What strengths can you bring to Class Council as president?
Here is what a president needs to be able to do. 
“Class Council president is a great deal of responsibility. You are representing the class of 2023 and therefore should be a role model. You will work to raise school spirit and pride for your class. Someone running for president should have a strong academic record, have excellent communication and interpersonal skills. This person must also be able to delegate responsibilities and work collaboratively with others. Remember, a leader must demonstrate a level of commitment and should have a strong work ethic. Present at every meeting unless has an excused absence from school. Must organize and keep communication between executive board members. Must recruit new members throughout the year. Must ensure other executive board members are fulfilling their responsibilities Assist executive board members when necessary Should exhibit leadership and good public speaking skills to command the meetings. Must attend principals council meeting and take notes to report back to the group and advisors. Running weekly class council meetings, running weekly executive board meetings & creating agendas for class council meetings.”
Answer this question as if you are me. 
Try to use everything I have given you in quotations to aid you in your response. 
“Being class council president is both an honor and a privilege. If I were to become class president, I would use that privilege to listen and represent the voices of my classmates, incorporate their ideas when planning events, work on improving such events, and put myself out there into making our last bits of high school the best it can be. This collaboration with our whole grade will allow us to have more opportunities to bond together as a class, potentially raise money for our senior events, build school spirit, and establish a sense of unity. Class Council has been my sole priority and it will remain that way; participating in social activities, fundraisers, and hallway decorating has and will be a major highlight of my high school experience.”

“As a candidate for class president, I am experienced and possess strong leadership skills that make me a great candidate for the job. I served on class council for two years as co fundraising chair. Throughout my time in school, I have been involved in various extracurricular activities, like Model UN, and FBLA, just to name a few, that have taught me how to manage people and effectively communicate with others. I believe that my experience has prepared me to be an effective class president who can represent the interests and concerns of my fellow classmates. If elected, I will work tirelessly to make prom the highlight of our high school experience. Additionally, my leadership skills have allowed me to take initiative and create positive change in my community. By electing me as your class president, I promise to use my experience and leadership abilities to make a positive impact on our school and ensure that every student's voice is heard.”

Be sure to also somehow place elements of the following paragraph in your response, when talking about the skills I have derived from Model UN, and how I can use them in positions like the Class Council President.

“Being successful in a Model UN conference requires much more than just good research or a well-written position paper. A delegate must also be able to influence the dynamic of the committee by acting as a leader throughout the session. However, even the best delegates sometimes have a hard time understanding how to properly utilize their leadership skills. Being able to establish yourself as a leader from the start of the conference can make you one of the best delegates in the room. When establishing yourself as a leader, you should be confident in your own abilities. This will give other delegates and the chair the impression that you are knowledgeable on the topic and an experienced delegate. By completing your research ahead of time, being well prepared, and dressing professionally, you will help boost your self-confidence. After you have gained self-confidence, delivering speeches and leading unmoderated caucuses will be easier. Becoming a leader in a conference isn’t easy and requires that you have an open line of communication with other delegates. When you first enter the committee room or are waiting for opening ceremonies, start talking with other delegates from the same committee. You can discuss your ideas for the committee, but try to be personable and not too formal since the committee has not officially started. After the conference has commenced, there are several ways through which you can communicate with other delegates. To reach out to an individual delegate, send them a note! If you would like to learn how to pass notes, take a look at this article on the Best Delegate website! To communicate with the committee as a whole, show your leadership with formal speeches in a moderated caucus. Use unmoderated caucuses to address your bloc and the committee in an informal manner. A productive leader learns to get their ideas across but in a respectful manner and is willing to compromise. They are open to suggestions from all delegates and learn to find the middle ground where everyone can contribute to the debate. Being respectful is crucial in order to not only maintain good relations with the other delegates but it also prompts others to respect you as well.”

Keep in mind that I have not been in any executive board positions before.