ANUVA MALOO

Anuva Maloo, a junior at Montgomery Blair High School, serves as the 48th Student Member of the Montgomery County Board of Education for the 2025 - 2026 school year. A passionate advocate and student leader, Ms. Maloo brings years of experience in student government and community engagement. She has served as her school’s class president, the workshop deputy for the Montgomery County Regional Student Government Association, and the founder and president of the NEC and DCC Advocacy Coalition. She also serves as outreach director for Montgomery County Students for Change, a local organization dedicated to combating social injustice. 

Ms. Maloo’s term will focus on five core pillars: expanding educational opportunities, improving school safety, increasing access to mental health resources, promoting representation, and addressing infrastructure needs. She is committed to making student voices central to Board decisions and encourages all students to get involved—whether through their school’s SMOB Advisory Council representative, direct contact via email or social media, or an always-open anonymous feedback form.

Outside of her advocacy work, Ms. Maloo enjoys creating art, running, dancing, and spending time with friends and family. She is still exploring her future path but remains steadfast in her goal to stand up for others and champion equality.

Ms. Maloo believes the Student Member of the Board plays a vital role in ensuring that the lived experiences and voices of MCPS’s 150,000+ students are heard. She hopes to use her platform to inspire others to speak up and get involved—because, as she puts it, “Even when it feels small or unnoticed, it truly does matter in the end.”