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COM M UNITY SERVICE WANDO HIGH SCHOOL Issue 1 | October Newsletter PURPOSE The purpose of this newsletter is to inform the Wando Community about all of the different service events going on at here at school and in our community. Wando has so many clubs that participate in service, whether it is volunteering or collecting goods, that we wanted to create one space to keep everyone in the loop. This monthly newsletter will give you information on collections here at Wando, different club fundraisers, service opportunities in the community, and more. Please contact us if there is any information or events you would like published in the newsletters! WANDO COMMUNITY SERVICE COMMUNITY INVOVEMENT KEY DATES -ROTC will be selling raffle tickets to benefit Toys for Tots during all remaining home football games. The tickets will be $20 a piece and $100 for 6 and the prizes are either a Harley Davidson or a Chevy Cruz. Also drop boxes will be available at the table for people to drop off new toys. We hope to really make a difference this year! -Please help DECA raise money to support the Tri-County Hurricane Recovery Fund by donating your dimes. Donations can be given to any DECA student or the Warrior Store. We will collect dimes through the month of October. Each 2 liter bottle we fill = $700. -The month of October, FCCLA is having a school wide drive for Ronald McDonald. Boxes will be located under rotunda, media center , and CAS . The lists for what to donate will be posted on the boxes and are linked here. October 15th: Race for the Cure ad Volvo Car Stadium -October 14-16: That BIG Book Sale will take place at the Omar Shrine Auditorium (176 Patriots Point Road) in Mount Pleasant. Set-up and our special Member Event will take place Thursday, October 13. You can sign up to volunteer here.Address: Omar Shrine Auditorium, 176 Patriots Point Road, Mt Pleasant, 29464 -Volunteers needed to provide homework help and mentoring to elementary and middle school aged children at Greenhill Community Center, 707 York St. and at Remley's Point Community Center, 363 6th Ave.- both centers are located off Mathis Ferry Rd. in Mt. Pleasant. Hours after school until 5:30or 6:00, Monday through Thursday. Commitment needed - minimum of one afternoon per week?or every other week. These centers are operated by the Town of Mt. Pleasant. Greenhill is directed by Deborah Middleton, and Remley's Point is directed by Genet Robinson. If interested, please contact Coleman Legerton at [email protected] or (843) 209-8376. October 17th: End of Quarter 1 November 8th: No School - Election Day October 26th: Early Dismissal

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CO M M U N ITY SERV ICEW AN D O H IGH SCH O O L

Issue 1 | October Newslet ter

PURPOSE

The purpose of this newsletter is to inform the Wando Community about all of the different service events going on at here at school and in our community.

Wando has so many clubs that part icipate in service, whether it is volunteering or collect ing goods, that we wanted to create one space to keep everyone in the loop.

This monthly newsletter will give you information on collect ions here at Wando, different club fundraisers, service opportunit ies in the community, and more.

Please contact us if there is any information or events you would like published in the newsletters!

WANDO COMMUNITY SERVICE

COMMUNITY INVOVEMENT

KEY DATES

-ROTC will be selling raffle t ickets to benefit Toys for Tots during all remaining home football games. The t ickets will be $20 a piece and $100 for 6 and the prizes are either a Harley Davidson or a Chevy Cruz.   Also drop boxes will be available at the table for people to drop off new toys.   We hope to really make a difference this year!

-Please help DECA raise money to support the Tri-County Hurricane Recovery Fund by donating your dimes. Donations can be given to any DECA student or the Warrior Store. We will collect dimes through the month of October. Each 2 liter bott le we fill = $700.

-The month of October, FCCLA is having a school wide  drive for Ronald McDonald. Boxes will be located under rotunda, media center  , and CAS . The lists for what to donate will be posted on the boxes and are linked here.

October 15th: Race for the Cure ad Volvo Car Stadium

-October 14-16: That BIG Book Sale will take place at the Omar Shrine Auditorium (176 Patriots Point Road) in Mount Pleasant. Set-up and our special Member Event will take place Thursday, October 13.   You can sign up to volunteer here.Address: Omar Shrine Auditorium, 176 Patriots Point Road, Mt Pleasant, 29464

-Volunteers needed to provide homework help and mentoring to elementary and middle school aged children at Greenhill Community Center, 707 York St. and at Remley's Point Community Center, 363 6th Ave.- both centers are located off Mathis Ferry Rd. in Mt. Pleasant. Hours after school unt il 5:30or 6:00, Monday through Thursday. Commitment needed - minimum of one afternoon per week?or every other week. These centers are operated by the Town of Mt. Pleasant. Greenhill is directed by Deborah Middleton, and Remley's Point is directed by Genet Robinson.   If interested, please contact Coleman Legerton at [email protected] or (843) 209-8376.

October 17th: End of Quarter 1

November 8th: No School - Elect ion Day

October 26th: Early Dismissal

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SERVICE LEADER OF THE MONTH

One of the main goals of SIA this year is to recognize students who show outstanding community service at Wando or in our community.

We would appreciate your t ime in filling out this survey to nominate a Wando student who has dedicated themselves to service for the month of October. The nominat ion form will close on October 31st. The SIA committee will review the nominated students and chose a winner. We will announce who won the first week of November.

Please click here to nominate a student! Anyone in the Wando community is allowed to nominate a student!

You any email Connor Griffin with any quest ions or

concerns!

[email protected]

STUDENT IN ACTION: WHO ARE WE?

CONTACT US!

Here is some background on what Students in Act ion is all about! SIA is part of the

Jefferson Awards Foundation. The three main pillars of SIA is LEADERSHIP,

ENGAGEMENT, and IMPACT. Here at Wando, we have adapted SIA as a way to

unite our school so we can better support our own clubs' goals and init iat ives.

Students in Act ion is made up of representat ives from any club at Wando that

part icipates in community service. We meet once a month to discuss each clubs'

future fund raising events, any community service events in the community that

need help, acknowledge students are showing outstanding service, etc. We create

a newsletter for that month and decide on a Service Leader for the previous

month. We talk about ways we can support each other to unite all of our efforts to

build a posit ive community.

If this organizat ion at Wando is something you want to be a part of, please contact

us! Information below.

Caroline Albrecht

[email protected]

Mills Thompson

SIA FounderJunior Class Vice [email protected]

Connor Griffin

SIA FounderJunior Class [email protected]

Student Council Pep Crew at the 2016 Buddy Walk