Junior RCA

The Junior RCA is a sub-committee made up of local high school students who support the planning and execution of RCA sponsored events. These students volunteer their time and have become a critical element of the success of all RCA events.

If you are in High School ‘school year - 23’/24’ (9th through 12th grade) please join us. The Jr RCA is a great way for you to give back to your community, meet new friends and volunteer for local events. Volunteering is a great differentiator for the college admission process, where it can demonstrate a student's commitment to serving their community and willingness to volunteer their time and skills. We have over twenty events planned for the coming year and need you help!

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Junior RCA

The Junior RCA is a sub-committee made up of local high school students who support the planning and execution of RCA sponsored events. These students volunteer their time and have become a critical element of the success of all RCA events.

If you are in High School ‘school year - 23’/24’ (9th through 12th grade) please join us. The Jr RCA is a great way for you to give back to your community, meet new friends and volunteer for local events. Volunteering is a great differentiator for the college admission process, where it can demonstrate a student's commitment to serving their community and willingness to volunteer their time and skills. We have over twenty events planned for the coming year and need you help!

Services and Programs

School Programs

  • Eco-Schools: Partnering with local schools to integrate environmental education into the curriculum, promoting sustainability and environmental awareness from a young age.
  • Field Trips: Organizing visits to parks, nature reserves, and environmental facilities to provide hands-on learning experiences.
  • School Gardens: Assisting schools in creating and maintaining gardens where students can learn about plant life, ecology, and sustainable agriculture.

Public Campaigns

  • Environmental Awareness Campaigns: Running campaigns to educate the public on key environmental issues such as climate change, pollution, and conservation.
  • Sustainable Living Guides: Providing residents with resources and guides on how to live more sustainably, including tips on reducing energy use, conserving water, and minimizing waste.
  • Eco-Friendly Events: Hosting events such as Earth Day celebrations, clean-up drives, and tree planting activities to engage the community and promote environmental responsibility.

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