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    This document provides guidance on activities that would fulfill the creativity, action, and service (CAS) requirements at the high school. It lists numerous volunteer, performance, artistic, sports, and self-improvement activities that are eligible in each category. Examples include participating in a play, tutoring senior citizens, taking cooking lessons, or volunteering at a food bank. The document also notes activities that do not qualify, such as attending church services, going on vacation, or missing school. Supervisors must sign off on activities, and reflection sheets are due by the end of each quarter.

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    This document provides guidance on activities that would fulfill the creativity, action, and service (CAS) requirements at the high school. It lists numerous volunteer, performance, artistic, sports, and self-improvement activities that are eligible in each category. Examples include participating in a play, tutoring senior citizens, taking cooking lessons, or volunteering at a food bank. The document also notes activities that do not qualify, such as attending church services, going on vacation, or missing school. Supervisors must sign off on activities, and reflection sheets are due by the end of each quarter.

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    This document provides guidance on activities that would fulfill the creativity, action, and service (CAS) requirements at the high school. It lists numerous volunteer, performance, artistic, sports, and self-improvement activities that are eligible in each category. Examples include participating in a play, tutoring senior citizens, taking cooking lessons, or volunteering at a food bank. The document also notes activities that do not qualify, such as attending church services, going on vacation, or missing school. Supervisors must sign off on activities, and reflection sheets are due by the end of each quarter.

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    ÇAĞLA BERBEROĞLU
    This document provides guidance on activities that would fulfill the creativity, action, and service (CAS) requirements at the high school. It lists numerous volunteer, performance, artistic, sports, and self-improvement activities that are eligible in each category. Examples include participating in a play, tutoring senior citizens, taking cooking lessons, or volunteering at a food bank. The document also notes activities that do not qualify, such as attending church services, going on vacation, or missing school. Supervisors must sign off on activities, and reflection sheets are due by the end of each quarter.

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    Activities that Fulfill CAS Requirements

    Activities That Would Fulfill Creativity, Action or Service Requirements


    You can participate in:
    -Holiday Caroling with SHS -Design a booth for International Day
    -Phoenix Symphony Guild -Creating a display for the science fair
    -Coffeehouse -A music recital
    -Rock Revelation -A play or musical -Encore

    Activities That Would Fulfill Action or Service Requirements


    If you were a volunteer at the:
    -ALS Walk -P.F. Chang’s Rock N’ Roll Marathon water station worker
    -Anasazi Fall Festival -Salvation Army- Thanksgiving/Christmas dinner server
    -Climb to Conquer Cancer -Cancer Walk
    -Library -St. Vincent DePaul -St. Mary’s Food Bank
    -Habitat for Humanity -Hospital -SOMA triathlon
    -Special Olympics -Homeless shelter -Trick or Treat for Cans
    -SSBTR Walk -Salvation Army’s Christmas Angel Program
    -Andre House -Scottish Highland Games
    -Ronald McDonald House -Sierra Point Retirement Home
    -Wellesley’s Walk -Scottsdale Healthcare Golf Tournament
    -Heartstrings Ball -National Charity League Projects
    -Holiday Lights -All-Star Kids Tutoring
    -Youth Corps -UNICEF Trick or Treating
    -Salvation Army -Arizona Human Society -Phoenix Zoo
    -Child Crisis Center -Race for the Cure

    You can also earn action and service hours by volunteering to:
    -Be a student ambassador -Host an exchange student
    -Coach a youth team -Make pillows for women’s shelter
    -Work at an art festival -Pet Sit
    -Work at Physics Day -Clean a park
    -Work at Horsense -Be a Girl Scout Leader/Camp Volunteer

    Activities That Would Fulfill Creativity or Service Requirements


    -Give music/dance/singing lessons
    -Design a website for a company or club

    Activities That Would Fulfill Action or Creativity Requirements


    You can participate by:
    -Receiving piano/voice lessons -Performing in a cultural festival
    Prepared by DMHS, August 2008
    -Taking Cooking Lessons -Taking dance classes
    -Learning a foreign language class outside of school
    -Being a member of Marching Band (Time spent outside of school that is not mandatory for
    a grade)

    Activities That Would Fulfill Action Requirements


    Participating in:
    -Yoga classes -Karate lessons -The track and field team
    -Lacrosse -Mock Trial -The golf team
    -A race or marathon -Tennis

    Activities That Would Fulfill Service Requirements


    You can:
    -Tutor
    -Present to prospective IB students at informational nights
    -Play bingo with senior citizens

    Activities That Would Fulfill Creativity Requirements


    -Planning activities for a club
    -Being a member of Arizona Arts Chorale

    What Doesn’t Count


    -Ushering for church service -Church retreats
    -Church Youth groups that involve faith based activities
    -Teaching Sunday school at a church
    -Playing an instrument at a church service
    -Going on vacation to another country
    -Listening to a guest speaker (unless you did an activity that directly resulted in your
    attendance from listening to the speaker)
    -Going to see a play, museum, fair, exhibit, cultural event or movie (unless you did an
    activity that directly resulted from your attendance at the activity)
    -Anything that you are missing class or a day of school to participate in

    *NO STUDENTS SHOULD BE SIGNING OFF AS THE SUPERVISOR’S SIGNATURE,


    UNLESS PRIOR APPROVAL BY CAS COORDINATOR OR IB COORDINATOR HAS BEEN
    GIVEN.
    *Each individual event done with NHS, Stugo, National Charity League (or similar
    organizations) much have a separate reflection sheet.

    *Reflection sheets for activities are due by the end of the quarter that they were
    completed in order to receive credit.
    Prepared by DMHS, August 2008

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