The focus of the South Windsor High School Capstone Virtual Community Impact Project is to engage each student in a personalized learning experience. This project allows students the opportunity to apply their social, civic, and academic skills while exploring an area of interest outside the boundaries of their formal educational program.
This experience offers:
The opportunity to virtually collaborate with others.
Participation in a community impact virtual project.
What is a Virtual Community Impact Project?
The Virtual Community Impact Project is any carefully monitored service experience in which an individual has intentional learning goals and reflects on what they are learning through the experience. Students that choose this option will identify, research and undertake a virtual project to impact a particular issue in the community. This project is not just organizing an event or clinic, but must also demonstrate that members of the community actively participated and took part in the project that you created. This can be done by videos, pictures or other participant feedback artifacts (survey, google form etc..).
Types of Virtual Community Impact Projects:
This project will be done using any virtual distance computer applications that allow you the ability to connect with individuals or groups in the community. These 15 hours must be documented and signed off by a supervisor or facilitator.
Options for Community Impact Project
Summer School Year (senior year)
2+ hours per week 2 hrs per week
Must get prior approval.
*All Virtual Community Impact Project hours must be completed after the student’s proposal has been approved.
Documentation
Complete the work logs explaining the tasks and number of hours that you devoted towards your virtual community impact project
.