About Us
Samohi ASB has been an integral part of this community for over 100 years. Our fantastic ASB cabinet sponsors a variety of activities and organizations on campus, including Homecoming, pep rallies, club row, blood drives, voter registration and so much more. Our robust campus life is made possible by the volunteering and fundraising efforts from all on campus. We welcome your fullest participation to enjoy exciting activities we have to offer throughout the year.
ASB FAQs
What is ASB?
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. When we speak about ASB, we mean the group of students that is selected and elected to represent the entire student body of Samohi. This the student government of our high school.
What does ASB do?
ASB is responsible for three main objectives:
1. Providing student activities that raise school spirit and assist in creating a positive school culture.
2. Managing the finances of all student groups (including clubs and sports) according to state
accounting policies.
3. Representing the voice of Samohi students to staff, school district, and the community.
Our three objectives highly support our school motto, “Sincerity, Maturity, Honor and Service” and achieve 100% student involvement.
What does it take to be in ASB?
ASB members must be leaders. The qualities of a good leader include honesty, trustworthiness, responsibility, reliability, willingness to work hard, humility, respect for both adults and fellow students, and school pride. You must have at least a 2.5 GPA, be in good academic standing, and maintain high academic and personal standards both on and off campus.
What else can you tell me about ASB?
To learn more about ASB’s roles and functions, getting into ASB, or getting more involved at Samohi, please email Ms. Tovar, the Director of Student Activities.
ASB stands for Associated Student Body. When we speak about ASB, we mean the group of students that is selected and elected to represent the entire student body of Samohi. This the student government of our high school.
What does ASB do?
ASB is responsible for three main objectives:
1. Providing student activities that raise school spirit and assist in creating a positive school culture.
2. Managing the finances of all student groups (including clubs and sports) according to state
accounting policies.
3. Representing the voice of Samohi students to staff, school district, and the community.
Our three objectives highly support our school motto, “Sincerity, Maturity, Honor and Service” and achieve 100% student involvement.
What does it take to be in ASB?
ASB members must be leaders. The qualities of a good leader include honesty, trustworthiness, responsibility, reliability, willingness to work hard, humility, respect for both adults and fellow students, and school pride. You must have at least a 2.5 GPA, be in good academic standing, and maintain high academic and personal standards both on and off campus.
What else can you tell me about ASB?
To learn more about ASB’s roles and functions, getting into ASB, or getting more involved at Samohi, please email Ms. Tovar, the Director of Student Activities.
- All members of the student government support each other in their work and are expected to help each other in the preparation, setup, and clean up of all activities. Every member of ASB is expected to serve as positive role models for the student body and Samohi community.
- The ASB Cabinet at Santa Monica High School is comprised of approximately 40 students, both elected and appointed. The core group consists of five students who comprise the Executive Board of the Associate of Student Body representatives, holding positions to which they were elected in the Spring of the previous school year.
- advocate for all students,
- provide a formal means of communication between students, organizations, district, faculty, staff, and administration,
- provide for student representation on campus and community committees,
- provide opportunities for the development of the social and cultural interests of students,
- develop leadership and responsibility, and promote school spirit and student morale.