President’s Volunteer
Service Award
In 2002,
during President Bush’s State of the Union address, he challenged all Americans
to heed the call to service to help make a difference in our communities.
The
following year President Bush created the President’s Council on Service and
Civic Participation with its goal to recognize the contributions volunteers
provide to our Nation. The council
created the President’s Volunteer Service Award as a means of recognizing,
thanking and honoring Americans, of all ages, who have made a commitment to
their community by giving of their time in helping others.
Twenty-nine TC students were recognized
for their Service commitment during the 2007-2008 school year
at the Senior Farewell Assembly.
There are
three levels of achievement:
1. For
giving at least 100 hours bronze award.
2. For
giving 175 – 249 hours – silver award.
3. For
giving 250 hours or more – Gold award.
Each
recipient received an official President’s Volunteer Service Award pin, a
personalized certificate of achievement, a note of congratulations from the
President of the
2007-2008 School Year
Twenty-nine
TC students were recognized for their Service commitment during the 2007-2008
school year.
Gold Award
recipients: 250 hours or more of service
Anna Daggs
Daniel Lough
Juan Roldan
Robert-John Howley
Silver
Award recipients: 175 – 249 hours of service
Matthew Daggs
Sara Brown
Taylor Neal
Bronze
Award recipients: at least 100 hours of service
Sarah
Brennan
Katelyn
Bruns
Victoria
Castrillo
Tim
Coffey
Michael
DeFurio
Lauren
Donaghy
Alexander
Espinosa
Megan
Ference
Charles
Gutierrez
Holly
Kaiser
Max
Landwirth
Kayla
Lau
Richard
Melendi, Jr.
Anthony
Perrin
Christina
Piazza
Jason
Prado
Rachel
Ray
Andrew
Shewbarran
Charles
Sunderland
Mary
Weigel
Kevin
White, Jr.
2006-2007 School Year
Twenty-one
TC students were recognized for their Service commitment during the 2006-2007
school year.
Gold Award
recipients: 250 hours or more of service
Anna Daggs
Daniel Lough
Silver
Award recipients: 175 – 249 hours of service
Robert-John Howley
Samantha Lang
Anibal Roldan
Juan Roldan
Bronze
Award recipients: at least 100 hours of service
Victoria Castrillo
Ryan Carter
Neemie Chery
Vincent Fernandez
Morgan Gelcich
Melissa Hattab
Julie Jung
Jordan King
Robert Lang
Lynsi Lyons
William McDonough
Taylor Neal
Anthony Perrin
Charles Sunderland, II
2005-2006 School Year
Thirteen TC
students were recognized for their Service commitment during the 2005-2006
school year.
Gold Award
recipients: 250 hours or more of service
William McDonough
Silver
Award recipients: 175 – 249 hours of service
Ryan Carter
Morgan Gelcich
Robert-John Howley
Juan Roldan
Kalee Sullivan
Bronze
Award recipients: at least 100 hours of service
Matthew Ansell
Monica Castaneda
Anna Daggs
Alexander Espinosa
Adrianna Peguero
Katie Woodbrook
2004-2005 School Year
Twenty TC
students were recognized for their Service commitment during the 2004-2005
school year.
Gold Award
recipients: 250 hours or more of service
Alexandra Boehm – 411 hours
Robert Lang – 312 hours
Rachael Lang – 258 hours
Silver
Award recipients: 175 – 249 hours of service
Aarian Johnson – 240 hours
William McDonough – 216 hours
Caitlin Leacock – 210 hours
Anthony Moch – 205 hours
Joseph Zambito – 191 hours
Caroline Gonzmart – 183 hours
Bronze
Award recipients: at least 100 hours of service
Matthew Ansell - 165 hours
Carlisha Chery –
156 hours
John Dale – 155 hours
Jenna Angell – 149 hours
Morgan Gelcich – 125 hours
Courtney Buschard – 122 hours
Jessica Doricent – 122 hours
Gregory Perrin – 117 hours
Bryce Bonsack – 103 hours