1. IT’S IMPORTANT!

2. noun 1.voluntary work, intended to be for the common good, usually done as part of an organized scheme "community service." Collins English Dictionary - Complete & Unabridged 10th Edition. HarperCollins Publishers. 23 Sep. 2014.. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/community service

3. Some religious activities Citizen Corps Key Club activities Hospital volunteer Hospice volunteers Nursing home volunteer Environmental Projects Habitat 4 Humanity FCCLA activities Humane Society Animal Shelters Big Brothers/Big Sisters Adopt a Highway Food Banks DECA activities United Way Scouts 4-H FFA activities S2S (Legit!)

4. Over the whole course of your high school career.  Colleges look at community service  Scholarships look at community service During each individual school year.  At the end of each year, you could earn an award based on the hours that your have served.  Keep track using one of the STARS forms

5. Awards assemblies at the end of each year Certificate with the following distinctions:  Gold250+ hours  Silver175-249 hours  Bronze100-174 hours  White50-99 hours Certificates are awarded on the current year’s hours only.

6. Keep up with it all year. Get signatures or phone numbers from the event’s supervisor It does include your summer volunteering Turn into Ms. Gillespie in North main Office by Friday, April 8 th, 2016. Keep a copy for your own files. Optional Pick up a form in the North Office!

7. IF YOU THINK YOU WILL WANT TO JOIN NHS… NHS stands for National Honor Society and looks really good for college applications. It also provides students with fundamental skills revolving around leadership. One piece of info that is left out until sign up is you must have a certain amount of community service hours to join NHS so it looks good to take care of those early. The hours themselves, as mentioned earlier, are something colleges take a look at.

9. DRIVING—ARKANSAS LEARNER'S PERMIT REQUIREMENTS & EXEMPTIONS In Arkansas, there are different stages in the learner's permit and licensing process, all of which are based upon your age: 14 years old: Eligible for learner’s permit. 16 years old: Eligible for provisional license. 18 years old: Eligible for unrestricted driver’s license.

10. DRIVER’S PERMIT Must pass a vision exam Proof that you have a 2.0 or higher GPA & proof of enrollment Pick up Green form from South Counseling Office or print from website Turn into South Counseling Office to Tricia Meier Includes GPA & General Info Has to be approved by office Takes 1-2 full business days to process Only has to be filled out once Must be turned in to DMV within 30 days To use 2nd semester’s GPA, wait until after June 8th to turn in form

12. WHAT TO BRING FOR WRITTEN TEST Original birth certificate Social Security Card 2 forms of government ID

13. WHAT TO EXPECT FOR THE WRITTEN TEST Test is word for word from the booklet Study Study tools Tedious Must score an 80% (20/25) Computerized Must have Permit for at least 3 months (probably 6) before you can take the Driving test.

14. ARKANSAS LEARNER’S PERMIT DRIVING RESTRICTIONS You must be accompanied by a licensed driver 21 years old or older. All passengers must always wear seat belts. You are not allowed to use a cellular telephone or wireless communication device while driving except to report an emergency.

15. WHAT TO EXPECT FOR DRIVING TEST Will not test when raining Buckle up first! Check your mirrors Start your engine Always check your blind spot Test Administrator will be sitting in passenger seat

16. WHAT TO BRING FOR DRIVING TEST Permit Car Registration ID Licensed adult to get there

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