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Students In Action is a national youth volunteer leadership, recognition and reward program, designed to pass the tradition of service on to the next generation. Co-developed by Jefferson Awards for Public Service and Deloitte, it is now in over 250 High Schools. Each spring, Student Leaders from the participating schools compete in regional competitions. They are asked to report on the implementation of the program, and the impact they've had, both in their schools and within their communities.
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Jefferson Awards Deloitte
San Leandro HighMARCH 2010
Effective Leadership Team
Current Leaders
Successors
Engaging the School Community:
Marathon 18
70 participants Participant range:
middle school to high school seniors
Press release- San Leandro Times
Engaging the School Community:
Carlton Plaza Senior Home and Davis St.
Caroling Interacting with other community serving based clubs: Octagon and Interact
Davis St. working with Red Cross club
Engaging the School Community:
Season of Service Week End of the week March for Non-violence
Engaging the School Community:
Season of Service Week
•Guest Speaker: Lorrain Taylor-founder of 1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence
•Press release in Daily Review with information about Jefferson Awards
3 KEYS TO SUCCESS
1. Participants
2. Passion
3. Presentation
3 MAIN OBSTACLES
1. Middle school cooperation
2. Approval from principal and school district
3. Safety during march
OBJECTIVE # 1: INFORMSteps1. Get facts – octagon
2. Invite guest speakers
3. Put up posters about march at San Leandro High and Bancroft Middle
OBJECTIVE # 2: ENGAGESteps1. Have high school students march to Bancroft
2. Hold assembly ate BMS, use student volunteers
3. Have games during assembly
OBJECTIVE # 3: INSPIRE YOUTHSteps1. Speakers share their experiences
2.Talk about other opportunities; community service
STATEMENT OF PURPOSEMarch from SLHS to BMS- have guest
speakers share their 1st hand experiences how violence has impacted their lives
THE STEP-BY-STEP PLAN
VISION
to decrease violence
in San Leandro schools
GET STARTED
Expanding Volunteer Capacity
Octagon Club444.5 hrs
Red Cross Club200 hrs
Interact Club3209.5 hrs
Key Club1438.5 hrs
TOTAL: 5292.5 hrs
Expanding Financial Capacity Marathon 18- $3000+
Donate to Battered Women and Children’s shelter to continue their work in the community
Baseball Academy- $2500 Involvement of: baseball players,
coaches, little leagueWest Coast Donations
Compelling Stories:
Ericka MacDonald & Jabree Raise money
for car payments
Child suffered from leukemia and needed many hospital visits
Press release about their situation and our help
Growth and Expansion
Expand influence to the middle schools Preparing youth to be students in action
Innovation
New events every month More media relations
Working with other clubs More diversity
Reaching out to both senior citizens and youth outside of our club
Letting others know about our club
Expanded club member size
