Seasons of Service

Boston students and teachers recognize there is a time to learn and a time to serve.
What better way to beat the Holiday Gimmees and observe Red Letter Days than to
practice good deeds? Classroom tested and real world based, these special ways to
observe special days empower students to become community problem solvers.
Students share academic skills and technical competencies in priority areas of
Citizenship, Education, Environment, Human Needs & Public Safety.
Here's a way to discover the true meaning of holidays and heroes.
Please join us in celebrating these Seasons of Service.

 

September Labor Day ~ Salute Our Nation's Workers
Learn & Serve ~ Reflect & Remember
National Hispanic Heritage Month September 15 ~ October 15
Constitution Week ~ September 17 - 23
  Celebrate National Deaf Awareness Week
October
Halloween Community Treats
November
Veterans Day ~ November 11
Thanksgiving Learn & Serve
December
'Tis the Season
  Winter Solstice ~ Support the Homeless - SoS
January Learn & Serve Resolutions
Martin Luther King, Jr. Day ~ All Year Long
Chinese New Year ~ Ancient Tradition with New Service
February Black History ~ Beyond February
Career & Technical Education Week
Valentines Day ~ To Service with Love…
March
World of Women ~ Spread the Word
April Serve Rhyme and Reason in Poetry Season
Calls to Action ~ National Youth Service Day
Earth Day Every Day!
Arbor Day ~ Tributes to Trees
May Teacher Appreciation Week
Public Service Recognition Week
  Memorial Day ~ Time for Remembrance
June Flag Day ~ From June 14, 1777

Funded by:

TeachNet Service Learning is administered by Boston Public Schools Affiliate IMPACT II @ School to Career.
Supporting TeachNet are Special Assistant for High School Renewal, Kathleen Mullin; IMPACT II Affiliate Director Barbara Locurto; WebMaster Andrew Binns; High School Renewal; School to Career Program: Linda Younis; Project Assistant: Linda Younis | Project Assistant Jean Gibran. For more information, email blocurto@gmail.com.


About the Project Archives: The BostonTeachNet.org project was active between 2002 and 2007, with teacher-designed projects implemented and published on the BostonTeachNet.org website. This site now presents the archives from this project. While many of the teachers and partners may have retired or moved to other schools and projects, the materials published here continue to be valuable to readers, with both the concepts and the projects themselves continuing to be widely read.