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Community Service Requirement |
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Information and Opportunities
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Community Service Forms
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Opportunities
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UC Davis Science Day @ Twin Oaks Elementary. Sign up with Mrs. Caminini
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Shelf Reading @ Rocklin Library. 624-3133 Ask for Maxine
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Be a judge for Odyssey of the Mind - Sing up with Mrs. (Kathy) Patterson
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Help @ Spring View Wrestling Tournament - 624-3381 - Coach Verdugo
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Check with your church youth group, local civic clubs, neighborhood watch, etc. for other opportunities in your community.
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Objective of the Community Service Program:
To provide an opportunity for students to make meaningful connections and enrich the lives of others by performing service for their community without receiving any external reward.
Community Service 2000:
Class of 2001:
100 hours of individual community service, supported and documented by the Career Center.
Class of 2001 Distinguished Community Service:
Students wishing to earn Distinguished on their Community Service Graduation Outcome must complete and document 150 hours of community service.
Class of 2002, 2003, 2004:
A community service project completed through
- Clubs
- Athletics
- School Activities
- Advisory
- Individual with support of Career Center
The club, organization or activity sponsor will designate a club officer (team member, etc.) to be responsible for providing documentation of the project and a list of students involved in the project. This information will be given to the Career Center to log the students' participation. The club/organization historian or secretary will also arrange for video or digital photos to be taken during the event for a digital report to be showcased at Open House each spring.
Students who are not involved in school clubs or activities may choose to participate in individual community service projects. Individual project hours will be logged in the Career Center on a Community Service contract. Students will complete the Community Service contract and may present a digital or paper report to be showcased at Open House each spring. Individual projects must be pre-approved by the Career Center staff.
Class of 2002 and 2003:
Students who have already accrued community service hours, may choose to meet their graduation requirement by documenting a total of 100 hours of community service.
Distinguished Community Service Class of 2002, 2003, 2004:
Students wishing to earn Distinguished on their Community Service Graduation Outcome must complete and document 150 hours of community service in three different categories.
| Hospital | Handicapped | Health |
| Library | Indigent | Hospice |
| Environmental | Youth | Elderly |
| City/State/Nation | Political | International Development |
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