Area teens provide leadership, community service

Sandusky Register Staff
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09:00 AM
Feb 03
2012
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM St. Mary Central Catholic's Teen Leadership Corps group at Commons of Providence in Sandusky, where they volunteer their time, on Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Seventeen area schools are involved in the program.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Monroeville High School teacher Deborah Harwood talks to her Teen Leadership Corps students about their experiences with recent service projects on Monday, January 23, 2012.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Jenna Burrow smiles during Teen Leadership Corps class at Monroeville on Monday, January 23, 2012. Seventeen area schools are involved in the group, which teaches core values, leadership, and works with local and national organizations on service projects.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Morgan Rarick and Andrew Haughawout laugh while participating in Teen Leadership Corps class at Monroeville on Monday, January 23, 2012.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM St. Mary Central Catholic senior A.J. DeRiso, center, and Nathan Shivak, look at an Italian recipe book with Sebatino Palmucci as they visit with the Teen Leadership Corps on Tuesday, January 24, 2012.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM St. Mary Central Catholic's Teen Leadership Corps group at Commons of Providence in Sandusky, where they volunteer their time, on Tuesday, January 24, 2012. Seventeen area schools are involved in the program.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Becca Schaffer, a Teen Leadership Corps student at Monroeville High School, works with Brenda Mackey as she assembles boxes at Christie Lane in Norwalk on Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Jenna Burrow helps Nathan Lucal with his job at Christie Lane in Norwalk on Wednesday, January 25, 2012. Burrow is a member of the Teen Leadership Corps, which includes students from 17 Ohio schools who work on service projects for their community.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM John Burrow visits with Mark Straka as he works at Christie Lane in Norwalk on Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
Register photo/ANGELA WILHELM Hayden Pierce, a member of the Teen Leadership Corps, bags candy with Bob Laferty for a Valentine's fundraiser for the Susan G. Komen Foundation at Christie Lane in Norwalk on Wednesday, January 25, 2012.
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Seventeen area schools are involved in a group called the Teen Leadership Corps, which teaches core values, leadership, and works with local and national organizations on service projects.

Check out the photos of the students at work, and watch the video to hear more about this program.



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joansaun322's picture
Feb 03, 2012
12:14 PM

joansaun322 says

Its so nice to see positive articles in the newspaper showing the youth in our community doing good deeds.  Thank you Teen Leadership Corp for showing teens how they can make a difference in other peoples lives and at the same time make themselves better people.  I hope all area schools take advantage of what Teen Leadership Corp can offer their students.

 

wiredmama222's picture
Feb 03, 2012
09:53 AM

wiredmama222 says

This is a good thing for these kids.  When they get done could they give lessons to some of the people in charge of the communities around here??????