MV’s Chloe Voster Selected to Serve on Hope Squad National Council
Missouri Valley Community School District is proud to announce that Chloe Voster, a junior at Missouri Valley, has been selected to serve on the 2026-2027 Hope Squad National Council.
This dynamic cohort of 50 student leaders each represents a unique school across 19 states and brings a powerful mix of perspectives, lived experiences, and passion for creating cultures of care and connection. These students become spokespeople at the highest level, ensuring their unique voice and experience are embedded into the work at Hope Squad.
“Our National Council represents the heart of Hope Squad’s mission in action,” said Eric Workman, Hope Squad CEO. “Their leadership and passion continue to inspire meaningful conversations around mental health and suicide prevention in schools and communities nationwide. We are incredibly proud of the impact they will make as they educate peers, advocate for mental wellness, expand the reach of Hope Squad, and help shape the future of our organization.”
As a National Council member, Chloe will remain an active member of Missouri Valley’s Hope Squad while at the same time having the opportunity to collaborate with Hope Squad's leadership team to inform programming and offer valuable insights from student perspectives. Council members also participate in webinars, research opportunities, and serve as mental health advocates on a national stage.
“It’s a great achievement for Chloe to represent the state and our school on behalf of Hope Squad. Hope Squad is changing the conversation around mental health stigma and helping struggling children and adolescents feel seen, heard and valued by their peers, so the work they do is invaluable,” said Angie Williams, Missouri Valley's Hope Squad Advisor
