Jude Troxell · for Freshman Class President

Vote for Jude

Proven Experience, Real Results

A vote for Jude Troxell is a vote for genuine leadership.

Fishers High School

Experience

What Jude has already done

  • Effective Leadership

    Captained the FJHS We the People team to place 2nd in the Nation.

  • Trained for the Future

    Serving in the nationally recognized Future Presidents of America program.

  • Dedicated to Service

    NJHS Officer and passionate local volunteer.

  • A Voice for Everyone

    An honest, kind, and hardworking leader ready to advocate for our Freshman class.

The platform

What Jude will do for the Class of 2030

01

Amplify Freshman Voices

Our ideas and concerns actually get heard.

Make sure our ideas and concerns are actually heard by student council, school staff, and administration.

02

Keep Us Connected

Nobody gets left out.

Organize fun class events, spirit days, and clear updates so no one is left out.

03

Support Our Class

More resources for the Class of 2030.

Work to bring more resources, study options, and school spirit to the Class of '30.

04

Lead with Integrity

Honesty behind every decision.

Bring honesty, kindness, and dedication to every decision made for our class.

Jude Troxell, standing outside the Indiana Statehouse in a dark suit and red tie
Running for
Freshman Class President
Standing
Freshman, Class of 2030

About

About Jude

Jude Troxell is a freshman at Fishers High School, running to represent the Class of 2030 — the same people he is starting high school alongside.

He came up through Fishers Junior High, where he captained the We the People team and led it to a 2nd place finish in the Nation. That competition is not a quiz. Teams testify in simulated congressional hearings in front of panels of judges, which means months of preparing together, disagreeing well, and answering questions nobody handed you in advance. It is the clearest evidence of how Jude works: prepared, and willing to speak for a group rather than for himself.

Since then he has served as an officer in the National Junior Honor Society, volunteered around Fishers, and been selected for the nationally recognized Future Presidents of America program. He also plays saxophone in the Fishers Marching Tiger Band, which is its own lesson in showing up early and counting on the people next to you.