ASB Promotions Chair
2026 – 2027
Elected student-body officer responsible for publicizing school events and activities to 800+ students.
Clarkston, Washington · Class of 2027
Honors student-athlete with a 3.97 GPA, nine college courses already complete, four varsity letters in two sports — and a habit of showing up early, in and out of the pool.
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I’m a senior at Clarkston High School, on track to graduate in the top 10% of my class with honor cords for community service. I’ve carried a 4.0 through every trimester of my junior year while completing dual-credit coursework at two colleges, competing year-round in swimming, and working as a lifeguard and swim instructor at the Asotin County Aquatic Center.
Outside the classroom I serve as Promotions Chair for our Associated Student Body, compete with FFA’s parliamentary procedure team, and am a member of the National Honor Society. Last summer I lived with a host family in Gandia, Spain through Rotary Youth Exchange — four weeks that put two years of college Spanish to work.
Lewis-Clark State College
Walla Walla Community College
2026 – 2027
Elected student-body officer responsible for publicizing school events and activities to 800+ students.
2023 – present
Competitive parliamentary procedure team member; public speaking, meeting procedure, and teamwork under a clock.
2024 – present
Selected for scholarship, service, leadership, and character.
120+ hours
Volunteer hours through Clarkston High School, the Technology Student Association, and the Outdoor Education Association — earning graduation honor cords.
Aug 2024 – present
Asotin County Aquatic Center. Red Cross Lifeguard, Water Safety Instructor (WSI), and First Aid certified; teach group and private lessons.
2025 – 2026
Classroom operations and student support across two trimesters at CHS.
FFAFour-year varsity letter winner in both swimming and track. State and district qualifier in swimming all four years; district qualifier in the hurdles all four years. Year-round club swimmer with the Lewis Clark Neptunes — first in the water at age 8.
In the summer of 2026 I spent four weeks in Gandia, on Spain’s Mediterranean coast, through Rotary Youth Exchange — a reciprocal program where my exchange partner first spent a month with my family in Idaho before we flew back to hers together.
Living with a host family, navigating a new city, and speaking Spanish daily turned classroom credit into real fluency — and included watching a total solar eclipse from the Spanish coast.
Arrival
Valencia