Leadership
Leadership
Establishing Her
Voice
At GPS, girls lead everything.
And each girl discovers the confidence to lead in her own way. From quiet strength to outspoken ally, every girl is empowered to use her voice.
Leadership Opportunities
Student Council
From pep rallies to policy, StuCo members are the voice of the student body. They lead with purpose, organize fun events, support their peers, and help keep our school community strong and spirited.
Honor Council
Champions of character and integrity, Honor Council members guide their peers in upholding the GPS honor system. Open to all grades, these student leaders foster a culture of respect, responsibility, and trust.
Class Leadership Council
From spirit days to class bonding events, CLC members are the heartbeat of each grade. Working alongside their class dean, these elected leaders dream up, plan, and bring to life unforgettable class experiences all year long.
Community Service and Philanthropy Board
Elected from each class, they lead volunteer efforts and service projects, inspiring classmates to make a real impact both locally and beyond.
Kaleidoscope
Editors of the GPS yearbook lead a dedicated team to create a beautiful, meaningful record of the school year. From planning spreads to perfecting layouts, these leaders make every memory shine.
Admission Ambassadors
Ambassadors are the friendly faces welcoming prospective students and families, leading tours, and representing GPS at admission and alumnae events with pride and poise.
Arts Leadership Council
The Arts Leadership Board elevates the creative work of GPS students by spotlighting artists, curating a senior arts event, and leading a student-run arts blog.
Athletics Leadership Council
The Athletics Leadership Board collaborates with coaches and the athletic department to shape culture, strengthen programs, and champion Bruiser athletics.
Spiritual Life Board
Our student-led GPS Spiritual Life Board is dedicated to creating new pathways for spiritual growth, dialogue, curiosity, and connection for the GPS community.
At GPS, I learned that there is no fixed idea of what a leader is supposed to look like and that a quiet leader is just as effective as a more vocal one.
Ani B.
