Student Government
The purpose of the student government at Aviano is to provide everyone with an equal chance to have a say in what goes on in the student body. The student government acts as advocates to the administration on behalf of all students. They may also be responsible for organizing school events such as pep rallies, dances, and increasing student morale. Each office is headed by a President, Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer, and a Public Relations officer.
- Executive Office - Serves as main advocates for entire school, handles school wide issues. Officers are elected by all students.
- Senior Class - Handles senior issues and events including graduation. Officers are elected by all 12th grade students
- Junior Class - Organizes the Junior and Senior Prom, handles Junior issues, officers are elected by all 11th grade students
- Sophomore Class - Handles Sophomore issues, officers are elected by all 10th grade students
- Freshmen Class - Handles Freshmen issues, officers are elected by all 9th grade students
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