Service Hours
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The goal of Christ the King School’s Christian Service Hour program is to ensure that students are seeking to serve the community, the world at large, and to see Christ in all people. Christian service is defined as that which takes us beyond a narrow concern for ourselves and moves us to promote the common good and to uphold the human dignity of every person. In the end, we are looking to serve those that are poor, vulnerable, or marginalized in the world around us.
SERVICE HOURS:
To complete student service hours they must turn in the Service Hours Form.
Service Hour Guidelines:- Service hours consist of time donated to the community.
- Students may not be reimbursed financially for service time.
- Activities assisting immediate family members (those living in your household) will not be considered service hours.
- Service hours submitted through Google forms found on the link provided above
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Service Hour Opportunities
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Checking in with any CKS teacher to see if they need help with organizing, cleaning, or making copies.
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Meals for the Heartland---need to sign up with an adult
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Volunteering at an animal shelter---complete training and work with an adult
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Babysitting for Home and School---see Mrs. Beneke to sign up
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Participating in service for the Church such as altar serving on Sundays, lectoring, singing, helping with food (ie donuts) after mass, etc.
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Working school events---see Mrs. Beneke to sign up when events are coming up
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Helping with religious education
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Helping at sporting events---concessions, selling tickets, etc.
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Volunteering at Farmers’ Markets or cultural events
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Helping at teacher-parent conferences
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Helping at nursing homes---need to go with an adult
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Writing letters to shut-ins, the military, or those in the hospital
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Red Kettle Campaign during the Christmas season
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Helping Mrs. McLoughlin in the garden---see her for details in the Spring
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Service projects completed in Youth Group
Service hours must be completed outside of school hours.
- 6th graders need 2 hours of service per trimester
- 7th graders need 3 hours of service per trimester
- 8th graders need 5 hours of service per trimester
- Students who don’t complete service hours will receive a consequence.
WHAT IS NOT SERVICE
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Helping out at home or family and friends
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Anything you get paid for
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Attending Youth Group
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Game Group
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