Jordan Kameron Howard, a junior at A.R. Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School, has been selected to serve on the 2022-23 State Superintendent’s Student Advisory Council. 

Howard is among 66 other students who will meet with the State Superintendent four times over the academic year and work locally on a project they are passionate about to impact student experience. 

Howard also served on the State Superintendent’s Middle School Advisory Council as an 8^th grade, but he expects this time to be different. “I expect to be able to connect and be more productive with the people at the Georgia Department of Education. I will be able to bring back more ideas and opportunities back to our county,” said Howard.  

As a representative for the CSRA, Howard plans to focus on transportation needs during his time on the Council.