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ROTC has a food drive. Key Club does things. Having a small community helps.

There will be a huge impact once the Senior Project becomes the norm - it forces kids to
go out and do something - volunteer - help - teach.

The CHS career center encourages kids to get involved. It has lots of opportunities.

Four-hundred Senior Projects are a lot of community involvement - It will be
meaningful.

4. UPSD students demonstrate citizenship knowledge and skills essential to a
   
   democratic society

• How well do you and your classmates know the rights and responsibilities of
  citizenship?

• What suggestions do you have for schools in developing these in our students?

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At CHS we have diversity. There are different teaching styles. These will parallel the

real world.

Teachers who have you work in groups, and they mix up the students in the groups, that

helps you learn to be dependable for others. It matches the real world.

This community is sheltered and naive. CHS students are used to getting what they want.

They can get grades changed. They get away with things. It's different in the real world.