It’s the beginning of a new school year, and a new Student Government leader has been chosen by Mr. Madrid. . Math teacher Mrs. Arviso has accepted the role of becoming the school’s new a S.T.U.G.O advisor.

She and the STUGO members have plans to make this a great year. We asked her a few questions.

Q: What made you want to become an S.T.U.G.O leader?

“I used to only do school counsel in my old school I worked at, when the position opened, I decided I would take a shot at it.”

Q: Do you enjoy being the S.T.U.G.O leader?

“Yes I do, you get to see the kids in a different light, and you get to work with them in a different way than you would in a classroom.”

Q: What are somethings you have plan for this year?

“Were going to a leadership conference in September as a group, we also have homecoming in October, and Winter formal is also coming up, We’re also trying to keep doing Bulldog Friday’s in the cafeteria.”

Q: What did you think about the dance?

“I think it was awesome, many kids showed up and the D.J. was great.”

Q: What do you think about the spirit for the first home game?

“I was impressed a lot of kids showed up, I wish the turn out would have been different, but the team did great.”

We also asked two students that are in S.T.U.G.O a question

Q: What’s something you enjoy from being in S.T.U.G.O?

Daniela Martinez, Class of 2019 Vice President, said, “I like being with the people.”

Karla Rangel, Class of 2019 Representative said, “I enjoy the community”