Combo program competes for top service learning hours
Photo by Reilly Ziolkowski
Combo students Nicole Steinberg, Ashlyn Oliver and Brandon McElhaney work at the Alex’s Lemonade stand at Warrior Fest to raise money for pediatric cancer research.
On Sept. 13, Combo 9, 10 and 11 kicked off their National Day of Service competition. The competition was for the New York Says Thank You campaign who help to brighten the country with the new generation of children. The Combo classes put in a total of 564 service hours within their deadline date of Oct. 13. Freshman averaged eight hours per person, Sophomores averaged about eight hours per person and Juniors winners averaged 11 hours per person. Individuals worked at Warrior Fest, babysat, and helped manage a sports team. As well as other volunteer options.
Hi! My name is Nicole Steinberg, and I’m the Managing Editor for the Del.Aware. I’m also a senior this year and am a manager for the wrestling team....
My name is Reilly Ziolkowski and I am a senior. I am the Arts and Literature Editor on the Del.Aware staff. I am an aspiring photographer, and I have a...
