Volunteering
Community Service Learning
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Service Learning is more than doing the hours, but connecting the service to a learning experience based on preparation and reflection. Academy members will plan and execute outreach events.
1. Preparation
1. Preparation
Plan your service project ahead of time! Where will you volunteer? Consider your skills, interests and hobbies! If you are not sure, check out a few places below! You can also visit //www.volunteerar.org/ .
2. Action
2. Action
Develop an action plan! Invite your friends and family to volunteer with you! Document all hours completed.
3. Reflection
3. Reflection
Students will reflect on the service they provided. This reflection will include: what they did, how it improved the community, and how it helped them further their education as a student and as a citizen.
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Completion:
Completion:
The CSL requirements will be considered complete after:
Completion of the 75 hours
Submission and approval of at least three (3) Reflection and Documentation Summaries to the faculty designees
Review and approval of the three (3) forms by the SHS CSL Coordinator
2. The CSL Coordinator will then submit a written request to the appropriate counselor for (1) CSL Credit (496010) to be documented on the student’s transcript.
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