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Youth Commission Updates

 
The goal of the Youth Commission is to develop and express the opinions, ideas, and visions of the youth in the county. Students on the Commission participate as a youth government allowing an enriching leadership experience. The Commission helps youth fulfill goals that they have for their community. We are always looking for ways to help youth implement projects and ideas that will benefit the community.
 
Attention high school students (or current 8th graders) who are interested in making a difference in our community: The El Dorado County Youth Commission is now accepting applications for the 2024-2025 school year. Established in 2003 and supported by the El Dorado County Board of Supervisors (BOS) and El Dorado County Office of Education (EDCOE),appointed Commissioners are empowered to gather and express the opinions, ideas,and visions of our county’s youth, while gaining valuable leadership skills and knowledge about our county and local government.
 
To apply, students must be enrolled in grades 8-11, reside in El Dorado County, and be at least 13 years old. Applications will be available at most high school counseling offices, as well as online:
 

Youth Commission's website offers resources and support for students.

Youth Commission 2024-2025

Youth Commission 2024-2025

Zofia Bradford, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Eva Griscom, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Isabella Roth, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Jordan Jensen, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Amelia Leo Franzee, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Sophia Sumimoto, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Ella Anderson, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Kaitlin Fuller, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Kara Chavez, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Kieran Smith, Youth Commissioner

 
 

Mareika Delmolino, Youth Commissioner

Sudeep Mazumder, Youth Commissioner, Clerk