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Service Learning


Upcoming Events

The Annual Cereal Drive is here!! We are so excited to be collecting cereal and money for cereal for the Monument Crisis Center. Science classes are researching the best cereals by nutrient level. Other classes are studying food deserts and some of the causes of food insecurity. We can't wait to tell everyone how much cereal we collected this year! Stay tuned.

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De La Salle High School seeks to challenge its students to serve others, especially the poor, and to deepen a sense of responsibility for humanity’s future.

In keeping with our mission, De La Salle offers a variety of service-oriented activities that enrich our students’ educational experience while meeting real needs in the community. Service learning projects are designed to develop students’ sense of social and personal responsibility, increase their understanding of the conditions that warrant service, and challenge them to recognize their potential as agents of social change.

To Accomplish this Mission, De La Salle is Committed to:

  • Provide meaningful service opportunities for students
  • Incorporate service learning as an instructional methodology throughout the academic curriculum
  • Utilize various methods of reflection
  • Support faculty in developing and/or re-designing courses to incorporate service learning
  • Cultivate mutual respect with community partners
  • Integrate education with social responsibility and action
  • Encourage students to actively seek service opportunities
  • Challenge students to embrace a lifelong commitment to service


Students in Action Program

Powered by the Jefferson Award Foundation Students In Action program, De La Salle High School students continue to get out and serve the community. The Students In Action program was created to develop high school students into community leaders. The program promotes development through three pillars: Leadership, Engagement and Impact. Leadership develops current and future leadership potential within students, engagement promotes the value of service to grow volunteerism within the school community, and Impact measures how successful the volunteerism is and rewards students for their efforts.


Contact

Dr. Elizabeth Berkes, PhD
Director of Faculty Development
Director of Service Learning
berkese@dlshs.org
(925) 288-8149