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A total of 10 service hours is required of each student
government member, divided as follows:
Summer: 1 hours
First Quarter: 3 hours
Second Quarter: 3 hours
Third Quarter: 3 hours (plus Blood Drive commitments)
In addition, 5 service points must be achieved through service
inside student government.
Why? ... Because student leadership includes a commitment to
helping others.
How? ...
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Get an ORANGE form in the Main Office
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Describe the service completed
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Get a signature from the service leader, organizer, or your
committee VP
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Some things will simply have a sign-in sheet that the committee VP
turns in, you do NOT need to fill out a form for there
What is acceptable...
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Any community service sponsored by student government, especially
those coordinated through the Community Relations Committee
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Service to the community that is done through other agencies
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Miscellaneous requests from Committee Vice Presidents (treats for
staff appreciation, working booths, decorating the school, etc)
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Before and after school services performed for the school (tutoring,
setting up equipment, etc)
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Leaving the school to do service that represents Tremper (visiting
Middle Schools, coaching a team from an Elementary or Middle School)
What is NOT acceptable...
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Work done at home
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Work done for church or other religious organization that doesn't
specifically pertain to serving the community (i.e. assisting with
music, teaching catechism)
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Work in which a payment is received
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Mandatory student government activities (Blood Drive, Homecoming,
etc)
Failure to meet service hour requirements will result in a strike
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