Pennsauken High SchoolClass of 2028

Know your class

Class Information

Leadership, meetings, merchandise, planning, and resources for the Class of 2028.

Class leadership

Class Advisors

Use school email for Class of 2028 questions and updates.

Student leadership

Class Officers

The 2026–27 officers represent the Class of 2028 through Student Government.

President

Lia Ortega

Vice President

Marienne Mayo

Secretary

Damian Zamorano Mejia

Treasurer

Christoph Mai

Public Relations

Sarina Tran
How Class of 2028 officer positions work+

Class officers are determined through Student Government. Students must apply to run for an officer position each year. Officers are encouraged to lead by example and stay actively involved.

  • Attend at least 80% of scheduled meetings—approximately 6 of 8
  • Attend Class of 2028 events, including fundraisers and trips
  • Actively participate in Spirit Week
  • Serve as a role model for other students
  • Maintain appropriate conduct and attitude
  • Follow dress-code expectations
  • Keep grades in good standing
  • Remain off noncredit status for attendance
  • Enthusiastically promote class events and activities

Class dues

Supporting Our Class

Confirmed dues information and secure payment access will live here.

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How to pay
Payment instructions will be posted when available.

Class gear

Class of 2028 Swag

Show your class pride with confirmed Class of 2028 merchandise.

Cash only
Front and back preview of the orange Classic Class of 2028 T-shirt

Class of 2028

Classic Class of 2028 T-Shirt

$10
Front and back preview of the orange tie-dye Class of 2028 T-shirt

Class of 2028

Tie-Dye Class of 2028 T-Shirt

$20
White 40-ounce Class of 2028 water cup with the Pennsauken mark

Class of 2028

Class of 2028 Water Cup, 40 oz

$35

No online checkout is available.

Stay involved

Class Meetings

Approximately once per month after school, from 2:00–2:15 PM. Meetings may be virtual or in person depending on the meeting.

October 1 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Virtual or in-person; details to be announced

October 2026 · Spirit Week Meetings

Dates and times vary · Format details will be announced

November 12 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Virtual or in-person; details TBD

December 3 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

January 7 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

February 4 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

March 4 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

April 1 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

May 6 · Class Meeting

2:00 PM–2:15 PM · Format details will be announced

Your year ahead

Junior Year

A practical starting point for planning. Confirm exact academic requirements and dates with the appropriate school staff.

PSAT / SAT / ACT

Track registration information, test preparation, and confirmed school testing updates.

College Planning

Build a college list, learn application requirements, and keep important questions together.

Career Exploration

Explore pathways, programs, internships, and careers that match your interests.

GPA & Transcripts

Review your academic record and ask your counselor how it supports your goals.

NCAA Information

Students considering college athletics should review eligibility requirements with the appropriate school staff.

Recommendation Letters

Plan ahead and ask teachers or counselors about their process before you need a letter.

College Visits

Use visits and information sessions to compare programs, campus life, costs, and support.

Scholarships

Begin exploring reputable scholarship sources and keep a list of requirements.

Financial Aid Preparation

Families can learn financial-aid terms and gather questions before senior-year applications.

School Planning Resources

Verified school-specific college-planning links, including Naviance if used, will be added here.

Junior Conferences

Conference information will be posted when officially provided.

Looking ahead to senior year

Senior Class Trip: Disney

$2,000 anticipated planning amount — not a finalized invoice or official final price.

Students should anticipate at least $2,000 in costs and are encouraged to begin saving now.

Download or print the savings tracker from the Resources page. Students can also see Ms. Mammi for a copy.

Looking ahead

Senior Prom

This section is reserved for official senior prom details when they become available during senior year.

Senior prom information will be posted here when available.

No official senior prom date, venue, price, or eligibility details have been entered.

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We’re here to help

Contact the Class Advisors

Email a class advisor using a school email address listed here.

Advisor contact details

Class RemindText @geab6g6a to 81010

For student-specific academic matters, contact the appropriate teacher, counselor, or school office.