Allatoona Community Service Program
Give back to your community by participating in a variety of volunteer events, earning community service hours, and earning a medallion as a graduating senior! The mission of the Allatoona High School Character Education and Community Service Program (CSP) is to encourage students to become civic-minded through engagement in community service projects that benefit the community through Allatoona High School and prepare our students to be well-rounded individuals.
Acceptable projects and volunteer hours submitted for recognition will include the following:
- Community service hours should ONLY be those earned while supporting Allatoona High School or one of the Feeder Schools.
- Volunteer time and service projects that an Allatoona club, team, or organization sponsors. These hours can be verified by the club/organization's sponsor.
- Volunteer time, Service projects, and/or donations that are sponsored by Allatoona High School. Faculty or staff members who are present at the function or event can submit and verify these hours.
Allatoona Community Service Program Recognition
- Students in 9th - 12th grade will be recognized at Honors Night in May if enough hours have been earned for the year (50 minimum).
- Seniors who have accumulated the required 4-year total (200 Hours) will receive the additional recognition of the Community Service Medallion to be worn at the Graduation ceremony.
Additional Requirements & Due Dates
- Students must complete 50 hours of Community Service each year to meet the requirement for honors night recognition.
- Students must accumulate 200 service hours by the close of their 12th-grade year to earn the Community Service Medallion to be worn at the Graduation ceremony.
- Required hours must be completed and submitted to Assistant Principal Dr. Dixon by Friday, April 16th, 2027.
Use the link below to digitally log the hours from either your computer or cell phone and submit this to Dr. Dixon by April 16th, 2027
Community Service Digital Documentation
