What is ASB?
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. The purpose of ASB is to work with Shorewood’s staff, administration and students to ensure a high quality of student life. ASB coordinates a large number of school functions, activities, and programs, most notably the Homecoming celebration every October. In addition, ASB has influence over funding for these activities.
Who is a member of Shorewood’s Associated Student Body?
In one word, you. All 1600+ Shorewood students are members of ASB. In addition, students who pay the ASB fee during registration at the beginning of the year receive a special emblem on their Shorewood student IDs which allows for personal discounts and savings on a huge number of Shorewood activities – plays, sporting events, dances, and more.
Student Government
The ASB Leadership Team forms the student government. Elections are held in the spring of every year to elect incoming class officers, consisting of 5 ASB officers, 5 senior class officers, and senators for the junior, sophomore, and freshman classes. The number of senators is based on class size. Students may also apply to the ASB Advisor to be a Special Assignment.
How can I get involved in ASB?
You can be involved in a wide variety of ways from participating in an ASB sponsored event, to starting a club, or even running for office.
