Dear fellow Hanoverians:<\/p>\n
Did you know that beginning this school year, all Hanover High School
\nstudents must complete 10 hours of community service every year as a
\ngraduation requirement? With approximately 800 students at the school,
\nthat is almost 8,000 hours of service available to the town!! <\/p>\n
HHS students have been very busy completing community service hours at
\nnumerous town and school events, and with various organizations and
\nchurches. I even have a volunteer working in the Town Clerk’s Office this
\nweek and next!<\/p>\n
Since there is no greater gift than giving back to the community with some
\ncommunity service, HHS would love to have students volunteer at your
\nbusiness or organization. If you have any opportunities available, please
\ncontact Hanover High School:<\/p>\n
Kathy Gallagher \t(781) 878-5450 x2503\tkgallagher@hanoverschools.org
\nDebbie Kinney\t(781) 848-5450 x 2501\tdkinney@hanoverschools.org
\nNancy Foster\t(781) 878-5450 x 2502\tnfoster@hanoverschools.org<\/p>\n
How can a Hanover High student help your event, business or group today?!<\/p>\n
For “Around Town on the Web”,
\nCathy H-B<\/p>\n
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Dear fellow Hanoverians: Did you know that beginning this school year, all Hanover High School students must complete 10 hours of community service every year as a graduation requirement? With approximately 800 students at the school, that is almost 8,000 … Continue reading