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The document is a Volunteer Log Sheet for students participating in the VolunTEEN Program at Vidant Medical Center and/or Teen Court Program. It requires students to log their volunteer hours, with a total of 25 hours needed per school year to remain in the Academy. The form includes sections for student information, agency details, supervisor signatures, and submission instructions. Specific reminders are provided regarding the completion of the form.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the Volunteer Hour Log in the editor.
Begin by entering your Student Name, School, Grade, and School Year in the designated fields. Ensure all information is accurate for proper record-keeping.
Fill in your Student Contact Phone Number. This is essential for communication regarding your volunteer hours.
In the Medical section, provide the Name of Agency where you volunteered, along with the Date, Start Time, End Time, and Total # of Hours worked. Make sure to calculate total hours accurately.
Obtain your Supervisor's Name and Signature along with their Contact Phone number to validate your volunteer work.
Review the log sheet reminders: avoid using pink or red ink and refrain from using acronyms or 'ditto' marks when completing this form.
Once completed, return this log in person to the Academy office or submit a copy to your HSA counselor at school before the deadline.

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Are Pitt County schools good?

Pitt County Schools is an above average, public school district located in GREENVILLE, NC. It has 24,327 students in grades PK, K-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 16 to 1.

How should I log my volunteer hours?

Manual volunteer hour logs are cost-effective and quick to put into practice. Just print or copy your sheet, bring it to your volunteer event, and have volunteers record their hours. Transferring the data to a master spreadsheet later will help you upkeep a simple database of your volunteers and their contributions.

What would count as volunteer hours?

Meetings, events, activities, conferences, etc. that you attend or participate in as part of your club count as volunteer service hours. Make sure you log your hours BEFORE the deadline each semester because late hours will not be counted.

What is the best way to document volunteer hours?

We found the best way to track volunteer hours is to keep a dedicated spreadsheet. Make columns for the date, number of hours, activity description, and a contact person at the organization. Each time you volunteer, update it immediately. This habit avoids any confusion later on.

What is the teacher bonus for Pitt County schools?

Pitt County Schools (PCS) will increase its sign-on bonus for new teachers hired for the 2022-23 school year, beginning with a minimum of $2,500 and ranging to $4,000 for certain priority schools and Exceptional Children (EC) positions within the system.