Did you know that you must complete 20 hours of community service by senior year in order to graduate? All 20 hours must be documented on the community service form and turned into the counseling office.

If you complete more than 20 hours, you can receive the Superintendents Certificate of Merit:

A Certificate of Merit will be issued to high school students meeting the requirements below. This recognition is designed to honor those students who demonstrate a deep commitment to serving their community by going far above and beyond the graduation requirement for community service. Community service hours may be accumulated annually or throughout the high school career. Students will keep a written log and hours must be verifiable.

A bronze-level designation on the certificate is earned for completing 80-99 hours of community service.
A silver-level designation on the certificate is earned for completing 100-119 hours of community service.
A gold-level designation on the certificate is earned for completing 120+ hours of community service.