West Valley High School law classes made lesson plans and taught 4th Graders at Pearl Creek Elementary once a week for a semester. Joy Elementary school 2nd graders worked with their 6th grade buddies to make cheery art projects from reused and recycled materials. These went into food boxes distributed by the Fairbanks Community Food Bank. These students learned about giving back to the community and many other curriculum based skills. Badger Elementary School 5th graders do service learning activities right in their own school.
Students work in the library, help teachers, and help in the office.
North Pole High School and Ben Eielson High School students cross age mentor students at Badger Elementary, Anderson Elementary, and North Pole Elementary. Many schools are having students do long term recycling programs in conjunction with Project Green Star. Tanana Middle School is continuing the tradition that was begun at Tanana Satellite, with students doing service learning at the Breadline, Fairbanks Community Food Bank and other locations this year. They are also putting a service learning club together for the afterschool 21st century learning program. Anderson Elementary has a class making touch books for use in their own school.