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SERVICE LEARNING INFORMATION - KEEP IN MIND THAT VOLUNTEERING IS A GRAD REQUIREMENT

SEE BELOW FOR DUE DATES
SERVICE LEARNING INFORMATION - KEEP IN MIND THAT VOLUNTEERING IS A GRAD REQUIREMENT

Please see or email Assistant Principal John Armes for all questions regarding Service Learning.
 
You do NOT have to wait for the deadline to turn in your forms.  Take a photo for your records before you
SUBMIT COMPLETED & SIGNED FORMS TO THE CORRECT BOXES ON THE WALL IN THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE in the Admin Bldg.

DUE DATES:

April for SENIORS

March for JUNIORS

February for SOPHOMORES

January for FRESHMAN

 

December for MID TERM GRADS

 

The Service Learning Form can be found HERE.

PLEASE TAKE A PHOTO OF YOUR SIGNED SERVICE LEARNING FORMS BEFORE TURNING THEM IN TO either LOCKED BOX ON THE WALL
IN THE ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL'S OFFICE 

FAQS

  1. How many Service Learning hours are required?  --  8 hours for every year in the district, for example, 32 hours for 4 years in the district. 
  2. Can a student volunteer for the same organization all four years? -- Yes.
  3. May a student  volunteer for multiple organizations during the same year ? -- Yes
  4. When can service learning hours be completed? -- Anytime during the year except during school hours.
  5. Where can the Service Learning hours be completed? -- Hours must be completed for a non-profit company or charity group, a school, city or state agency, or a licensed nursing home or daycare.  If a student is not sure if an organization qualifies, please seek approval before completing the hours. Helping a neighbor with babysitting or mowing their lawn does NOT qualify for service learning.
  6. Where do students turn in their completed form? -- Completed and signed Service Learning paperwork should be turned in to the locked drop box in the Assistant Principals' office. PLEASE TAKE A PHOTO OF THE FORM(S) BEFORE YOU SUBMIT THEM FOR YOUR RECORDS.
  7. Will Service Learning be required for graduation? -- YES!!  Service Learning is a graduation requirement; if students do not complete service learning hours they may be denied a diploma. Additonally, work permits may be denied or revoked, and student athletes may not be permitted to play in league contests.
  8. Can a student be paid for the volunteer hours completed? -- NO.  Service Learning hours must be 100% voluntary.  No compensation of any kind is allowed.
  9. Can students miss school to complete the required Service Learning hours? --No, unless the event is sponsored by RCHS or WUSD.
  10. Can students complete multiple years' requirements in one year? -- Yes! 
  11. Is there a penalty for  students who do not complete the required number of hours? -- Seniors that have not completed Service Learning hours by the deadlines may have to appeal to have the deadline extended.  See  your Assistant Principal for the appeal process if you fall under this category.  In addition, Seniors will not receive a diploma and may be unable to participate in the graduation ceremony, as well as other Senior-specific events. All students can be denied a work permit or can have it revoked.  In addition, student athletes will be unable to play in league contests until the hours are completed for that year.