What does it mean to volunteer?  Why would Drew require you volunteer for 100 hours during your high school career?  

Volunteering means offering time and effort to help others without expecting payment. It allows individuals to contribute to their communities, support meaningful causes, and develop valuable skills.

Drew Charter School requires students to complete 100 volunteer hours during high school to instill a sense of responsibility, leadership, and service. This requirement encourages students to engage with their communities, build strong character, and gain real-world experience. Through volunteering, students learn the importance of giving back and develop skills that will benefit them in college, careers, and life.