By Alexandra Oliveira – Staff Reporter

The Jonathan Law SAVE Promise Club has brought students together to promote kindness, safety, and unity. Advocate Staff Reporter Alexandra Oliveira interviewed Senior President Sarah McCann about the club.

Alexandra Oliveira: What accomplishment from this year are you most proud of in the club?

Sarah McCann: I’m most proud of the club for their adjustment to a new advisor as well as a new schedule. They all did a great job adapting and I am so grateful for those who stayed through the change.

AO: How do you think the club made a positive impact on the school community this year?

SM: I think more students know who we are, which is great. I also think now that more people know us we are making an even more positive change through all of the fun activities we do.

AO: What challenges did the club face this year and how did you work through them?

SM: Some challenges were school involvement. Sometimes I think it can be hard to get high schoolers to do things especially if they are centered around things like violence and mental health. Nonetheless, our club pushed though and tried to find every way to reach the students.

AO: What advice would you give to future leaders and members of the club?

SM: For the future club leaders I would say to try to reach more than just the school community. I think doing activities with other schools and the community will have a major impact. I also say try and have the most amount of fun you can.

AO: What message would you like to leave with students and staff about the club?

SM: The message I would like to leave is a thank you for allowing me to lead something I am so passionate about and thank you to everyone for being by my side. SAVE is a club that I hope will flourish in our community and I believe it will make such a great difference in how we all see and treat each other.