Are Your Students Engaged in Service Learning?

Service learning is learning by doing good. Students tackle real community needs while building skills, knowledge, and character.

Take this 2-Minute Student Engagement Diagnostic and discover your school’s Engagement Readiness Score and learn how to make service tracking simple, measurable, and rewarding.

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1. Does your school currently track student volunteer or service-learning hours? *

We don’t have a consistent system.

We use spreadsheets or paper forms.

We use basic software or online forms.

We have an automated platform that generates reports.

2. Are students recognized or celebrated for their service? If so, how often? *

Rarely or never.

Once per semester.

A few times per year through events or certificates.

Regularly with digital badges, awards, or public recognition.

3. Do your students engage in volunteering or service activities? *

Very few participate.

Some participate when required.

Many participate voluntarily.

It’s part of our school culture — students lead and encourage others.

4. Who tracks and reports service hours at your school? *

No one specifically — it’s inconsistent.

Teachers or staff manage it manually.

We have a designated coordinator.

It’s centralized and easy to oversee with clear reports.

5. How confident are you in reporting total service hours or impact to your district or board? *

Not confident — data is incomplete.

Somewhat confident — but takes time to compile.

Confident — we can report most data accurately.

Very confident — we can share reports anytime instantly.

If you could improve one area of your service-learning program, what would it be?