your secretary, I am familiar with how our student government works with our class and school. As your former JPROM President, I heard many great reviews about prom and I want to assure everyone that the awesome type of planning and attitude will be a part of your senior events as well. In LSA, I’ll always keep an open mind and hear your concerns and suggestions because senior year is as important to me as it is to you. Make sure to vote me as your VP!

Derek Chang

Brandon Yang

Tracy Chau

Hey juniors! My name is Tracy and I’m running to be your LSA Secretary. If you’re looking for someone who’s organized, dependable, and ready to make sure your voice is heard (and written down!), I've got you covered. As secretary, I’ll keep accurate notes so nothing gets missed, make sure communication stays clear and open, and help plan fun events. Besides my main job of noteaking, I aim to fundraise and manage our budget meticulously to lower costs of events such as Grad Nite. As for free events like Senior Sunrise, I want to make sure LSA can provide enough drinks, food, and fun to make it worth your time. After being secretary for SPROM and Lowell Science Research Program, I have what it takes to be secretary. Trust me when I say senior year will end with a bang, so it would be crazy to not vote Tracy!

Stephanie Huang

Hey everyone! My name is Steph(anie) Huang and I am running for LSA 2026 Secretary. I’ve contributed to the community through volunteering and am currently active in various extracurriculars. I will strive to help with getting the job done as soon as possible so the delays will be minimalized as soon as possible. To help with this, I can bring my time management and organization skills. I can help set timelines with the board and plan diligently, organize my notes so the notes are easily understandable for the board, and attentively listen to make sure I know what is going on. So vote for me because the secret to secretary is Stephanie.

Bernie Zhen

Hello class of 2026! I’m Bernie Zhen and I’m running to be next year's LSA treasurer. My goal is to make our expenses reflect what my fellow classmates want while maintaining our budget effectively. Whether it’s for enjoyable events or improved resources, I will meticulously manage every dollar towards a delightful student experience. My experience as treasurer on the Junior Prom committee and Red Cross board has provided me with an insight into what my schoolmates desire for a pleasurable school environment. With thorough care and efficiency, I will ensure your voices are heard and our money is taken care of.

Harrison Kashiwabara

Hey Class of 2026! My name is Harrison Kashiwabara aka HKash and I am running to be your LSA 2026 Public Relations Officer, and I’m ready to make our senior year unforgettable. From Shield and Scroll, Peer Mentoring, Boy Scouts, to JROTC, I’ve built strong skills in teamwork, leadership, and communication. I’ll do a great job making sure our events and ideas are heard and seen. I have some fun plans in store for you, like a senior lip dub, bowling nights, and much more! My motto? "I’ll get it done." Let’s make this the best year yet — vote for someone who’s ready to lock in.

Gilbert Teo

Hello everyone! My name is Gilbert Teo, and I’m running for LSA Public Relations. My goal is to improve connections between students and the Lowell Student Association. As the Human Relations Award winner in 2022, I proved that I am qualified to manage class events and merchandise sales that will improve organization and communication in the school. Please vote for me. Thank you.

Jaden Yee

Hi Class of 2026! I’m Jaden, and I’m running to be your class historian! What qualifies me for this position? I’ve been a photographer for three years, capturing moments at school dances, rallies, and other events. The most recent one. You might have seen me taking pictures at JProm! In addition to photography, I also helped SBC set up school events like rallies, dances, and Multicultural night. which gave me a foundation when hosting events like Straw Tag, Senior Picnic, Sunset/Sunrise, and Senior Escape Day. If elected, my goal is to ensure our senior year memories last forever. Here’s how: A Senior Year Documentary—A film that captures our journey so we can relive these moments for years to come. Accessible Memories—Making all photos easy to access Portrait Opportunities— give prom pictures, senior athlete headshots Let’s make our last year unforgettable—vote Jaden for LSA 2026 Historian!

Helen Zeng

Hey juniors! My name is Helen and I’m running to be your LSA Historian. As your JProm historian, I made sure to capture moments from prom that we can all look back on ensuring it was a night to remember. My main goal is to document all the unforgettable memories we make together throughout our senior year. From events like Senior Sunrise, Senior Picnic, the school spirit at rallies, or spontaneous moments that make senior year special, I’ll be there to capture it all. I believe that these moments are worth remembering, and I want to make sure that every event is captured in a way that we can look back on in the future. From pictures to creating a memorable yearbook section, I’m committed to making sure every memory is preserved meaningfully. I’m excited and look forward to hopefully making the next school year unforgettable for all of us.

