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Read below to learn about service-learning and community service and resources for youth service. Visit the InfoHub for additional information on Service in Schools programs, resources, and partners. To contact the Service in Schools team, email ServiceinSchools@schools.nyc.gov.
Aug 30, 2022 · Schoolwide Community Service and Volunteering in the Elementary Grades. Opportunities for service learning and volunteering don’t just help the community around the school—students benefit as well. By Jasmine Brann.
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Pack Backpacks - Your students can pack backpacks with school supplies to give to less privileged schools around your city. This is an especially great project to do if your school has a supply dri...Thank You Notes- Have your students write thank you notes. These can be to soldiers overseas, police or firemen around your town or to your school janitors, cafeteria workers and staff.What I Learned- Arrange a time for your students to go to a classroom of students in the grade below them. They can talk to the students about what they wish they had known when they were in that g...Pack Lunches- Head to the cafeteria and pack bagged lunches for the school to donate to homeless shelters or others in need.Read to Seniors- Head to a local nursing home and have your students practice their reading skills by reading to the residents.Take a Walk- Walk around your school's campus (or even travel to another location) and pick up trash, making it beautiful!Charity 5K - Volunteer to help check runners in or hand out water at a race where people run to raise money for charity. Genius Tip: Check out these ideas for more ways to successfully organize a 5...Habitat for Humanity- Have your class help out with a Habitat for Humanity project for a field trip if they're older. You could also hold a donation drive for items the family will need once they m...Book Buddies- Partner with another class and create a book buddies system, where older children can help younger children practice their reading skills.Yardwork- An easy and practical way to help your community is by finding homes near your school with older or homebound residents and head over as a class every few weeks to help out with yardwork.Fresh Food- Plant a garden at your school. When your produce starts to bloom, donate all the fresh food to a local food pantry or a place where access to fruits and vegetables isn't very common.Food Pantry- Volunteer to sort donations at your local food pantry once a quarter as a class.Performance- If your students enjoy music or acting, coordinate with another school or preschool to bring in students to watch a performance! You can do a performance on an educational topic or jus...Soup Kitchen- Travel to a local soup kitchen and cook a meal for those in need (or just visit with patrons if your class is younger).Fall Festival - Host a fall festival for families with children with special needs in the area to come and have a relaxing, fun day with their kids. Genius Tip: Coordinate festival volunteers with...Free Coffee and Hot Cocoa- If it's wintertime, brighten the days of people in your community by handing out free coffee and cocoa on a cold day.Car Wash - Turn that standstill carpool line into a car wash, where parents pay a few dollars to get their car sprayed down and scrubbed at lightning speed! Donate all the proceeds to a good cause....Bake Sale - Students can sell baked goodsduring lunchtime or a school event and donate the proceeds to an issue that your class is passionate about.Service Auction- Students can auction off their time and talents (an hour of yardwork, a night of free babysitting, etc.) to raise money to donate to a cause.Yard Sale - Organize a community yard sale! Collect gently used clothes, furniture, household goods and more and plan for a weekend morning to have the big sale. Donate the money you make to underp...The NYC Department of Education's Service in Schools initiative began in August 2010 in partnership with NYC Service, Office of the Mayor. Read below to learn about service-learning and community service and to access resources for youth service, including information on Service in Schools programs and opportunities from our partners.
Mar 22, 2021 · One successful method for helping students in need during the pandemic has been giving students opportunities to help others. Community service can provide many benefits that are often overlooked. According to the Mayo Clinic, community service: Helps people meet other people and build relationships.
Service learning provides a way for students to grow their social-emotional learning skills while helping their community.
