The following are the members of the student councils for the schools in the Weyburn area.

At Yellow Grass School, the SRC president is Andrea Hockley, vice-president is Zack Watson and secretary-treasurer is Julie Shugart.

Pangman School's student council executives are president Kelsey McCutcheon, vice-president Richard Metke and secretary-treasurer Michelle Loucks.

Jessica Zackrisson is the president of the student council, Dustin Stepp is the vice-president and Megan Walkeden is the secretary-treasurer at Lyndale School in Oungre.

Gladmar School has representatives for each Grade was well as their executives. The representative for Grade 7 is Kendra Wick, Grade 8 is Galilee Thompson, Grade 9 is Josh Filion, Grade 10 is Roseanna Szmiegielski, Grade 11 is Tyler McHattie and Grade 12 is Jena Thue.

The executive members at Gladmar School are secretary Kaitlyn Rude, treasurer Sandy Lohse, vice-presidents Kendra Axten and Janelle Overbye and president Jolisa Blackmore. This year's spirit boosters are Kara Hlavka and Breanna Ehrhardt.

At Midale Central School, Kyle Hoium is the president of the student council, Tegan Penny is the vice-president, the secretary is Bri-Anna Messer, the treasurer is Thalisa McGregor. Spencer Oesch is in charge of boys sports, Rachelle Lee is in charge of girls sports and Brett Thompson, special events.

The executive for the student council at the Fillmore 33 Central School is president Janis Procyk, vice-president Louie Kennedy, treasurer Megan Wiggins and secretary Chelsea Allan.

The executive for Milestone School student council is president Monica Sherman, vice-presidents Tessa Diekrager and Kayla Fellner, secretary Amy Schmidt and treasurer Amanda Moon.

The Radville High School have a Student Leadership Committee. The Grade 7s are responsible for SADD, Grade 8s for spirit, Grade 9s for aesthetics, Grade 10s for fund-raising and ordering, Grade 11s for athletics and Grade 12s for special events.

Stoughton Central school have a group of students that work together. The students are Ashley Goudy, Jessica Wilton, Brittney Turner, Kirsten Seipp, Chelsey Knibbs, Kelsey Picard, Megan Riege, Taylor Dyke, Joelle Silzer, Jazmin Goudy, Kelsey Seipp, Max Wilton, Kalin Holonic, and Dylan Turner.

Ogema School has 12 students on their student council this year. The executives are president Travis Leonard, vice-president Kris Hingtgen, secretary Meagan Nagy and treasurer Braden Guraluick. The sports representatives are Cole Warren, Adam Mazer, and Brodie Guraluick and the social representatives are Katie Bacon and Breann Guraluick. The room representatives at the school are Justin David and Leticia Klippenstine.