Building Aptitude Through SERVING

At Pacifica, every student has an opportunity to grow through doing and serving. With a vast number of teams, artistic productions, clubs, all-school activities, speakers and travel, this is a community where students dive in. Nowhere is this more evident than within the student body leadership. On the four-year journey from Freshman Orientation to Commencement, students are encouraged and engaged every day by their fellow students. This intentional peer-to-peer leadership model requires dedicated faculty and staff who know when to step in and when to allow students the space they need to make mistakes, learn, and grow.

“Pacifica is the only place I could have found the ability to play varsity athletics, perform in the arts, serve in student government, excel in my classes, and actually stay in balance. There is always pressure, but that is part of being a teenager. Pacifica gives me perspective.”  – Sofia, Student Leader

ASG

The Associated Student Government (ASG) gives students a voice within Student Life and across campus. Acting as a bridge between students, faculty, and administration, ASG ensures student ideas and concerns are heard. Student leaders work to enrich the Pacifica experience academically, spiritually, and socially.

Read more about Freshman elections in The Wolf Post.

 

diversity council members

Diversity Council

The Diversity Council represents and celebrates the wide range of backgrounds and experiences within the Pacifica community and beyond. It creates space for students of all identities, cultures, personalities, and faith traditions to be seen and included. Through meetings and events, the council encourages dialogue, understanding, and shared connection while honoring what makes each person unique.

Mentors & Ambassadors

Student Ambassadors represent Pacifica to prospective families by sharing their experiences across academics and co-curriculars. They participate in admissions events throughout the year, welcoming families and answering questions about school life.

The Mentor Program pairs 10th–12th grade students with incoming 9th graders and transfer students to support their transition to Pacifica. Mentors build connections and help new students feel at home in our community.