I'm in middle school and need community service hours to graduate high school. Can you give me information?
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go to the web page I list below.... there is a section "For Students" and the first question under that section is "What is SSL?" - click on that and watch the Flash driven presentation.  That should answer all your questions.\n\n(the summary is you need 60 hours of volunteer work for a non-profit organization).
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My high school didn't require previous community service hours for acceptance into NHS, but it looked good on the application.  We did have to complete at least 20 hours for the school year to maintain membership, however.  (As a side note, I went to a high school that is currently ranked in the top 5 high schools in the US.  My school, like yours, was extremely competitive in everything from academics to sports, uhm, excluding our 76-3 loss in football.) \n\nDo a google search for "high school national honor society" and see what other schools recommend for applicants.  By the time of graduation, most of my school's graduates had at least 150 hours during their 4 years, some had well over 500.  My friends and I had between 20-50 recorded hours when we were accepted.\n\nAlso, find out from other students in NHS how competitive acceptance is.  Some schools induct just about everyone who makes the GPA cut.
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You need to check with the clerks office at the court house.  They normally will be able to direct you to a room withing the court house where they have an approved list of those places where and the type of , community service can be performed.\n\nJust call your local court house, or better yet, take a drive over on Monday and talk to someone in person, it's easier that way.
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contact your junior high and ask them
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call your local Community College, or the high-school guidance office. Either of them will be able to assist you.  \n\nGood luck.....I got my GED 20 years ago, went on to Community College, and then went on to get my Bachelor's in Health Science........reach for the stars!!!!!!
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Contact your state board of education; they probably have a website you can send mail to.  If the information is not posted on the site, you can probably order it; copying or postage charges may apply.  Your local high school principal's office might be willing to get you a copy, too.
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Call a high school in Texas and ask them. Be sure to tell them  who you went through/are thinking on going through.
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Seek private grants.  Try to think of ways that your school serves the community.  You can get grants for youth education, especially for minority or poor students.  I gave you some links below to get started.  Also, you may be able to enlist the help of a grantwriter at a local United Way or university!  Good luck!
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Call the High School in that area and they should be able to help and lead you in the right direction. It should be free of charge or just a small fee.
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If I am not mistaken, you are assigned a probation officer for a certain period of time and must meet with him/her regardless of whether your community service is completed or not.  You have no options if you don't want to get in even more serious trouble.
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I hope this helps you!!  Good luck    http://www.browncountypubliclibrary.org/pdf/hours.pdf
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For one, I would talk to teachers in my community. I would also ask my local university's department of education for information. Also, contact your local school board to find out about employment listings, etc.
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After the holiday, phone the school, and ask to speak with a counsellor.  They should be able to give you specific information.\nI can imagine that they would want to do some benchmark testing to find out if you are on the grade level your age represents.  You will need a parent to fill out the necessary paperwork, also.\n\nHomeschooling is nice in theory, particularly for the younger ones that don't socialize well, but it is probably necessary for proper social development after a certain point.
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Talk with the Football coach.  High Schools are always taking volunteers.  You can also check for any job postings at the districts administrative offices.  They will also have applications there as well.
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I like the idea of having to do community service to qualify, but 8 years of pro-bono work?\n\nThey'd have to be on welfare or have very rich parents.\n\nMaybe a certain number of hours a year from age 18. Something in the neighbourhood of 300 hours a year for a minimum of 4 years, verified by a non-partisan board of some kind.\n\nI like the civics classes, etc.
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Try calling the local food bank, city hall, fire department, radio station, woman's club and your child's school principal and secretary. Someone will know somebody at this late date. Its too late to apply for the Toys for Tots and Salvation Army programs.
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Percent applicants admitted: 9%\n\nRequired units:\nRecommended units:\nEnglish - 4\nForeign Language - 4\nHistory - 2\nMath - 4\nScience - 4\nSocial Studies - 3\n\nSAT Reasoning Verbal: 700 - 790 \nSAT Reasoning Math: 700 - 790 \nACT Composite:          30 - 34 \n\n*Also, you need countless hours of community service hours. Still, the chances of you getting in are 9%. Good luck.