All senior community service has been tabulated and added to transcripts. Thank you for dedicating your time to our community.
All community service has been tabulated for the Class of 2026 and added to student transcripts. Thank you for dedicating your time to our community. Good luck with all of your future endeavors.
Please be sure you are clicking on the correct form to document your community service. Students may document hours from the summer going into their Freshman Year through September 1st of their Senior year.
Altar Service
Babysitting (unpaid)
Coaching (unpaid)
Counselor or Leader in Training (CIT/LIT) (unpaid)
Dance For A Cause (performances only)
Elementary School Volunteer Activities
Elk's Lodge Events
Food Pantry Service
Fostering Animals
Limited to 15 hours per week max, regardless of how many animals are fostered. If siblings foster a dog together, the hours will be split.
Group Home Volunteer
Guiding Eyes
Fostering is limited to 15 hours a week total
The Harris Project (CODA) Events
Historic House Tours
JCK Foundation Events
The Murphy Tournament
Nursing Home Volunteer
Operation Santa Gift Wrapping
Refereeing (unpaid)
Relay for Life Event Service
Relay for Life Team Captain (team captains may add up to 10 hours for pre-event organization, selling, or creating)
Scouts
- Boy Scout activities, including Eagle Projects completed during a student's years in YHS
- Girl Scout activities, including Gold Award Projects completed during a student’s years in YHS
Special Olympics Coaching (unpaid) and Events
Support Connection Events
Tech Crew (excluding high school events)
Ty Louis Campbell Foundation Events
Yorktown Athletic Club (YAC) Coaching (unpaid) and Events
Yorktown Youth Soccer Club Coaching (unpaid) and Events
Yorktown Community Day Event
Yorktown Lion’s Club Events
Yorktown Volunteer Ambulance Corp
Very few Yorktown High School activities are granted community service. Here are some that ARE:
Participating in the Memorial Day Parade with the Band
Participating in Graduation with the Band
Helping at Back to School Night
Participating in a Demo-Lesson for a possible new hire.
Outside of the school service opportunities through clubs (must be interacting with the community - meetings DO NOT COUNT).
Working tournaments or competitions that involve more than two teams.
Yorktown High School Official Club Activities (Senate, Key Club, Big Buddies, NHS tutoring, Tech Crew for High School Events, etc.)
Colleges consider it "double dipping" if we count this on your transcript because you get club "credit" on your college application.
Activities completed during school hours
(7:30-1:34 weekdays, following the school calendar)
Exceptions can be approved by Mr. Degennaro, YHS Principal
Club Meetings
Meetings to Plan for Community Service
Rehearsals
Team Managers
Any Paid Work
Science Research Mentoring