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Service Reporting Form 1st Quarter Reflection Questions 2nd Quarter Reflection Questions 3rd Quarter Reflection Questions 4th Quarter Reflection Questions Service Paper Due Dates 1st Quarter: Thursday, Oct. 1st 2nd Quarter: Tuesday, Dec. 1st 3rd Quarter: Friday, Feb. 19th 4th Quarter: Tuesday, May 11th Service Opportunities and Project Information National Honor Society Information |
Service Program Information Vision: SHDHS recognizes that Service is a key to Catholic identity. The central message is simple; our faith is profoundly social. We cannot be called truly "Catholic" unless we hear and heed the Church's call to serve those in need and work for justice and peace. Communities of Salt and Light, U.S. Bishops, 1993Thus, the goal of the Christian Service Program is to help students put faith into action through serving those in need and participating in justice and peace initiatives. We answer the challenge to leave our "comfort zone" and to serve those outside our own school and church communities. "Catholicism does not call us to abandon the world, but to help shape it. This does not mean leaving worldly tasks and responsibilities, but transforming them." Everyday Christianity: To Hunger and Thirst for Justice, U.S. Bishops, November, 1988.Objectives:
Student Requirements (All Grade Levels) Service for 2 of the Quarters must be conducted in the community with the non-profit agencies or organizations being the beneficiaries. (Check SHDHS web page, SHDHS service bulletin board, ugive.org or nkyhelps.org for opportunities.) Service for 2 quarters may be conducted at SHDHS or a local parish or church or with a non-profit agency.
Special thanks to the following students who assisted with Special Olympics at Perfect North on Jan. 14th: Aaron Baeten, Ryan Bailer, Brendan Dooley, Paige Dooley, Jacob Fiedler, Craig Fiedler, Madison Foley, Mackenzie Franks, Nathan Gutzeit, Torie Hughes, Lauren Humpert, Nick Lalley, Jared Limbach, Jacob Messmer, Morgen Reinert, Alec Nields, Jonathan Rolfsen, Kirsti Ryan, Mason Sander, Melissa Spare, Jeff Zdinak, and Meghan Helmer. It was a very rewarding day for all involved. SHDHS was very well represented on the ski slopes. Students were skiing backwards in order to catch their assigned Olympian, who turned out to be their "best buddy". Others wiped snow off their fallen buddies face and assisted them back to their ski's in order to finish the timed race on the bunny hill. Some Olympians just needed words of encouragement and a pat on the back, while others needed a hand on and off the lifts. The SHDHS students made a difference at Perfect North for many Special Olympians. Thanks for all of your efforts! |
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