Community service work presents a great opportunity for our students to prepare for the future while also helping to improve their community.  Students who develop an awareness of local organizations and social issues often have an advantage over their peers when headed off to college or into the workforce and become better connected with the meaning and purpose of school thus preparing them for a lifetime of achievement.

30 HOURS - Haverling High School requires all students to complete 30 hours of community service as a graduation requirement completed during your high school years grades 9-12, summer time included. If you enroll after your freshman year the requirement will be prorated based on years of attendance. 15 hours need to be completed by the end of your junior year to be eligible for a senior honor pass.

• Working with a non-profit group (Library, Food Bank, Fire Department, Local Church, Scouts)

• Working at a charitable or community event (Relay for Life, Dairy festival, Music in the Park, Rotary activities)

• Assisting with school-based events that don't count toward class points (VEW reading, Peer Tutoring, assisting staff & teachers)

• Any activity a student receives payment for

• Working for a profit based company/business

• Activities done for family members

Contact Community Service Coordinator: Jen Hutches, jhutches@bathcsd.org. 607-776-1047. Office located in the Guidance office.

Contact Community Service Coordinator: Jen Hutches, jhutches@bathcsd.org. 607-776-1047 or complete the form below.

Request Volunteers for an Event or Activity

Link for How to Use "Passport for Good"

Students use Passport for Good to track their community service hours. Once hours are submitted they are verified by the supervisor of the event/activity and then approved by the Community Service Coordinator.

Access Passport on the desktop of a student's school issued computer, by using the link below or scanning the QR Code.

Passport for Good