Kent Island High School

Making a Difference

Five Service Learning Credits are required for each student prior to Graduation. In addition to a requirement for National Honor Society induction, Community Service is also an important part of a resume and something strongly considered by colleges when granting acceptance. Many opportunities to complete Community Serve are offered both within and outside of school.

Kent Island High School Service Learning Coordinators:

Charlotte.Driscoll@qacps.org

Laura.Schroyer@qacps.org

Julie.Steinbruck@qacps.org

Heather.Tranquill@qacps.org

Download Service Learning Form

Some of the Service Learning Opportunities Available to Students Include:

Kent Island Beach Cleanup
Kids Helping Kids Canned Food Drive

Animal Welfare League

Notice of Non-Discrimination: The Queen Anne's County Public School District does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, gender identity, disability, or age in its employment or educational programs and activities. The District is required by Title IX not to discriminate in such a manner. The following persons have been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: For Student, Parent and Community Concerns: Brad Engel, Supervisor of Student Support Services, brad.engel@qacps.org, 410-758-2403 For Employment Related Concerns: Mark Farley, Director of Human Resources, mark.farley@qacps.org, 410-758-2403 Queen Anne’s County Public Schools 202 Chesterfield Ave. Centreville, Md. 21617

Kent Island High School

Making a Difference

Service Learning