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Service through school or community based learning projects.
• Individual efforts to help others or to improve the local community.
• Mowing the lawn for an elderly neighbor. Reading to a shut-in. Tutoring. Preparing soccer or baseball fields for season play. Fundraising for a community project. Collecting food for needy families during the holidays. Participating in Trash Free Rappahannock, and more.
If you are interested in getting more information for your child, please ask your child’s teacher for a form or call, Jan Makela, Program Coordinator, at 987-8259. Awards, for students in Rappahannock who have completed their requirements by April 2003, will be presented at Awards assemblies and graduation next spring.
What a great way to encourage our children to be more responsible citizens! You might remind your children that this looks great on college applications, and may be used as the community service component for a variety of organizations like Scouts, 4-H, National Honor Society, TSA and more.
• Have a great week, and get caught doing something good!
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