The MHS Service Learning Program:
The Madison School District will inspire and challenge all students to be life-long learners, empowered with the knowledge, skills, and character to shape their futures, realize their dreams, and contribute positively to the world.
The community of Madison and Madison High School have a long tradition of helping those in need. Whether through extracurricular activities like Key Club and Interact or through service elective offerings, MHS students and their faculty advisors make a significant and positive impact on the school and surrounding community each and every day.
Check this website regularly for opportunities to volunteer, log your hours and review your logged hour totals.
To learn more about any of the service opportunities, contact Joe Cecala or Chris Monaco, Service Learning Coordinators.
As part of Madison High School's Service Learning Program, students join together to dedicate an entire day to serving others. With this annual "Day of Service," Madison High School students take on an active role in "giving back" to the school system and the surrounding community.
Preparation and planning for the Day of Service takes place throughout the school year. Under the MHS Service Learning Program, teachers, community organizations, and students develop service projects designed to meet various needs at district schools and throughout the local community. Once the final project list is generated, students are provided an opportunity to select which projects they would like to join during the annual Volunteer Fair.
With their project teams formed, the students and teachers fan out throughout Morris County to complete a variety of service projects. For example, in past years students have eradicated invasive plant species at the Great Swamp National Wildlife Refuge headquarters, worked with young people at the Junior School and elementary schools, at Summerhill Park, and with the elderly at Brighton Gardens in Florham Park. Others painted murals in the CAS gym, prepared drawings for delivery by Color a Smile and led a basketball clinic at Cerebral Palsy of NJ Horizon High School.