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Today's question is going to be the same for all the candidates.

Many candidates promise improvements, but students often feel disappointed afterward. Why should students believe your plans will actually happen?

What do you think each candidate will say?

As we continue, we ask each candidate important questions to better understand their vision, plans, and leadership. Hamere

You proposed regular class-based evaluations through class representatives. How will you prevent representatives from only sharing the opinions of close friends instead of the whole class?

Heran

How would you respond if students criticized your presidency for focusing more on high achieving students and college applications than the average student experience?

Maedot

Which one of your improvements do you want to continue after your presidency, and how would you make them?

Lincoln

Many of your promises focus on visible improvements like events, tournaments, and facilities. Beyond those, what lasting impact would your presidency leave on SSC students academically and personally?

 Stay tuned to hear what every candidate has to say.

As the presidential vote approaches, we anxiously wait and continue getting to know each candidate better. Here are the continuing questions from the presidential election debate — hear what each candidate has to say. Today's questions are: Hamere

You mentioned transparency several times. How exactly will students be updated about council decisions, budgets, and progress?

Heran

You proposed standardized exams reviewed by departments instead of individual teachers. How would you convince teachers to cooperate with this system if they resist it?

Maedot

You proposed having administrators or teachers “foresee unreasonable mark deductions.” How would you balance fairness for students while still respecting teachers’ grading autonomy?

Lincoln

You propose opening IT labs for wider student use. How would you ensure the labs remain secure, organized, and supervised while still being accessible?

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Today’s presidential debate was successfully held during lunch time! But we’re not done yet — the questions will continue here on Telegram, where all candidates will share their responses. Stay tuned!

🗳️ The future speaks tomorrow. Join us for the School Presidential Debate! 📍 Dining Hall ⏰ 6:45 PM Be there. Listen. Decide.

▎Monday, May 18 • STEM club lecture • Application Club SAT Bootcamp ▎Tuesday May 19 • Medical Schoolwide Trivia competition • Chess and volley tournament • STEM Club Lecture ▎Wednesday May 20 • Medical Schoolwide Trivia competition • Application Club SAT Bootcamp • IT Club lecture • Chess and volley tournament ▎Thursday May 21 • Medical Schoolwide Trivia competition • STEM Club Lecture • Chess and volley tournament • Neurology Department And Social Service Certification Program ▎Friday May 22 • Medical Schoolwide Trivia competition • Psychiatry Department Lecture • IT Club lecture

#Ad ❤️ One lunch box. One minute. One act of kindness that could mean everything to someone. ❤️ As the Social Service Club closes this academic year, we want to end it with something truly meaningful. Through our Grand Lunch Box Sharing Program, students from Grades 9–11 will come together to share meals with people in need on Tuesday, May 26 ✨ And becoming part of it is simple. All it takes is your willingness and one minute to fill out the form below 💖 Form Link - https://forms.gle/txa9Biz5PdcHQ5gQ6 ⏳Deadline - Friday May 22,2026 💫The first five students to register will also get the opportunity to personally hand out the lunch boxes outside the school 💫 “Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much more.” — Helen Keller Social Service Club of SSC

As the presidential campaigns begin, we want to hear from you 🤔 💬 Share your thoughts, opinions, and questions for the candidates, and we’ll make sure your voices are heard. 👉@election2026_question_bot

Together for a better SSC. Vote Heran for a leadership that listens

Lead. Listen. Lift

From Promise to Progress

🗳️ Election season is finally here! 📣 The candidates have just been announced, and the excitement is just beginning. This year, we proudly present: • Hammere Getachew • Lincoln Alexiv • Heran Alemayehu • Maedot Kebede 🗓️ On May 15, we'll officially reveal each candidate's campaign plan, proposals and goals for year. ✨ Stay tuned for more updates

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