Lucy Stern

As a student, artist, and community advocate, I strive to lead with empathy, curiosity, and creativity in everything I do. I’ve been involved in debate, student government, and theater, and I’ve served as a teacher’s assistant for special education students from kindergarten to second grade. These experiences have taught me the value of service, leadership, and using your voice to uplift others.

Outside the classroom, I’m deeply passionate about languages and the arts—I write music, play as many instruments as I can learn, I draw, and I read constantly. I believe creativity is one of the most powerful ways we connect with each other. It’s a form of leadership in itself: the courage to express, imagine, and inspire.

Whether I’m supporting younger students, speaking up for educational equity, or simply trying to be a kind presence in someone’s day, I hope to lead with intention. Being part of the National Honor Society means continuing to grow, serve, and help others find their voice too.