Class Elections
Vote for your Leaders
Welcome to the Santa Teresa High School Election Page! Get ready to make your voice heard—ASB Executive voting kicks off on Friday, April 18, followed by Class Officer elections on Friday, May 2. Click on your class button below or open the MINGA app to vote for your leaders for next school year. Every vote matters—let’s build a great year together, Saints!
ASB Executive Officer Election Date: April 18th
Class Officer Election Date: May 2nd
ASB Executive Elections
The ASB Executive Council at Santa Teresa High School is a group of student leaders elected to represent the entire student body. They’re responsible for managing the school's student-generated funds—money that comes from things like dance tickets, football games, ID card purchases, PE uniforms, and more.
This council plays a huge role in deciding how that money is spent to improve student life on campus. In the 2024–2025 school year, for example, the ASB Executive Council used funds to purchase new outdoor tables, install banners on the flag poles, and put up “You Are Here” maps to help students and visitors navigate campus.
Who you vote for matters—these students will help shape how your money gets reinvested into your high school experience.
Voting form opens on Friday, April 18th! It will be found both here and in your student emails!
Class Office Elections
Class Officers are the student leaders who represent your grade level—Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors. They manage your class’s funds and help bring your events to life! From organizing rallies and activities to choosing themes, decorations, performances for Homecoming and FANTASTIKS...they play a big role in shaping your high school experience.
Junior and Senior Class Officers also take the lead in planning Prom, making key decisions on theme and overall events of the night.
These are the people who turn ideas into actual events for your grade —so learn about who’s running... and vote!
Voting form opens on Friday, May 2nd! It will be found both here and in your student emails!