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A California Distinguished School
701 Wildcat Blvd.
Rocklin, CA 95765
Phone: (916) 632-6500
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At Whitney High School, Student Activities and the Associated Student Body (ASB) work together to create a vibrant school culture where every student feels connected and empowered. ASB aims to foster school spirit, build community, and support student engagement inside and outside the classroom through various events, programs, and initiatives. From rallies and dances to service projects and spirit weeks, our student leaders are dedicated to making every moment on campus meaningful and memorable. Their goal is to promote a positive, supportive environment that celebrates student voice, encourages involvement, and reflects the pride of the Wildcat community.
Over the summer, the Executive Board set the motto, vision statement, and core values for the Leadership class for the 2024-2025 school year, "Domino Effect". This motto will drive the leadership class to work hard and always keep the entire student body in mind when making decisions. The leadership team strives for every single student on Whitney's campus to feel included and feel like they are an important part of our family. 
The mission of the class is to develop students with the fundamental leadership skills necessary to be a leader outside of the school walls. To achieve this mission, 7 core values will be implemented and practiced in every event or activity the class executes. Such activities include but are not limited to clubs, spirit weeks, student section, dances, and LTA’s. The class will be a family that collaboratively works to serve the school with the most positive culture.

2024-25 Executive Board

ASB President
Audriana Boyce

ASB Vice President
Zara Begic

ASB Secretary
Natalia Takeuchi

ASB Treasurer 
Julia Muldong
 
Commissioner of Audio and Visual
Mia Valencia

Commissioner of Construction
Austin Banchieri

Commissioner of Dance
Sukhmani Sanghera

Commissioner of Fundraising
Lyndee Veldstra

Commissioners of Publicity
Presley Ries & Katherine Scott
 
Commissioners of Spirit
Meadow Dettner & Pranathi Sudharshan

Commissioners of Student Life
Leila Grider & Cate Jamison

Commissioner of Video
Arnav Sapru

Commissioners of X-Factor 
Jacquelyn Cavarra & Jodh Fishburn

Commissioner of Media 
Natalie Deeble

2024-25 Class Officers

Class of 2025 Class Officers:
Tess Curtis
Addison Keyes
Malakai Tuifua
 
Class of 2026 Class Officers:
Lukas Tallent
Brooke McKean
Amelia Chu
 
Class of 2027 Class Officers:
Brooke Dettner
Addison Tinkler
Elena Surber
 
Class of 2028 Class Officers:
Kamryn Begley
Logan Brown
Adeline Arcuri
Kailey Nham
 

Core Values

Core value #1- Positivity. Students will keep a positive attitude no matter the situation. It’s important to remain supportive of everything and everyone!
 
Core value #2 - Accountability. Students will make sure that they are doing all they can for the better of Whitney High School. If not, we will direct each other in the correct direction. 
 
Core value #3 - Respect. Students are expected to respect themselves above all things. The actions students take are a direct reflection of how much they respect themselves and ultimately WHS. 
 
Core value #4 - Commitment. Students in leadership understand that without sacrifice, there is no victory. Our work is not only during leadership class. We will embrace our time together and be a FAMILY. 
 
Core value #5 - Communication. Students understand that collaboration is the most effective way to accomplish tasks. Students will all be on the same page, ensuring efficiency within the group. 
 
Core value #6 - Initiative. We are a proactive program in the event planning process. We must ensure that we cross our T’s and dot our I’s. It’s also important to value the skill of being a service member of the class. 
 
Core value #7 - Teach. In the leadership program, it is not a matter of what you know but rather what you are willing to learn. It’s also important to pass on knowledge from year to year to ensure growth takes place.

Course Offerings

2025-26 Leadership Application

All students interested in being in Leadership, student applicants, elected candidates, or appointed commissioners
must meet February 25th, during lunch in the large gym.  
(Incoming freshmen are not expected to attend)
 
Applications for all students are due:
March 3, 2025, by 2:00 p.m. at the WHS Front Office or the Student Store