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Washougal junior will serve as City Council’s student representative

Lauren Boyles is interested in giving youth a greater voice

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Washougal High School (WHS) junior Lauren Boyles (left) listens to a presentation during the Nov. 13 Washougal City Council workshop. WHS administrators recent chose Boyles to serve as a city council student representative.

The newest student representative to the Washougal City Council is a Washougal High School (WHS) junior with an interest in giving local youth a voice in the community.

Lauren Boyles wants to get her peers more involved by talking to them about government so that it is not such a mystery to them.

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