Experiential Learning 2014

Juniors and seniors at CCHS have an opportunity to create a semester-long project at any community-centered program, or job shadow they request to go to. This part of the curriculum is driven by the desire for students to create a project independently, combining the lessons learned in service-learning with the research component of independent projects. Students are already actively participating at their chosen locations, including some new locations this year. Some of these locations include The Salvation Army, Habitat for Humanity, The Dwelling Place, Springbrook Nature Center, Calvin Blaine campus, & Rensfeldt's Automotive Inc. So, if you are around Monday afternoons, you will soon see juniors and seniors off and running to their experiential learning locations.  

- Angela Balboa