Volunteer Credit
The Department of Education and The Lord Selkirk Division recognizes the importance of Volunteerism and giving back to the community.
The Department of Education and The Lord Selkirk Division recognizes the importance of Volunteerism and giving back to the community.
As a result students are able to earn up to 1 high school credit for Volunteering.
As a result students are able to earn up to 1 high school credit for Volunteering.
110 hours of non paid community service can equal 1 high school credit.
110 hours of non paid community service can equal 1 high school credit.
***Please come to the Career Centre for Volunteer Opportunities that may be available in the community.
***Please come to the Career Centre for Volunteer Opportunities that may be available in the community.
Students interested in volunteering and earning a credit are asked to register with Mrs. Mosienko PRIOR to starting their volunteering. Required paperwork and log sheets will be given to students upon registration.
Please feel free to email me for further information: smosienko@lssd.ca