Cherokee High Principal Named to National Advisory Council

Cherokee High School Principal Debra Murdock has been appointed to a national advisory council.

Murdock has been selected for a one-year term on the National Association of Student Councils’ National Advisory Council as one of three principal-at-large appointments.

The council’s first meeting is in January in Reston, Virginia. Travel and other costs will be paid for by the association, the Cherokee County School District said on Monday.

The council provides input and feedback on topics and issues of importance to the organization and its members; in addition to top principals from across the country, the council includes eight high school representatives and three student council advisers.

“As a member of the national advisory council, one of Ms. Murdock’s primary tasks will be addressing student council issues and topics that can impact the entire NASC membership, and bringing the adviser perspective to the conversation,” said Jeff R. Sherrill, associate director of the National Association of Student Councils. “Building and maintaining strong student councils is predicated on the leadership and skills of the adviser and her input on this ongoing topic will be very valuable.”

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