"As a school needs administrators to run, so does a school need students for it to be called a school in the first place. But sometimes, the relationship and gap between students and the administration is not fostered to its maximum capacity and students begins to feel unimportant in such an institution. This may bring many problems that were not supposed to be there in the first place, and this i
s where the International Students Representative Council (iSRC) comes in. Consisting of a representative from the various countries found in the school, as well as class representatives and other dedicated members, we seek to address major issues and find solutions to them. We also serve as a bridge between students and the administration of the school, relating vital information to students at a student level and to the administration at the administrative level. It is also in our interest to organize events that make life on our campus a more enjoyable place. We are still young and developing along with the school and hope to elevate both ends of the line to greater heights." - Joseph Livingstone, 2011
