Food Security
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Project Highlights
- Elementary School
- Elementary school students set out a goal to collect 1,000 food items for their local food pantry, but were able to exceed that goal by collecting over 3,000 food items to donate. Watch a quick video highlighting this project!
- Elementary school students created their own community food pantry called the Pack Pantry, where they were able to provide food to community members in need. Watch a quick video highlighting this project!
- Middle School
- 6-8th grade students participated in a middle school day of service, where they sent students to a number of local organizations (some include: Loveland House of Neighborly Services, FOCO Cafe, Hearts & Horses, local nursing homes, etc. Some of the services offered included deep cleaning, musical performances, transplanting native plants, painting, etc
- Want to see more? Janelle Joers used Project Heart to meet standards, develop a service learning mentality in students, and then grew a grade level project into a school-wide day of service! Find out more by watching the recording and accessing the presentation HERE (starting on slide 10). You can also watch a quick video highlighting this project HERE.
- 6-8th grade students participated in a middle school day of service, where they sent students to a number of local organizations (some include: Loveland House of Neighborly Services, FOCO Cafe, Hearts & Horses, local nursing homes, etc. Some of the services offered included deep cleaning, musical performances, transplanting native plants, painting, etc
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