Project ENGAGE Plus
What is Project ENGAGE Plus?
ENGAGE is an acronym for Enriching our Neighborhood Through Generous Actions, Growth and Empowerment. Project ENGAGE Plus has been designed to encourage and empower students, families and staff of the Mehlville School District to give back to the community through service and kindness to others. We use Project ENGAGE Plus to teach students that giving back to your community is part of developing good character. It encompasses service learning, character education, volunteerism and a sense of community. Click here for more information on Project ENGAGE Plus.
Recent ActivityWhat is Project ENGAGE Plus?
ENGAGE is an acronym for Enriching our Neighborhood Through Generous Actions, Growth and Empowerment. Project ENGAGE Plus has been designed to encourage and empower students, families and staff of the Mehlville School District to give back to the community through service and kindness to others. We use Project ENGAGE Plus to teach students that giving back to your community is part of developing good character. It encompasses service learning, character education, volunteerism and a sense of community. Click here for more information on Project ENGAGE Plus.
Service Projects  Oakville High Students Donate to Nurses for NewbornsThe Oakville High School French Honor Society members made 20 fleece blankets to donate to Nurses for Newborns.
 Bernard Middle Sixth-Graders Donate 580 Volunteer Hours this SpringDuring February and March, 191 Bernard Middle School sixth-graders each spent at least three hours volunteering in their community, from doing yard work for elderly neighbors to serving the homeless at soup kitchens to cleaning cages at animal shelters. In all, these students donated more than 580 hours of service to their community!
 Trautwein Elementary First-Graders Raise Money Through Lemonade StandFour Trautwein Elementary first-graders planned a wonderful activity for their first day of Spring Break – a lemonade stand benefitting Ronald McDonald House Charities! These students, along with help from their younger sisters, sold lemonade, homemade cookies and brownies, and popcorn to raise $45.77!
 Early Childhood Students Enjoy Jump, Hop and Skip for HeartJohn Cary Early Childhood students learned how to maintain a healthy lifestyle and protect their heart during the Jump, Hop and Skip for Heart event, which raised $650 for the American Heart Association.
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