Community Service - The Gunston School

Community Service - The Gunston School
Community Service
Community service is not only an expectation, it is a graduation requirement at Gunston. Students must individually complete 45 hours of community service to graduate. Gunston students often involve themselves in churches, scouting activities, artisan and craft fairs, summer camps, and afternoon programs for younger children. Students have been active in fundraising efforts of the American Cancer Society, annual canned food drives for the local community, and local and state programs promoting the health and rejuvenation of the Chesapeake Bay watershed. Gunston is an active member of the Chester River Association's water quality monitoring program and is also a site for oyster spatting. Gunston's emphasis on community service continues to increase each year.
Contact Information
For service opportunities:
Christie Grabis
For documentation of service hours:
Kim
Vess
Post RSS Feeds
Subscribe to Post Alerts
Students Organize Trash Clean-Up on Hibernia Road
Earlier this month, Juniors Sydney Kim and Eamon Schopfer organized a trash cleanup for Gunston students along Hibernia road for their Youth Climate Institute action project. Eleven students collected twelve 30-gallon bags worth of trash in 2 hours!
Read More
about Students Organize Trash Clean-Up on Hibernia Road
Juniors Shine at Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
Read More
about Juniors Shine at Rotary Youth Leadership Awards
Savannah Landon '27 Earns Girls Scouts Gold Award
Savannah Landon ’26 is making a meaningful impact in Queen Anne’s County by earning her Girl Scout Gold Award through a project that provides a much-needed sensory room at the Chesterwye Center.
Read More
about Savannah Landon '27 Earns Girls Scouts Gold Award
Volunteer Match
Maryland Share Yourself
Volunteer Anne Arundel
Pickering Creek
Habitat for Humanity
Women in Need
Chesapeake Volunteer Center
Wilderness Ventures
Community Service Form