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Penn-Trafford Literacy Club launches book drive; five books earns one community service hour

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Summary

The Literacy Club will host a book drive starting April 28 with a drop-off box in Mr. Wozniak’s Room 142; donating five books yields one community service hour that can be used for NHS.

The Penn-Trafford Literacy Club will hold a book drive beginning Monday, April 28, with a collection box located in Mr. Wozniak’s Room 142, club president Owen Tickerhoof said.

Tickerhoof said donating five used books will earn one community service hour, which students may apply toward regular community service or National Honor Society requirements. The drive seeks used books for distribution or school use and is organized by the student-run Literacy Club.

Why it matters: The drive provides students a way to earn service hours while supporting literacy initiatives and club activities.

Discussion versus action: This was an announcement of a club service project; no school or district policy changes were described.