Below are some of the most frequent questions we receive about our ASB Program, we hope that these are able to clear up any of the general questions you may have as to what we do, how you can contribute, and the program's culture

What is asb?

ASB stands for "Associated Student Body" and is a leadership program that can be adapted from K-12, that is made up of student members and elected officers. In our case, we are a high school based ASB program. 

How Can I join SHS asb?

The Summerville Union High School Associated Student Body Program is a 0 period course, meaning that we meet at 6:55am on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and have Officer Meetings every Friday that are optional for regular student members.

We host campus-wide events, including but not limited to school dances, lunchtime activities, volunteer/fundraiser events, club week, homecoming festivities, spirit weeks, and so much more!

Short Answer: Fantastic.

Every student in our ASB program participates in 60+ hours of community service per semester, and officers are eligible to attend CADA/CASL events where they can network and learn valuable leadership skills to bring back to ASB and their lives (during spring break & summer). With the experience you gain from an activity like ASB, you'll have a better chance at presenting yourself as a well-rounded and capable applicant!