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• Andover Elementary School Reading Program

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  This student led community service opportunity pairs Proctor students with local elementary students at the Andover Elementary & Middle School. The program runs throughout the school year and provides a tremendous opportunity to connect with the local community while inspiring young minds.

• Animal Shelter Program

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  This student led community service project provides an opportunity for our animal loving students to travel to a local animal shelter each month. Faculty members provide rides to and from the shelter. 

• Biology Lab Volunteer

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  Proctor's biology room is a living classroom! All our critters who keep us company throughout the academic day need a little extra care in the afternoons and evenings. Students coordinate with the Science Department to feed and care for the reptiles who call Proctor's Shirley Hall home. 

• Dish Duty

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  The only mandated community service at Proctor comes in the form of Dish Duty. Each trimester, every advisory is assigned a dish duty day. On this day, students and their faculty advisor (usually groups of 5-7) wash dishes and clear tables in the dining hall for all three meals. The appreciation for hard work, food waste, and caring for community spaces are natural byproducts of this favorite service opportunity. 

• Fall Community Service Afternoon Program

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  During the Fall Term, a community service afternoon program is offered for interested students. The group tackles both on-campus and off-campus service projects, while interspersing a physical training program in Proctor's fitness center. 

• Food Pantry

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  This faculty and student led service opportunity affords a small group of students and faculty sponsor the opportunity to travel to nearby Franklin, NH to volunteer at a food pantry each month.

• Green Key Admission Tour Guides

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  Proctor's Admissions Office gives nearly 750 tours to visiting families each year. These tours are not possible with out student tour guides. Proctor's Green Key program matches tour guides with guests each day, and is an incredibly fun and valuable way to serve Proctor. 

• Math First Aid Tutoring Program

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  This student-led math tutoring program takes place twice a week in Shirley Hall throughout the academic year. Students are able to volunteer their math expertise as they work with their peers to understand concepts and identify new study strategies to improve performance and comprehension in math classes. 

• Special Olympics Unified Sports

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  Proctor has a long-standing partnership with Special Olympics New Hampshire that affords multiple opportunities for Proctor students to partake in unified sports with Special Olympians. Read more about this program HERE.

• Spring Horse and Barn Service

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  Each spring, this faculty-sponsored group travels to a local horse barn to help with chores and squeeze in some much deserved riding as well. 

• Summer Service Trips

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  These two-week trips are a focused, rich opportunity for students in engage in cultural immersion and the principles of community building. Led by Proctor faculty members, groups range from 7-14 participants.  Starting in 2012, Proctor built relationships with communities in Guatemala,Thailand, and South Dakota.  Although not as long as the typical term-long Off-Campus Proctor programs, these dynamic trips offer students a vehicle to engage in experiential learning from a community service perspective.  Trips are scheduled for June and July each year. 
  
  Learn more about this summer's trip to Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota HERE!

• Tech Booth During Assembly and Performances

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  During each all-school assembly(Monday, Thursday, Friday), Proctor relies on a dedicated group of student volunteers to run the technical booth. This same group of students partners with members of Proctor's technology and theater departments to ensure sound, lights, and recordings work properly for all performances in the theater throughout the year. 

• Technology Help Desk

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  Every night of the academic year, Proctor's Technology Help Desk is open as a resource to trouble-shoot any and all technology issues. Students have the opportunity to volunteer their time and talent at the Help Desk as well. 

• Woods Team

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  Proctor is fortunate to own 2,500 acres of woodland. The woods team cares for this expansive forest. Gathering after classes at the Forestry Shed, they hop in the back of a pickup truck for a bumpy ride over woodland trails to clear new trails, repair bridges, clean up logging sites and identify trees for selective cutting. They split logs for wood-burning furnaces in five dormitories, and deliver that cordwood to those dorms. In March, their focus turns to tapping the school’s 300-plus maple trees, gathering sap and—best of all—boiling the sap into maple syrup in the sugarhouse. The woods team is a hearty crowd who love working outdoors on diverse tasks related to forestry and silviculture.