If you are interested in teaching or helping students who have disabilities, Mrs. San Nicholas at JFKHS is providing this service learning opportunity to give these special students support. 

Tutoring classes are being held at the Island Girl Power facility by the Manna Fellowship pastor and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Kyung, for students in need of this service. In order to work on this project, you will need to be approved by the pastor and his wife.

 

Humanitarian non-profit organization needs research on a variety of projects on Guam and throughout Micronesia for grant funding proposals. Make a difference and support research on grants that improve the quality of life for Pacific Islanders.

Earn service learning hours while attending Day 2 of the Rotaract Youth Leadership Conference on Saturday, September 15, 2018. Day 2 of the conference will focus on applyingwhat you've learned from Day 1 into community service activities and networking opportunities

Earn service learning hours while attending the Rotaract Youth Leadership Conference on Friday, September 14, 2018! Afterwards, share what you’ve learned and experienced with others who were not able to attend!

Sanctuary Incorporated of Guam will be hosting its annual “Too Cool To Do Drugs Youth Conference on Saturday September 15, 2018. This year's theme is "Choose Life, Your Positive High". The focus of this year's conference is to prevent future instance of drugs / alcohol abuse. The conference will feature guest speakers, topics on prevention education and awareness to include hands-on and fun-filled activities that will give you students a chance to take active roles in the conference and share with your communities. The conference will be held at the Pacific Star Hotel from the hours of 8:00 am to 3:00 pm and breakfast/ lunch will be provided.

Students will contribute to the educational programs at the War in the Pacific National Park by participating in the Monologue at the Museum Writer's Workshop. They will choose a historical figure from the World War II era to research. They will write a monologue that may be performed in a program for the public later in the school year. Students chosen for this project will have the opportunity to participate in many learning experiences designed to give them a rich background from which to write their monologues. It has a service aspect because the Park needs the volunteer service of students to be able to have performable scripts for the next Day at the Museum - performances of these monologues. There will be AT LEAST 10 hours of focused writing time scheduled for their monologues. 

Students are invited to conduct plant surveys within the Sagan Tinanom Nature Park in Dededo. You will use online and written information sources to help you identify, photograph, and catalog native and invasive plant species within designated areas of the park. You will also learn various concepts of forestry as they specifically relate to our island.

Come help us with our annual Broken Crayon Project! Every year, we put out a call to teachers, students, and families at the end of the school year to donate their used school supplies to this project. Because of our mission to serve the far-flung islands of Micronesia, we are able to send these school supplies to communities that need them. We will need your help to collect, box, and prepare these donations for shipping. 

Help the Guam Girl Scouts with our “Summer of STEM” camp this year! Assist girls with activities including building, coding, math, art and so much more!