Students In Action is a national youth volunteer leadership, recognition and reward program, designed to pass the tradition of service on to the next generation. Co-developed by Jefferson Awards for Public Service and Deloitte, it is now in over 250 High Schools. Each spring, Student Leaders from the participating schools compete in regional competitions. They are asked to report on the implementation of the program, and the impact they've had, both in their schools and within their communities.

1. Jefferson Awards Students In Action

3. UNITY WALK 2009 Each year the Chicago Department of Human Service sponsor its Annual Unity Walk and Rally. This year over 750 students, teachers, parents and guardians took 14 buses to promote racial unity, to stop violence, drug use and gang abuses to the Walk and Rally.

4. Unity Walk At 6:30 am students lined-up for bus assignment.

5. .. Unity Walk Students signed this banner pledging to fight against racism, bigotry, and discrimination

6. Unity Walk During the march, students carried various flags from countries of students attending our school.

7. Unity Walk Students carried over 150 flags from over 50 countries.

8. The students had fun during the Unity Walk, met new friends and gained service learning hours. Unity Walk

9. Unity Walk This banner contained the names of all the students, teachers, parents and guardians who attended the Unity Walk and Rally. The banner was placed in the school hallway for all to see

10. B lood Drive Ea Ea Each year, with the help of LifeSource Blood Center, we conduct three blood drives. Students participate in three blood drives and two blood drives are conducted with parents and guardians. We have collected 400 units of blood this year, helping save 1200 lives. Every unit of blood can help save 3 lives.

11. The Battalion Staff ensured all supporting documents were completed and students received their Service Learning Hours for donating blood. Blood Drive

12. Blood Drive Students at our school are committed to helping others.

13. Blood Drive We have students who give blood at each of the three blood drives we conduct.

14. Blood Drive We wouldn’t have done it without the help of the great attendance of Life Source Nurses.

15. TALL PROGRAM Every year many 6 th , 7 th , and 8 th graders are invited during winter break to our school to participate in activities with our principle, Mr. Hunter, and other students have planned. Students have the opportunity to make new friends and learn the reality about High School.

16. Tall Program Mr. Hunter, the school principal, provides welcome remarks, the mission, the goals and the objectives of the training session.

17. Tall Program Elementary students are taught the 14 leadership traits.

18. Rise International and Prosser Career Academy are making a difference in the live of children in Angola Angola Project

19. Angola Angola Project

20. Angola Project

21. The The Chicago Teamster Local Michael Yauger, Chicago Teamsters Local 786 President, and other Teamsters Locals

22. Angola Project The Angola Project Team

23. Angola Project Michael Yauger, Chicago Teamsters Local 786 President, and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Lara presented Lynn Cole, President of Rise International with a Prosser Check of $10, 000

24. Angola Project All the children are entitled to an education. On April 30, 2010 Prosser will present Lynn Cole a second check of $10,000

25. Haiti Relief Project Haiti, struck by disaster, in need of OUR help

32. Junior Achievement Cadets are preparing for their classes with the Junior Achievement Coordinator

33. Junior Achievement Cadets are teaching third graders at the Ella Flagg Young Elementary School

34. Junior Achievement Students are actively participating in the lesson while JROTC cadets oversee their process.

35. THIS CONCLUDES OUR PROSSER JROTC PRESENTATION. HOPE YOU ENJOYED IT!