Shoon Mon

Hello hello! My name is Shoon and I am running to be your next Student Body Council President. Serving as LSA2026 President for three years, I have learned a lot about what it’s like to be in student government. I am experienced in organizing events for the student body such as rallies and dances as well as advocating for students in discussions with administration. For the upcoming school year, my goal is to strengthen communication between SBC, LSA, and the student body in order to organize events such as spirit weeks, dances, rallies and club fairs while staying open-minded and listening to suggestions. I am qualified for this position and also, hardworking and dedicated to do my best as your SBC President. I am confident that I can lead our student body and plan super enjoyable events for next year. Remember to vote Shoon Mon for SBC President, thank you!

Kenley Lu

I, Kenley Y. Lu, announce my candidacy for the position of Student Body Council President for the 2025-2026 term. I am thrilled and dedicated to being a candidate to serve our student body. As student president, I will support the working-class of the student body while recognizing those who struggle emotionally and academically. I am happy and ready to make a difference for the betterment of the schooling system for my underclassmen and to provide an enchanted and memorable last year for all of the current juniors. My leadership style is attentive and decisive. Together we can enhance each student’s attendance at our institution, with your vote. I would be excited with your ongoing support and hope to see my name on your ballet in the next couple weeks.

Jackie Xiao

Hi Lowellites, I’m Jackie Xiao and I am VERY excited to be running for YOUR SBC Vice President for the 2025-2026 Year. Throughout my Lowell career I have found myself at road blocks, challenges, and even dead ends but again and again time has proven that together, we can accomplish goals beyond ourselves. Like the Lowell gym quotes, “Common people can reach uncommon goals”. As one of the tutors of CSF Tutoring, I strive to help others reach their fullest potential. In fact, one of the main reasons why I wanted to get involved with the student body in the first place was to bridge the gap between students and the school. Every individual contributes to Lowell whether you know it or not and together all voices will be heard as our Lowell community continues to thrive!

Leona Cyster

Hey everyone! My name is Leona Cyster (pronounced just like “sister”) and I am running to be your SBC Vice President. For the past two years, I have represented the Class of 2026 as your LSA Vice President. This involves fundraising and planning events such as Winter Workshop, College Fair and Movie Night, as well as working at rallies, organizing committees, and helping out during dances. Outside of school, I lead Project Warmth, a youth-led nonprofit where I fundraise and organize community events. Both roles have taught me how to plan effectively, manage a team, and communicate clearly. As SBC Vice President, my goal is to make it easier for students to reach out to LSA, plan meaningful events, and ensure every voice at Lowell feels heard and valued. I’d love the opportunity to keep serving our community as SBC Vice President. Vote Leona Cyster, your sister in leadership!

Sydney Sharp

Hey! My name is Sydney Sharp, your SHARP-est candidate for SBC Secretary. I have ideas on how to improve communication, organization, and student involvement in Lowell. I'll establish more channels of communication, moving beyond Instagram – for instance Emails or automated messaging – to make sure you don’t miss any vital information from the SBC! Additionally, I’ll work to give you a chance to share your voice with SBC by providing a more structured and convenient feedback system. With my background in Varsity Parliamentary debate, I effectively communicate important information. Through being a synchronized swimming coach, hospital volunteer, and shield and scroll member, I’ve taken on many roles and responsibilities, showing the flexibility so needed as a secretary. Vote Sydney Sharp as secretary to SHARP-en up Lowell with proactive solutions, clear communication, and never missing out!

James Tu Truong

I, James Truong, hereby officially announce my candidacy for the Student Body Secretary of the Class of 2026. I am running for this position because I believe that I would be able to make a positive impact here at this school. I will take complete, accurate notes during meetings, keep our student body informed, and help to plan events that reflect our interests and goals in common. I will be responsible, on time, and respectful as our class representative. Together with your support, I will make sure every student has a say and that our vision becomes a reality. Let's get at least 10000! Thank you for your support!

Ami Kim

Hi, my name is Ami Kim, and I’m running to be your next SBC Secretary! I’m excited for the opportunity to represent you and help create a more connected, organized, and enjoyable school experience. As Treasurer for Globefest and working at my family’s small business, I’ve worked behind the scenes planning events, keeping spreadsheets organized, and working efficiently, so I know how to keep things running smoothly. I’ve also stayed actively involved in the Lowell community as a student-athlete on the girls’ varsity basketball and track & field teams, a member of Shield and Scroll, a peer mentor, and more. These experiences have helped me stay connected to our student body, and I hope to help plan memorable events like rallies and dances that bring the community together. Win with Ami Kim—Vote Ami for SBC Secretary!

