Isabelle Townley

FLINT is a student lead leadership initiative and one of the four pillars of student governance on campus. Our mission is to teach students eight skills: team building, problem solving, leadership, time management, communication, networking, wellness, and goal setting. As Chair, I run weekly committee meetings, delegate tasks, approve guest speakers, coordinate with faculty and the school calendar for scheduling and hosting events, and oversee skill workshops and club meetings.

I lead tours for prospective families applying to my high school. The tours last an hour. I describe the curriculum, extracurriculars, my experience at the school, and show them the campus.

I joined the Los Feliz Neighborhood Council Youth Committee during the summer of 2021. We advocate on behalf of the youth in the neighborhood.

I was a teacher’s assistant for my high school’s summer Mock Trial class in 2020 and 2021. I edited student work, answered questions, and held office hours.

I organized a book drive at school for low-income children through a partnership with The Book Foundation. We collected over 400 books.

I scanned documents and photographs, archived materials, and took inventory. The purpose was to preserve the art and culture of Skid Row for the LA Poverty Department.