Spirit that includes everybody
Theme days, pep moments, and contests that work for every grade — not just the loudest hallway.
St. Agnes School · Student Council
Catch our spirit. Let’s hatch a better year.
Friendly. Ready to listen. Proud to be an Ace. Tripp wants a school year where every student has a voice, spirit days actually feel spirited, and St. Agnes stays the kind of place you are happy to walk into on Monday morning.
Meet the candidate
A St. Agnes student who shows up, smiles first, and takes care of the people and animals around him.
Tripp is running for Student Council President because he loves this school and wants every grade — from the little kids to junior high — to feel included. He believes student council should do more than hang posters. It should listen, follow through, and make ordinary school days better.
If you have an idea, tell him. If something feels unfair, tell him. His door (and his chicken coop) are open.
The platform
Simple ideas students can actually feel during the school year — not a speech full of fluff.
Theme days, pep moments, and contests that work for every grade — not just the loudest hallway.
A real suggestion box plus class check-ins, so good ideas do not die on a sticky note.
More reasons to look forward to Friday — rallies, kindness challenges, and service that feels like us.
A president who models kindness, includes quieter students, and helps keep St. Agnes feeling like home.
If council says it will happen, students should see it happen — or hear why it cannot.
Red shirts, dove spirit, and a year that lives up to the words on the polo: catch our spirit.
The case
Because student council works best when the president is someone classmates already trust.
“He is the kid who will hold the chicken and still remember your name in the hallway.”
— Campaign headquarters, backyard edition
“Leadership is not the loudest voice. It is the person who makes room for everyone else.”
— The Tripp standard
Election day
When St. Agnes holds student council elections, look for Tripp Rhodes on the ballot for President.
Vote during the time your class is given.
Tripp Rhodes · President
One vote is good. A whole homeroom is better.
Don’t chicken out. Vote Tripp.