Meet the 2023-2024 Executive ASB

After three years of holding the position of class president, Ferrah Capas will continue representing Central Kitsap High School as the Associate Student Body executive president for the 2023-2024 school year. Capas aims to increase student involvement and events, one of which is reincorporating an inter-high spirit week. “I just really love planning the events, a lot of them are traumatizing ...

Phoebe Mejica is heading into the school year with the position of executive secretary. She aims to create a more inclusive environment and include more of the student body. “As secretary I really want to help establish more roles or more jobs for liaison positions so they have a greater connection to the student body instead of just having the core do everything,” said Mejica.

Kaitlyn Schumacher is diving into new territories and holding the position of executive treasurer in her first year on ASB. “I really wanted to be more involved in the school, I had an interest in the treasurer position because I knew it was a lot of organization and I'm pretty good with those skills,” said Schumacher. Schumacher draws inspiration from her own experiences as a newer student a...

Abi Lundblad takes a leap from being a class representative to senior class president. With this newfound role, she plans to “bring back the spirit” and create a funner environment. “I feel that since my class was the freshmen class over COVID, there's absolutely zero spirit, like we lose every single spirit week, and I want to change that,” said Lundblad.

Ary Eagan is sticking to what she knows. After two years as class vice president, Eagan heads into the new school year as the senior class vice president. She has her sights set on creating a positive prom experience for everyone and including the student body more in decision making, “For our senior year, we are planning on doing a lot more productive activities as a whole for exec ASB, we're ...

After a year on ASB as a representative, Kate Lawrence is back as the junior class president with  a goal of creating a safe and welcoming environment for Central Kitsap High School students. “I like to be challenged and I hope to create the environment that I wish I could have had in the past couple of years,” said Lawrence.

Ambar Gaxiola heads into her junior year as class vice president, ready to keep everyone involved and to take into account student opinion. Gaxiola loves ASB and the inclusive environment it has. “Everyone is just always trying hard to benefit the school,” said Gaxiola.

Cassie Roy is resuming her role as class secretary for her third year. Going into next school year, she aims to hold more activities and get more students involved. “I love the community, it's really fun, and I just love being able to spend time with other classmates, and help and hear what they have to say and see how I can put that into action,” said Roy.

Kamryn Hamrick heads into the school year with her hopes high, holding the position of junior class treasurer during her first year being a part of ASB, after always wanting to be a part of it. “I’m excited, I haven't been a part of it before,” said Hamrick. "So I hope to find more friends with it."

Ava Chadwick heads into next year with the goal of having a more unified approach and plan with ASB in mind, something she hopes to accomplish as sophomore class president. “I was seeing some problems with the current ASB leadership and I wanted to fix some things,” said Chadwick. Chadwick hopes to get more student input on spirit week and activities, because she knows how much students lo...

Gabrielle Dockendorf is heading into her sophomore year with 5 years of ASB experience under her belt, holding the position of sophomore vice president. Dockendorf aims to get more people involved with ASB and planning more events, she’s working with her partner Ava Chadwick to make that happen.

Emily West is heading into the school year as sophomore class secretary, with hopes of planning more student events, such as social gatherings or a possible ice-cream social.    

Montana Nguyen is aiming to join more clubs and get the student body involved next year as the Sophomore class treasurer. “I thought that treasurer would be a better way to not only be involved with the school community, but also as well help with financial and budgets," said Nguyen. "I have a job at my parents' restaurant. I have experience with dealing with money.”