City of Dexter is recruiting Student Board Representatives

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City of Dexter issued the following announcement on Feb 20.

The City of Dexter is recruiting Student Board Representatives to: the Dexter City Council; Planning Commission; Parks and Recreation Commission; and Arts, Culture, and Heritage Committee. Two (2) Student Representatives will be appointed to each Board. The term of appointment is June 2022 – June 2023. These positions are designed to be mutually beneficial to both the students and the Committees or Commissions on which they serve. The students shall gain a tremendous learning experience about the workings of local government and the policy making process, while the Committees and Commissions benefit by having the perspectives of younger members of the community. Student representatives shall not have voting privileges, but may participate in all discussions.

Eligible applicants must live in the Dexter Community School District (preference will be given to City residents), and be in grades 9 – 12 (preference will be given to students entering grades 11 – 12). Students who attend private school, public school, or home school are welcome to apply. 

To access the application form, please visit – https://www.dextermi.gov/…/Student_Representative…. Applications can be e-mailed to Jbreyer@dextermi.gov or mailed to 8123 Main St., 2nd Floor, Dexter, MI 48130.

Original source can be found here.



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