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Celebrating Earth Day & Demonstrating Learning After working on
their Learn and Serve Project at the Plantation Hammock Preserve (PHP)
located in Islamorada, students helped to design and coordinate an
Earth Day event where they spent an entire school day demonstrating
and presenting what they learned through the project to the entire
school.
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Students Close the Achievement Gap Through Weekly Playgroup for
Hispanic Families A handful of Spanish-speaking students in an
early childhood class at Coral Shores prepare a weekly program for
Spanish speaking families in the Upper Keys to address the
achievement gap.
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Children's Memorial Tree Garden Scrapbook
Students created a scrapbook of the Children's Memorial Tree Garden, a garden planted with in memoriam by parents whose children have died. The trees symbolize a life lost. The students took photographs of each tree, and used these photos to create a photographic record of the entire park. In some cases, parents gave poems or short eulogies to be used in the scrapbook. The books were then distributed to each family that had trees in the park.
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Plantation Key Middle School Students Write Measles Book to
Benefit Children in Africa
Plantation Key Middle School students wrote and illustrated, Have No Fear, Walk
With Me, a book chronicling the process of how children in
Africa receive life saving measles vaccines. For each dollar
raised, one life can be spared from infection. To date the students
have raised more than $800. Books are still available.
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Service Learning at the Butterfly Garden
Groups from
both Leadership Classes at CSHS chose to take on the butterfly garden at
CMTG as part of their service learning group project. The groups
provided needed weekly maintenance, which included pruning, trimming and
weeding, they expanded the garden area by planting additional butterfly
attracting native plants...
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Drama I Class at CSHS took on a L&S project on the subject of the
Holocaust and Genocide
The Drama I Class at CSHS took on a L&S project on the subject of the Holocaust and genocide because they wanted to educate and remind youth about the dangers of violence, and the impact of viewing others through separation and prejudice. The five performances had a profound impact upon the students and the community.
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12th Annual Florida Service-Learning Institute
Sophomore Eric Pettit, Junior Katie Greenman, Sophomore Brittany Violette, 7th Grader Samantha Vonnegut, Sophomore Xotchil Musser, and Monroe County 4-H Extension Agent, Kim
Coldicott, energized after spending three days at the
12th Annual Florida Service-Learning Institute held in Orlando. Monroe Youth Challenge Program District Prevention
Coordinator Michele Sutter, who also attended, took this photo.
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The State Farm Treasure Village Montessori School
Service Learning Project Our team is learning cutting edge
GPS/GIS mapping technology and hurricane mitigation strategies
using native foliage.
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CSHS - Advanced Photography Project CSHS Senior,
Claudia Hallagan begins to plan for her SL project. Claudia will
take photographs of students engaged in service learning projects
and will create a photographic display of those photos. The display
will be exhibited to schools and community venues.
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