We are a diverse community of students and young advocates from different grades, schools, races, and genders, united by a common mission: to raise awareness about scoliosis and support those affected by it. Our differences make us stronger, allowing us to bring unique perspectives, talents, and experiences to the table. Together, we educate, empower, and inspire, creating a space where everyone can contribute to making early detection and proper care accessible for all.
Who We are
Our Team
Yile Xu
My name is Yile Xu, a Class of 2028 student at North Broward Preparatory School. At age 10, I was diagnosed with scoliosis, and thanks to early detection and proper treatment, I fully recovered. Not everyone is as fortunate, as many only discover scoliosis when it becomes severe. This inspired me to join ScolioStars International, where I help educate communities about scoliosis and support individuals who lack access to resources, ensuring they receive timely care.
Co-President
Tanisha Siravastva
Co - Vice PresidentMy name is Tanisha Srivastava, and I am a sophomore at Cypress Bay High School. I am honored to serve as Co-Vice President of ScolioStars. I have a strong passion for the medical field and am eager to learn how I can make a positive impact on others. I am excited to be part of this organization and to help raise awareness about scoliosis, supporting those affected and promoting early detection and care.
Lucas Zhai
Hello, my name is Lucas Zhai! I am currently a junior in high school with a strong interest in pursuing a future in electrical and quantum engineering. I am thrilled to serve as Co-President of ScolioStars in its inaugural year in Florida and to help the club grow and make a meaningful impact. I look forward to collaborating with everyone involved, sharing ideas, and working together to raise awareness and support for those affected by scoliosis.
Co-President
Dakshin Sachindra
Co - Vice PresidentHello, my name is Dakishin, and I am currently a tenth-grade student at Cypress Bay High School. I have a strong passion for biology and medicine, which has inspired me to learn more about health and how we can make a difference in people’s lives. I am thrilled to serve as Vice President of ScolioStars in its inaugural year. I look forward to collaborating with this incredible team, contributing to meaningful projects, and helping raise awareness about scoliosis so that more people can access the education and care they need.