Community Service Certificates
Community service hours, also called volunteer hours, are the documented time a student spends on unpaid service work. On Rustic Pathways programs, students earn them in service projects such as construction, beach cleanups and English lessons, and the total is recorded on a certificate after the program.
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Community service programs offer an opportunity for students to earn community service hours. The maximum number of community service hours for each program is included in the program description.
The total number of hours a student receives is awarded based on the student’s hours of full participation in that service project.
Students will receive a Community Service Certificate from Rustic Pathways documenting the number of community service hours earned after their programs. Most high schools will honor these hours and count them towards graduation requirements.
Rustic Pathways students can choose from a wide range of summer volunteer programs for high school students, each designed to maximize meaningful service while earning documented hours toward graduation.