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BREAKING: 2025-2026 Student Council Executive Board results announced

By Oona Seppala and Emily Paschall

May 2, 2025

The position of Student Body President goes to Sara Salehi (’26), as she received the most votes from the rising upper schoolers. The Executive Board will be comprised of Caroline Collis (‘26), Dakota Tooley (‘26) and Selah Johnson (’26).

The current and rising upper school students have voted: Archer’s student body president for the 2025-2026 school year will be Sara Salehi (’26).

Next year’s Executive Board will be comprised of Caroline Collis (‘26), Dakota Tooley (‘26) and Selah Johnson (’26).

The board members will work alongside Salehi to run the Student Council next school year.

In the courtyard during US Mentorship and Meeting time Friday, May 2, the four juniors delivered speeches campaigning for a position on the Executive Board. The upper school watched each speech, recorded their takeaways and voted for their favorite candidates on an online poll. Candidates have been campaigning this past week by putting posters up around campus.

About the Contributors

Oona Seppala, Editor-in-Chief

Oona Seppala joined the Oracle in 2022, was a senior reporter in 2023, became the multimedia editor in 2024 and became the Editor-in-Chief in 2025. She founded her own service organization, “Rhythms for Residents,” plays on the varsity tennis team, is a member of Archer’s a cappella group, and is a member of the Service Squad. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her friends, reading and volunteering.

Emily Paschall, Editor-in-Chief

Emily Paschall joined the Oracle in 2022, became a senior reporter in 2023, the news editor in 2024 and is now the co-editor-in-chief. She participates in dance and aerial silks at Archer. She is also a part of the Ambassador Leadership Team Advisory Board, Dance Leadership Team and co-leads the Empowering Heart club. In her free time, Paschall enjoys spending time with family and friends and playing with her dog.

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