45th SMOB (2025-2026)
Erioluwa Ajakaye
Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Spearheaded student council digital media networks and hosted extensive community engagement forums.
Join the 46th SMOB Advisory Council (SAC)
Attention PGCPS secondary scholars (Grades 6–12) — help shape county-wide public school legislation. Applications close strictly on July 17, 2026.
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📅 Council meets bi-weekly on Tuesdays, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM at Bowie High School.
Launch Official Application FormSydney J. Mosley SMOB Platform
Providing absolute transparency and strong structural support for all 130,000+ PGCPS student voices.
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Open Communication
Sydney J. Mosley
46th Student Member of the Board · PGCPS
Sydney is a Senior at Bowie High School representing the voices of 130,000+ PGCPS students. His platform is anchored in transparency, mental-health resources, and stronger student-board communication.
"Every student deserves a seat at the table — my job is to make sure the table is big enough."
View ApplicationsBeyond the Boardroom
How Sydney recharges between council sessions and school.
Bowie Bulldogs Marching Band
Elite, dedicated member of the high school's core student drumline group.
Multi-Instrumental Musician
In addition to marching percussion, Syd plays both the drums and keyboard.
National Mentorship Scholar
Hand-selected for the 2026 Steve & Marjorie Harvey Foundation Mentoring Program.
Policy Reading
Board minutes, ed policy, and civic history between council sessions.
Official Links & Portals
Verified digital resources and community update hubs — one click away.
Official Instagram
Follow @pgcps_sac for real-time updates and council announcements.
Rights Handbook
The official PGCPS Student Rights & Responsibilities registry.
Board of Education
Live meeting agendas, schedules, and vote registers.
YouTube Livestreams
Watch full Board of Education sessions in high definition.
Open Communication Command Center
Sydney operates on a platform of complete availability. Reach out directly through verified council channels.
Interactive Student Rights Directory
Tap any topic to unlock essential PGCPS student policy guides.
Students have protected pathways to make up coursework after verified excused absences. Teachers must offer timely feedback within structured marking-period calendars, and grade disputes can be escalated to school administration.
Dress code rules must be enforced uniformly and equitably across all schools — without disrupting instructional time or singling out specific body types, cultural attire, or hairstyles.
PGCPS secondary students retain constitutionally protected rights to organize student publications, voice advocacy positions, and assemble peacefully through student government channels.
Any student may file a Title IX or civil-rights complaint through their school's equity liaison. Retaliation is prohibited, and complaints are investigated within district-mandated timelines.
Share Your Voice with Syd
Ideas for improving student life, transportation, or safety policy? Send them straight to Sydney's review deck.
SMOB Legacy Hall
Honoring the student leaders who paved the way for the 46th administration.
44th SMOB (2024-2025)
Jamal J. Jongo
Frederick Douglass High School
Historic first SMOB elected via a full county-wide student body ballot and the first ever from Frederick Douglass High School.
43rd SMOB (2023-2024)
Rayne Rivera-Forbes
DuVal High School
Led structural reforms on secondary restorative health spaces and secured extended voting allowances over operating budget margins.
42nd SMOB (Two Terms)
Alvaro Ceron-Ruiz
Eleanor Roosevelt High School
Served two historic consecutive terms. Spearheaded bilingual student communication portals and career-technical education tracks.