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On Thursday, May 26, Miramonte High School recognized 86 students from all grade levels who went above and beyond to serve their community in many different ways. Each year the number of students who are active in community service grows. This was a record-breaking year with 20+ students more than last year receiving awards. Students were presented the President's Volunteer Service Award for volunteering 100+ hours in a 12 month period. Students under the age of 15 received the award for volunteering 50+ hours. The Miramonte High School Volunteer Service Award was presented to students who qualified for the Governor & First Lady's Award (that program was recently canceled by our Governor.) The Community Service Award Program is coordinated by Eloise Schneider, College & Career Advisor. Principal Adam Clark assisted with the presentation of awards. The Miramonte Parents Club provided refreshments.

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