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Inspire unity.
Exceed standards.
Achieve success for all students.
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Eastlake High School values community service and thus recognizes students for their service and volunteer contributions through the Community Service Graduation Honor Cord and the Community Service Spotlight, supported by EHS and the EHS PTSA. Throughout their time at EHS, students should keep track of their service hours completed through the many EHS service clubs (such as National Honor Society and Key Club) and any community service completed on their own. During senior year, if students have completed 200+ service hours during their years at EHS, they will be able report their cumulative service hours and receive the Community Service Graduation Honor Cord. The EHS PTSA also highlights student volunteer activities in their newsletter and social media through the Community Service Spotlight and will invite submissions of student service stories throughout the year in their Wolf Tracks newsletter.
Community service is supported by the EHS PTSA through:
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Seniors can receive a community service honor cord for completing at least 200 service hours during their time at Eastlake. The silver Community Service Graduation Honor Cord demonstrates that the student made community service a priority during their high school career.
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You can find program details, service opportunities and much more about the Community Service Program on the EHS school website. Seniors who have accumulated 200+ service hours during their years at EHS and would like to receive a Community Service Graduation Honor Cord will need to log in with their lwsd.org email address to submit hours: Click HERE to Submit your Service Hours (seniors only please). EHS students may be required to report volunteer hours from some service clubs at EHS, but they should keep their own records of their service.
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