Kaitlyn Huey

Hi Lowell Student Body, I’m Kaitlyn Huey and I’m running to be your next SBC Treasurer! To keep it short, I aim to: Make setting up your bank account and fundraising for your clubs a simple and easy process. Provide equitable and fun events for the student body! Think affordable and subsidized dance tickets, free food, *your suggestions*, etc. With experience as Class Treasurer for two years, as PTSA’s Auditor / Financial Reviewer, and my involvement in other clubs and organizations in and out of school, I’ve had my fair share of number crunching and fostering community engagement. I’m confident that I’ll be able to keep our finances running smoothly and help you do the same. Don’t be afraid to reach out with any questions and I’d appreciate your vote for KAITLYN HUEY AS SBC TREASURER :)

Yue Yi Peng

Hope you enjoyed the fun video! Again, my name YueYi Peng and I’m a fit candidate for SBC Club Coordinator because: I’m always keeping an eye out for student issues Been a representative for student voices Always open to suggestions from different backgrounds When addressing issues, I take initiative in aiding student struggle when it calls. One of the issues I’ve addressed is last year’s break ins as I’ve raised awareness through TheLowell and towards SFUSD as representative in the Student Advisory Council. When it comes to duties, I aim for an efficient and stress-free process for you to start a club in this school through promotion and resources. Time management wise, I’ll prioritize the time and effort in being the best club coordinator to meet my goals and promises. My ultimate goal as Club Coordinator is make sure all voices are heard as we tackle our issues together.

Liana Chen

Hello everyone! I’m Liana Chen, and I’m running for SBC Club Coordinator. Throughout the past years, I have been serving numerous leadership roles in Lowell, including Peer Mentoring Project Leader, Globefest and Junior Escape president, Lowell Science Research Program Treasurer, Impact Delta secretary, and club vice president of Biomed, Dental, and Senior Prom. Planning school-wide events and coordinating between clubs for the past three years in Lowell has given me the chance to gain valuable experiences working with a wide range of diverse demographics, including students, teachers, and administration. Being involved in different organizations has given me a deep understanding of student life and what clubs desire. As a club coordinator, I will stand up for all clubs, improve communication between SBC and clubs, and create a more diverse campus experience for all. I’m excited to use my experiences and leadership skills to support our community and clubs in Lowell.

Enkhiinkhuslen Tegshjargal

Hello everyone! My name is Enkhiinkhuslen Tegshjargal and I am excited to be running as your next SBC Club Coordinator! As a board member of 4 clubs, I understand the importance of keeping things organized, ensuring clear communication and creating an inclusive environment where every member feels heard and valued. As a Club Coordinator, I want to focus on: ✔️supporting club leaders to help each club reach its full potential ✔️helping plan major events and managing schedules ✔️promote community engagement, so all clubs feel connected I wish to create a healthy environment so each club thrives, and feels connected and heard at our school. Please vote me, Enkhiinkhuslen Tegshjargal, for YOUR SBC Club Coordinator!

Celine Chen

Hi All! My name is Celine Chen and I am running to be your year 2025-2026 SBC Club Coordinator. I’m sure there are a lot of other impressive candidates running against me, but here are some reasons why you should consider voting for me. As club coordinator, I manage the interaction between the student council and all the clubs at Lowell. I would also be managing club events like Globe fest, Fall Fest, and Winter Faire. Clubs serve as a huge opportunity for Lowell students since it allows leadership opportunities, an outlet to de-stress, and a place to connect with others. My goals are to increase efficiency in communication between clubs and the board, to popularize clubs and improve involvement, and enhance resources and funding. These are only a few examples of what you will expect of me in the upcoming school year. Thank you and vote Celine!

Aidan Liang

Hello! I’m Aidan and I’m a passionate junior running for club coordinator! Lets face it, running clubs can be difficult at times. As Founder and Executive Director of Empowering Youth Leaders, I successfully aided others in starting and growing new clubs and organizations by providing mentorship and consistent feedback alongside creating valuable club development resources. Not only have I aided in successful development of clubs, I successfully transformed clubs to increase attendance and participation such as Interact by developing a strong idea of my community to identify room for improvement and engaging member feedback and suggestions. I enjoy getting to know people and developing a strong idea of the community I serve. As club coordinator, my goal is to translate these skills and experiences to help aid all clubs at Lowell in their growth to ensure they thrive and succeed! Go the right way for club coordinator! AIDAN HAS EXPERIENCE!

