◎ The Student Council gives the students the opportunity to develop their leadership and organize activities for the school. The members of the Student Council are also the ones who keep an eye out for misbehaving students, delinquents and improper behavior inside the school.

◎ Before the second week of school starts, the principal will announce the elections so the students can prepare. On the second week, the elections will begin.

◎ Students can nominate themselves or their fellow students for these positions:

- President
- Vice President
- Secretary
- Treasurer
- Sergeant-at-Arms

◎ All positions are limited to only one representative except for the Sergeant-in-Arms. The amount of Sergeant-in-Arms will depend on the students' votes.

◎ At the start of the second week, all nominees must show that they are fit for the position they are running for. They can do this by putting up posters, urging their schoolmates to vote for them and doing little activities for their school (keeping the school grounds clean, taking care of misbehavior, etc.).

◎ On Thursday, the nominees will give a speech on why they deserve to be elected for the position they're running for. They have to convince their fellow students with their speech to vote for them.

◎ The elections will end on the last day of the week and the principal will announce the members of the Student Council.

◎ The Student Council must always be diligent and responsible. They must not slack off or push their student council duties aside. If they do, they will be removed from the council and replaced with the students' second pick (the student with the second most votes).