Community Service

At True North Classical Academy, we believe that striving for human excellence must be grounded in the nature of the human experience. Not only do we strive to teach our scholars the importance of virtue, we also work to teach our scholars the importance of living those virtues by giving back to their community.

Students across our schools participate in community service. Whether it is students at the Pinecrest Campus who helped gather personal hygiene supplies for the Missionaries of Charity soup kitchen and homeless shelter or some of our Sunset students who traveled to the Dominican Republic to help build and install water filtration systems, our True North Titans put their virtues into action. Our commitment to service is evident in the 100 hours of community service required to graduate from True North Classical Academy.

For our Upper School students, the Community Service Log may be accessed below. Please note, any community service hours that are completed outside of True North must first receive approval from the Head of School, Mrs. Finlay, to count towards the 100 hour requirement.