Student Council

Being led by Elliot Monroe and his members, the student council is there to help students with their problems, but it also plays a big role in the deadly game

Positions

 * President


 * Vice-President


 * Board of Administrators
 * Student Council administrator focuses on the administration of different council properties such as schedules, meetings, etc.
 * Schedule/ hours administrator (M.H.) makes the schedules and tracks the hours made by council members. Each council members needs a neutral hour count, making sure that they have contributed enough time according to their contract
 * Member administrator (C.M.) sifts through applications, demotions and resignations. They do not have immediate privileges to accept or deny the applications, but they can express their opinion on the topic
 * General Student administrator focuses on the administration of students and their tardies, hours, work, grades, etc.
 * Warnings/ tardy administrator (W.T.) sifts through given tardies and warnings and reviews them
 * Appeal administrator (AP.) reviews appeals made by students
 * Middle school administrator (M.S.) helps the middle school council with their administrative work and helps them form a bridge between middle school and high school
 * Board of Management
 * Secretary
 * Treasurer
 * Historian
 * Advisor
 * Board of Representatives
 * Board of Miscellaneous

Within the positions exist three tiers: Junior, regular and Senior.

Upon completing internship, a student council member obtains the title of 'junior ...'. So for example, an administrator would be called a junior administrator. After handling X amount of cases, and being a member for X amount of time, they become a regular. This is not included in their position title. After more years and even more handled cases, one becomes a senior member.

Titles
Every position within the council has their own title, consisting of multiple letters next to their name. Positions such as president, treasurer, historian and secretary have an abbreviated version of their position, but positions such as chief of administration, with a speciality in a certain topic, only show the first letters. The reason why this system was implemented, was to make it easier to differentiate between the different specialities without having a very long name.


 * President (PRES.)
 * Vice-President (V.P.)
 * Board of Administration (B.O.A./ B.O.S.A.)
 * General Student Administrator (G.S.A.)
 * Middle School Administrator (M.S.)
 * Student Council Administrator (S.C.A.)
 * Board of Management (B.O.M)
 * Secretary (SEC.)
 * Historian (HIS.)
 * Treasurer (TRES.)
 * Advisor (ADV.)
 * Board of Representatives (B.O.R)
 * Board of Miscellaneous (Misc.)

Building titles
At the beginning of your title stands your board. Someone who is a member or an intern of the board of management, will have B.O.M. in front of their name, this is the case for all the other boards too. Only difference is with the board of administrators: All administrators earn the title of B.O.A., but those who sub-specialize in middle school administration obtain the B.O.S.A. title, standing for 'Board of Specialized Administrators'.

Your secondary title is obtained when specializing. Those who become historians, obtain the title HIS., those who become student council administrators, receive the title S.C.A.. Again, this is different for an administration specialty. Those who specialize in general student administration, and then sub-specialize in middle school administration, have the following title: G.S.A., M.S.

Seniors

 * Elliot Monroe S.C., B.O.M. (PRES., HIS)
 * Joana Clarkeson S.C., B.O.MS.A.M. (VP, S.C.A.)
 * Ritt Hayward S.C., B.O.A. (C.o.A., G.S.A.)
 * Danny Ferguson S.C., B.O.A. (H.o.S.C.A.)
 * Jay Ferguson S.C., B.O.S.A. (G.S.A., H.o.M.S.A.)
 * Dara Matthews S.C., B.O.M. (G.S.A)
 * Nelson Keys S.C., B.O.A., B.O.S.A. (G.S.A., M.S.)
 * Harvey Witherspoon S.C., B.O.S.A. (G.S.A., M.S., H.R.)
 * Vienna Hughes S.C., B.O.R. (H.o.B.O.R., G.REP)
 * Marin Everett S.C., B.O.R. (G.REP)
 * Ava Harrison S.C., B.O.M. (ADV.)
 * Alyssa Thorne S.C. (TRES.)
 * William Holt S.C., B.O.M. (SEC., H.o.M.)
 * Isaac Clarkeson S.C., B.O.MS.A.M. (HIS., S.C.A.)

