Page 146 - Carrollton 1997

Left: Anxious
Tijfcker stu-^Y
dents look over
theirailing^ait-
qm for Carroll­
ton students to
arrive.

Social awareness is The Sacred Heart’s third goal.
Before a student graduates from Carrollton, she
must commit 100 hours of service to the communi­
ty. There are variouslypes of agencies where stu-
dents may service sheilas The Barnyard, The Learn­
ing Experience, and! Doctor’s Hospital. The Barn­ BET
yard is an after s c h ® care program, and Carrollton
students go to play, and tutor the children. The
Learning Experiences a school for mentally Hanoi**
capped children, jCarrollton students help the teach­
ers by doing group projects with the children. Katri­
na Alvarez does her service there and says that “I
have three slm fnts that I work with on a usual baSt&*L'
and they are y^ry eager to learn everyday.” Juniors v
have a requirement of 40 hours, and seniors are \
released eaSy from school to complete 60 hours.
ISopho^feres^go to Tuckgr Elemenl^ ^ ^ K ^ Lweek
| ^B ||tligion class, to help the
feiT class work. Sister Collesan^serves^^a' facilita-
jto r to the students in the search for a perfect com-
munity serviiyagency
Above; Danielle; Vidal boards the bus that ta fe ,
sophom ore students to Tucker Elementary.