Purpose: To provide a voice for, and leadership of, the student body in order to improve the quality of education and student life.

Requirements: In order to be a representative, a student must meet the following qualifications: at least a "C" average in all subjects, nominated by a classmate, and elected by a class majority vote.

The Saint Michel Lutheran Student Government

serves the student body by representing the variety of opinions and interests of the students, aiding communication between the administration, faculty, and students, protecting student rights, and generating school spirit through SGA-sponsored activities.

SGA consists of the four upper level school elected officers, plus members of the SGA assembly, which include: class officers and elected representatives for grades 5-8. The Student Assembly meets monthly to discuss issues of concern to the student body.

Student Government is not only found in the middle school grades but carries on throughout high school and college campuses. It carries with it a sign of leadership and responsibility that organizations look for when selecting its student body.