Students in My Congressional District |
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Written by Mike Honda |
During my first term in Congress, I established my Student Advisory Council (SAC) in order to encourage local high school students to get involved in their community and to allow them a voice in their government. Each fall, my office asks every high school in the 15th Congressional District to nominate two students to represent them on the SAC for the duration of that academic year. In addition to discussing and providing their perspective on legislative issues, SAC members also participate in a variety of community service activities throughout the year, including the annual Sacred Heart toy giveaway. During my first term in Congress, I established my Student Advisory Council (SAC) in order to encourage local high school students to get involved in their community and to allow them a voice in their government. Each fall, my office asks every high school in the 15th Congressional District to nominate two students to represent them on the SAC for the duration of that academic year. In addition to discussing and providing their perspective on legislative issues, SAC members also participate in a variety of community service activities throughout the year, including the annual Sacred Heart toy giveaway.
I believe in the importance of giving back to our community, which is why I invite the members of my Student Advisory Council to join me at Sacred Heart Community Services in
There are other opportunities for young people through my office as well: I offer internships in my Washington and Campbell offices to students who are interested in learning more about the federal government.
An Artistic Discovery is the annual art contest conducted by Members of Congress for high school students across the country. Pictures from the 2009 contest are now available.
U.S. Service Academy Nominations High school students in the 15th District may request a nomination to a service academy.
The Constituent Page Program allows high school students to participate in the U.S. House of Representatives. Members of Congress are able to nominate students on a rotating basis, so visit my website to learn more.
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