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 SSLG

  • New members of Quirino High School's SSLG (Supreme Student Leaders' Government) were recently chosen. These students are essential to the school's governance and advocacy for the interests and welfare of their classmates. They are in charge of planning activities, speaking up for the concerns of students, and improving the educational process all around. The candidates and voters select the SSLG members, who are expected to exhibit leadership traits, foster a welcoming environment, and support student involvement and growth.

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