About Community Service
The community service recognition program at Raymond J. Fisher Middle School is designed to help students learn about their responsibility to others in their community. This program sets out to help fulfill Los Gatos Union School District's mission of developing globally and socially responsible citizens demonstrating stewardship and Service above Self. In addition, the attribute of Empathy in the District's Student Success Profile highlights the desire for students to "demonstrate personal, civic, social, local, and global responsibility through ethical and empathetic behaviors." Perhaps most importantly, Project Cornerstone cites research that shows "service to others" helps children grow up healthy, caring, and responsible.
Community service is when students give back to the local community by donating their time to 501c3 organizations, their community, or other qualifying programs. Besides supporting organizations that support great causes, students experience the gift of giving back to their community.
Community service is when students give back to the local community by donating their time to 501c3 organizations, their community, or other qualifying programs. Besides supporting organizations that support great causes, students experience the gift of giving back to their community.
The community service recognition program at Fisher is an optional activity. Students will earn a "helping hand" insignia on their 8th grade promotion certificate if they document with the school that they volunteered a total of 60 hours over their 3 years at Fisher.
If you have an idea or opportunity for community service, please contact Assistant Principal Jenny Anderson. 408-335-2320 or [email protected].