Results of first MAST Academy SGA election of 2023-24 school year announced

Winners in the Grade 9 cabinet, as well as middle-school representatives, were announced Tuesday afternoon.

Anthonie Page, Live Editor

September 19, 2023

The first members of the Student Government Association (SGA) for the 2023-24 school year have been announced Tuesday afternoon.

The elected officials announced constitute for the 2023-24 SGA 9th Grade Cabinet, 8th Grade Representative, and 6th Grade Representatives. The school’s faculty finished tallying the votes for the school’s SGA earlier today.

Emilia Solorzano won the contest for Grade 9 class president. Behind Solorzano is vice president Nicolas Almeida. The 9th Grade Cabinet’s secretary is Begonã Martin De Santa Olalla, and Salvador Correa was elected as the treasurer. Elected as the historian of the Grade 9 cabinet was Gabriella Mesa-Jamarillo, and Benedetta Mozzi was elected as the master at arms.

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Three different liaisons won positions into the 9th Grade Cabinet, including Maritime liaisons Kylie Sowers and Kai Lingswiler, and Cambridge liaison Sofia Bembibre .

The 8th Grade Representative for the 2023-24 school year is Andrea Castro. The 6th Grade Representatives are Luciana Tarazona and Sophie Smith.

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Anthonie Page, Live Editor

Anthonie Page is a staff member for the MAST Academy student paper, The Beacon, based in Virginia Key. Part of the graduating class of 2024, this is Page’s 4th year at MAST Academy. When Page is not studying for his many AP classes or working on college applications, he enjoys writing and watching stand up comedy. Page is an active basketball player, and he spends his summers as a volunteer basketball coach for a youth basketball club. “I love playing basketball, and being a coach allows me to share the sport I love with future generations,” Page said. Page has a European background, with his family being from Greece and Italy. He aspires to study astrophysics after he finishes his final year at MAST.