Tennessee Association of Student Councils

So much idea swapping during our round table discussions!

Workshops are in full swing!

Tennessee Train Chant Tutorial! 🚂

2026 Winter Refresher: The Leadership Games - RECAP!! What an amazing event! Can’t wait to see everyone again in Soddy Daisy!

Will we see you in quarter zips with matcha at Soddy Daisy High School for state convention?

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The Tennessee delegation had so much fun at SASC this past weekend! Stay tuned for more pictures, videos, and updates!

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Mac Attack-ing Hunger Across Wilson County
In May of 2022, Wilson Central High School’s student council initiated a fundraiser called “Mac Attack.” Created by advisor Jennifer Bettag, Mac Attack aims to fight hunger in the homeless community of the Nashville area. By encouraging students to bring in a prevalent household food item, instant mac and cheese cups, participation was far more widespread across the county compared to previous charity events hosted by the school.
While instant mac and cheese is not what one might first think of in regards to combating hunger among the homeless, these quick meals are actually one of the most sought after food items by shelters. These items last longer than most other perishable foods donated, they provide a warm meal that’s not possible with most other donated items, and are easy-to-make meals that only require water and heat. Our local food bank also uses these for the students involved in the summer food program, and they were at a critical low of these during this time.
In order to help as many unhoused citizens as possible, Wilson Central Student Council decided to extend the fundraiser to other schools in the county. These schools competed against Wilson Central to collect the most mac and cheese cups. We had a total of five schools compete. A competitive edge added to the charity not only helped the participating schools collaboration, but it also raised school morale while also adding thousands more mac and cheese cups to the drive.
At the end of the competition, Wilson Central won the competition with over 2,000 cups donated to our schools alone. Countywide over 4,000 cups were collected. This charity boosted connections with other student councils in the county, but also gave a way for students in Wilson County to become more involved in charities. This way the community creates a cycle of kindness and to help those in need.