Students Complete Distance Learning Service Projects
When Shore's Distance Learning Program began in March, Upper School students sprang into action to help others, and an already fulfilling service program grew even stronger. Students made an extra effort to help the people in their communities during these unprecedented times. Among the many good deeds were creating signs for healthcare workers, reading via Zoom to young children, sending cards to seniors in elder care, and sewing masks. It is no surprise that Shore students heeded the call to serve others. Since their early years, Shore students live the mission to become "compassionate citizens of the world." Their small acts of kindness brightened the days of others, and they will surely continue to help others.
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One student read to young children via Zoom.
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Several students made face coverings to donate.
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