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Community Service
Garber High
School strongly encourages all students to participate in
community service activities throughout their high school
career. Listed below are specific activities organized through
the school but service hours may also be completed with any
non-profit organization in the community. The following
recognition opportunities are available to students involved
in community service.
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Name
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Requirements
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| Presidents
Volunteer Service Award |
100 hours
completed in one year |
| Volunteer
Medallion Award |
400 hours
completed by graduation |
Presidents Freedom Scholarship - Two $1000
Scholarships
September
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1st -- Paint and Pride at
lunchtime
8th -- SADD Meeting
10th -- Adopt a Highway
13th -- Student Leadership Taskforce Meeting
25th + 26th -- River Of Time
Saturday Concessions for Football Games |
| October |
Essexville Fall Festival
Elementary Girls Basketball Refereeing
Senior Citizens Leaf Raking
Bay Medical Care Halloween Party
Essexville Hampton Candle Light Walk |
| November |
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| December |
Holiday Food & Gift
Drive
Salvation Army Bellringing
Habitat for Humanity Gift Wrapping
Holiday Caroling
December 3, Saturday
Explore Your Future Youth Expo
12:00 noon - 6:00 PM
Saginaw Valley State Gym |
| January |
Elementary Boys Basketball
Refereeing |
| February |
Daddy Daughter Dance
Mom & Son Night Out |
| March |
Walk for Warmth |
| April |
March of Dimes Walk |
| May |
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| August |
Relay for Life |
Community Service is required for induction
in to the National Honor Society (30 hours) and to qualify for
a Duke + card (40 hours)
These Events Happen Yearly, additional events will be
announced in school
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