Community Service & Volunteer Opportunities

Community service hours are not required for graduation but are a great opportunity to give back to your community! The following information is for those seeking to earn a Community Service Certificate at the end of the school year.

• Community service activities are defined as those activities which assist other people or the community itself for which the student receives neither pay nor academic credit.

• Activities must be monitored and verified by an adult other than the student's parent.

• Eighty (80) hours of verified community service are required to earn a Community Service Certificate. 

  • Beginning May 2021, service hours will be limited to 10 hours per day.

  • Community Service Cards are eligible for certificate based on hours from May 1 - May 1

• The student may meet the requirements of this project either through one particular activity or through a variety of activities.

• Community service cards must be obtained PRIOR TO the project or hours being performed.

• Cards must be returned to Ms. Carpenter in the Counseling Office by May 1st of each year in order to receive a Community Service Certificate.

Community Service cards can be picked up in the Guidance Office from Ms. Carpenter or Mrs. Cain.