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MHS Youth Service Students Share Kindness Through Annual Service Project

MHS Youth Service Students Share Kindness Through Annual Service Project

Students in Monticello High School’s Youth Service class recently participated in their annual service-learning project focused on compassion, empathy, and community impact.

As part of the project, students first explored the Science of Kindness, learning how acts of kindness positively affect both individuals and communities. They then applied this learning in a meaningful way by creating fleece tie blankets to donate to the Monticello Cancer Center for patients currently receiving medical care.

This year marks the fourth consecutive year MHS Youth Service students have completed this project. Through their hands-on efforts, students not only developed teamwork and service skills, but also experienced the powerful connection between learning and giving back.

The donated blankets will provide comfort and encouragement to patients during a challenging time, serving as a tangible reminder that their community is thinking of them.

📸 Photos on this page highlight students working together during the blanket-making process and showcase the care and dedication behind this ongoing service project

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A group of people, mostly young adults, are gathered in a room with a colorful mural on the wall behind them.
A classroom setting with students gathered around tables, examining various items displayed on the colorful patterned tablecloths.
The image shows a classroom setting with several students working on a large, patterned fabric on a table in the foreground, while other students are visible in the background engaged in various activities.
Two individuals are engaged in sorting and organizing various items on a table in what appears to be a classroom or educational setting.
A group of young women, some wearing casual clothing and others in more formal attire, are gathered together in a classroom setting with a colorful mural depicting a cityscape in the background.