Regulars

 * Lucia Noel S.C., B.O.A. (G.S.A.)
 * Ansel Lloyd S.C., B.O.A. (G.S.A.)
 * Scott Hoffmann S.C., B.O.A. (G.S.A.)

Resigned

 * Lauren Frost S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Shelby Blanchard S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Martin Phillips S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * JJ Dennis S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Saige Ho S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Keirian Tracy S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Emerson Conner S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A.)
 * Paige Mitchell S.C., B.O.M. (former treasurer)
 * Abby Chambers S.C., B.O.M. (former historian)
 * Andrew Ferguson S.C., B.O.M. (former secretary)

Demoted

 * Chris Maddox S.C. (former administration intern)
 * Keely Stark S.C. (former administration intern)
 * Kirsten Forest S.C. (former administration intern)
 * Madison Ferguson S.C. (former management intern)

Deceased

 * Nicole Hoover S.C., B.O.A. (former G.S.A., former S.C.A.)
 * Aria Thorne S.C., B.O.M. (former treasurer)

Notes and trivia

 * During internship, interns aren't allowed to specialize in a certain administrative topic. They are taught everything that there is to know. After 6 months of being an actual admin, are they allowed to specialize. This is the only time that an administrator can have the title ADM.
 * A head of administration can be either speciality, but a chief of administration has to perform both specialties
 * As an administrator, it is possible to specialize in a sub-specialty, such as schedule making or rounds, but you are not exempt from other duties


 * Administrators only carry their main specialty title (G.S.A./S.C.A.), and not their sub-specialty title
 * The only exception for this is Jay Ferguson, he carries the titles of H.o.G.S.A., M.S.. There is no known reason for this. Same with Harvey Witherspoon and Nelson Keys.
 * In the student council rule book, it states that the president is the council member carrying the highest base value. Followed by the vice-president with the second highest base value.
 * This is not the case in both seasons, as Elliot is somewhere around 4th place base value wise.
 * Elliot was a historian before he was promoted to president
 * There were four head of administrations during the beginning of season 2, but there can only be two head of admins at a time, because of the two specialties
 * Ritt and Jay were both head of general student administration, but Jay served as head of middle school council administration, and thus was given the title of Head of administration
 * Danny served as the head of student council administration
 * Dara was head of neither specialty, and technically couldn't have been a head of admin, but because Dara used to be the interim chief of administration, it would be sour to only give him back standard administrative privileges, therefor he was made director of the administration intern program, and given head of administration privileges.
 * The ratio between S.C. administrators and G.S. administrators is horrendous, as Lucia Noel called it. There have only been two official S.C. administrators seen in the show, and eight (twelve if interns are counted) G.S. administrators.
 * During the show, the only two S.C. administrators have been Danny Ferguson and Joana Clarkeson. Isaac Clarkeson is officially a S.C. administrator too, but he hasn't been shown working on administration cases.
 * Scott Hoffmann initially filled out S.C.A. on his speciality form, but Ansel Lloyd scared him into picking G.S.A. instead
 * Upon completing internship, a council member is awarded a title:
 * Administration: S.C., B.O.A. or B.O.S.A.
 * Management: S.C., B.O.M.
 * Representatives: S.C., B.O.R.
 * Committees: S.C., B.O.C.
 * Miscellaneous: S.C., Misc.
 * Some council members hold two titles, since they completed two internships, those are awarded the base title B.O.MS., followed by their intern title
 * Isaac and Joana Clarkeson both hold the B.O.MS.A.M. title. Isaac completed internship in both management and administration, while Joana was awarded the administration title due to the lack of administrators
 * It is possible to become a part of management, the BOR, and the miscellaneous team without completing an internship. In this case, a member will not be awarded a title for their place on the board, but will still be seen as a member
 * This is not the case for administration, since it requires an intense training and specialization process. The only time when someone didn't complete an administration internship, but still became an administrator, is in the case of Joana Clarkeson. She was awarded the title because of the shortage of administrators.

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