Peyton David

Hello everyone! My name is Peyton David and I’m running to be your 2025-2026 SBC Dance Coordinator. For the past three years, I’ve served as the Historian of LSA, attending every dance as a student worker. This experience gave me a firsthand look into what it takes to organize a successful dance, from delegating tasks to set up and clean up. Beyond school, I’ve participated in a variety of leadership programs requiring event planning. I founded a nonprofit called Create to Donate SF, where we organize youth-only volunteering events, and I’m also the current Executive Director of Youth4sf, an organization working to educate youth on local politics through events and media. Throughout these opportunities, I’ve strengthened my skills in creative-planning, communication, and collaboration. As SBC Dance Coordinator, I promise that your voices will be heard because dances should be more than just some event––they should be one to never forget.

Karolyn Wong

Hi everyone! My name is Karolyn Wong and I’m running to be your SBC Public Relations! With various experiences being in PR roles—ranging from 2026 Junior Prom Commitee, Lowell Red Cross, Lowell Multimedia, Globefest Committee—I have developed a strong understanding of effiective communication, social media strategy and community engagement. As your SBC Public Relations, I will prioritize keeping you informed, creating engaging aesthetic content and ensuring inclusivity. My experience as a graphic designer for Dear Asian Youth (DAY), Instagram Lead for DAY and interning with Career Girl Global in graphics equips me with the skills to amplify student voices and bring innovative ideas to our events, socials and initiatives. I’m excited for the opportunity to serve and represent you all! Vote for Karolyn, for SBC Public Relations!

Jeremy Yiu

Hi, I’m Jeremy Yiu, and I’m running for the role of the next SBC Public Relations. I believe that communication is the most important aspect of a successful and inclusive student government, and I have a strong desire to connect our community with engagement and integrity. To do this, I will consistently provide open updates on how the student government is working for you by promoting all events through resources such as social media, fliers, and constant updates within Lowell platforms. It is my goal to serve as a bridge between the students and leadership to ensure information is relayed. With a lot of school spirit, talent, and a passion for teamwork, I believe I can bring some ideas to the position and strong coordination to everything I do. I am excited and prepared to serve our student body in an open, engaged, and transparent manner. Thank you for your support!

Ivana Carroll

Written Petition Hi, my name is Ivana, and I’m excited to run for Student Body Council Community Liaison. I believe I’m the ideal candidate because I’m a very approachable and friendly person; I’m always open to hearing your thoughts and sharing a conversation. Coming from a diverse community, I bring a unique perspective and an understanding of different experiences and voices. My goal is to strengthen Lowell’s student body by making the students feel heard. Thank you for your time, and I look forward to being your community liaison!

Emily Pan

Emily here! You might not know what the SBC Community Liaison does at first, but don’t worry! I’ll catch you up! :D To simplify, SBC Community Liaison is the person who attends meetings with adults, acting as a representative of SBC and LSA to the public. As your SBC Community Liaison, I would use my experience from meetings like the Principal's Advisory Council and the PTSA to contribute to meetings with groups like the School Site Council, PTSA, and the district-wide Student Advisory Council. I would share and receive news about the school to ensure everyone is informed. Your needs and wants are my top priority, and I will ensure these are properly communicated by asking affinity groups or even randomly surveying students in the hall like you (if you’re free, of course)! To top it off, I would plan and organize Social Awareness Week! Please support Emily Pan as SBC Community Liaison!

Emily Gorodetskiy

Hello Cardinals! My name is Emily Gorodetskiy, and I am running to be your Community Liaison for the 2025-2026 school year. For those who don’t know, I was the Co-Community Liaison this year. During these past few months, I have helped organize Social Awareness Week (SAW), the Principal Advisory Council, and managed internal matters between LSA/SBC and other organizations such as the PTSA. One accomplishment I am especially proud of is creating an opportunity for clubs to participate in the Principal Advisory Council, allowing them to advocate on behalf of their club and be recommended to the grants committee of the LAA. Additionally, I served as the point person between the LSA/SBC and the School Site Council. I hope to continue my work and make further improvements to the Lowell community. If you have any suggestions, please email me at emgorodetskiy@s.sfusd.edu.