December 11, 2025
The phrase community service is too often separated from the spirit of volunteerism, and high school students can struggle to find service opportunities. At Class 101, we encourage students to volunteer to prove their commitment to something beyond their required activities. A few hours at an area food pantry is helpful, but do those hours test your interests or engage your passions?
Here is our latest list of volunteer organizations and service ideas from our interscholastic service club More Than One and Class 101-Dayton. These ideas range from one day events, to flexible online programs, to places where students can volunteer regularly.
WORK WITH ANIMALS
SUPPORT THE ARTS
FOOD SUPPORT and FOOD PANTRIES
GOVERNMENT
HEALTHCARE
HISTORY
TIME IN NATURE
QUALITY OF LIFE
TUTOR WITH SCHOOLHOUSE.WORLD
We also highly recommend that students explore the opportunities on Schoolhouse.world. This platform will certify students in various areas of study and create a “transcript” that can supplement college applications. https://schoolhouse.world/ This site offers a platform for online tutoring; students can be tutored or become volunteer tutors on a schedule that works for them.
Colleges want to know how students spend their time and what is important to them. Serving others can be a way that students demonstrate initiative, interests, passions, and drive. Make the most of it!
November 9, 2025
The average student spends $38,270 per year on college expenses, including tuition, books, supplies, and living expenses. This number is even higher for students attending a private school where the average student spends $58,628. College can be expensive, but it doesn’t need to be unreachable. With the support of financial aid, scholarships, and other funding […]
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October 28, 2025
The Super Junior Program is designed for rising juniors to get on track with their college planning journey. Students will tackle seven essential steps in 90 days, including creating a top ten college list and establishing baseline ACT/SAT scores. Here’s everything you need to know about becoming a Super Junior. The “Super Junior Checklist” is […]
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October 22, 2025
Posted 10/22/25 In HB 96, Ohio’s biannual budget bill passed earlier this year, the State of Ohio made a commitment to encourage more of Ohio’s top achieving students to stay in state for college. Announced in a webinar with high school administrators and high school counselors on October 22, the Ohio Guaranteed Admission Program is […]
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