Student Government

Who Is Student Government?

2026-2027 School Year

Advisor: Megan Koppitch

Student Body Officers

Student Body President: Javarius Morant
Student Body Vice President: Campbell Johnson
Student Body Secretary: Lyla Grossman
Student Body Treasurer: Ella Grace

Senior Senators & Representatives

Senior Senator: Lilly Buss
Senior Senator: Antonella Rodriguez
Senior Representative: Molly Adams
Senior Representative: Chioma Anumba
Senior Representative: Harlow Knowles
Senior Representative: Aurora Martins Rocha

Junior Senators & Representatives

Junior Senator: Claire Sorgius
Junior Senator: Logan Sprague
Junior Representative: Jada Adderly
Junior Representative: Zi’Yair Harvey
Junior Representative: Talia Karrar
Junior Representative: Isabella McHargue

Sophomore Senators & Representatives

Sophomore Senator: Oona Bjorn
Sophomore Senator: Giovanna Rimblas
Sophomore Representative: Lua Cao
Sophomore Representative: Avery Hill
Sophomore Representative: Sophie Jasper
Sophomore Representative: Sol Sandager-Balser
Sophomore Representative: Avery Sassner
Sophomore Representative: Riley Fabulich

Freshman Senators & Representatives

Freshman Senator: Wiley Sell
Freshman Senator: Hannah Tan
Freshman Representative: Adrienne Huggins
Freshman Representative: Sarah Ismail
Freshman Representative: Abigail Leonard
Freshman Representative: Hina Shah

8th Grade Representatives

8th Grade Representative: Nimi Kehinde
8th Grade Representative: Kyrah Requillo

PKY Student Government poses in front of the P.K. Yonge sign outside the secondary building

Middle School Student Government

Middle School Student Government provides leadership opportunities for students to support school events, fundraising, and community initiatives in middle school. They serve as a voice for their peers while fostering school spirit and engagement.

2026-2027 School Year

Advisor: Megan Miller

Middle School Officers

Governor:
Lieutenant Governor:
Secretary:
Treasurer:

2026-2027 Middle School Representatives:

Elementary Student Government

Elementary Student Government launched in spring 2025, with 5th-grade students mentored by high school Student Government members. They support fundraising, school spirit, and events while representing PreK-5th grade students’ voices.

2026-2027 School Year

Advisor: Dicy Watson

2026-2027 Elementary Representatives:

What Are the Things Student Government Runs?

Athletics
- The athletics committee organizes wave rallies, student section themes, and promotes athletic events by creating Instagram posts!
Communications
- The communications committee focuses on updating the school activities calendar and creating announcements/social media posts.
Elementary SGA
- The elementary committee is focused on building strong relationships between secondary and elementary students through workshops, mentoring, and guidance.
Staff Appreciation
- The staff appreciation committee makes and organizes gifts for PK teachers and staff. This committee celebrates everything from birthdays and weddings to retirements. They make cards and stickers and buy gifts to show appreciation to all of the teachers and staff in our school.
Senior Events
- The senior events committee is responsible for planning and creating engaging events for the senior class to celebrate their achievements and school journey as they approach graduation.
Policy/FASC
- Our policy council communicates directly with the administration to plan events such as town halls for student questions. P.K. SGA is a part of FASC—the Florida Association of Student Councils. The policy committee is also in charge of any FASC-related events, including writing resolutions and creating a constitution.
Community Service
- The community service committee serves as tour guides for prospective families, organizes food/clothing/toy drives for local charities, and provides teachers with student representatives to help with activities happening around the campus.

High Tide
- High Tide is an annual homecoming pep rally/showcase. Organizing this event involves communication with many clubs and individuals to have a successful show.
Homecoming Court
- The homecoming court committee works on the process of electing members of the homecoming court. After people are elected, they coordinate the participation of the homecoming court in the football game, High Tide, and the homecoming dance. Members also plan and advertise homecoming spirit dress-up days.
Homecoming Dance
- The homecoming dance committee plans and organizes the dance. This includes getting decorations, DJs, and planning the date and location of the party. This committee also works on advertising the dance through posters and social media posts.
Homecoming Parade
- The homecoming parade committee works to organize the annual homecoming parade and prepare for the event. This includes reaching out to members of the community, such as the Fire Department of Alachua County, the University of Florida Police Department, and the UF cheerleaders along with Albert and Alberta, to invite them to take part in the event. The committee also communicates with teachers, faculty, staff, club sponsors, and coaches to distribute information about the route, timing, and viewing areas for the parade.
Club Showcase
- The club showcase takes place at the beginning of the school year for secondary students to learn more about the wide range of extracurricular clubs available at P.K. Yonge.

Winter Market
- The winter market serves as a space for our extracurricular clubs and teams to sell items for fundraisers.
Winter Spirit Week
- The winter spirit week committee works on developing dress-up days for the week before winter break. They also sell candy grams during the week that kids are able to buy, and the Student Government will deliver them to the students.
Deck the Halls
- Each grade is assigned a theme and a hallway to decorate as a competition between grade levels.
Pickleball Tournament & Cookout
- This committee organizes and plans a fun event consisting of a pickleball tournament and the selling of food in a cookout style as a fundraiser for SGA.