EHS is proud to recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of the student participants in the Service Achievement Program. This academic year the group logged more than 2,100 hours of service, volunteered at more than 115 nonprofit organizations, and made an economic impact average of $60,000.

In its inaugural year, the Service Achievement Program is an optional year-long program designed to motivate students to participate in service projects, take on leadership roles, and learn more about the service needs across Houston. Seniors who complete the program are represented by a special cord worn at graduation.

In March students organized and executed the first-ever community-wide EHS Day of Service hosted at the Houston Food Bank for all EHS students, families, faculty, and staff to attend.

The students listed below were recognized for their participation in the program and met all the requirements for 2021-2022:

Completed the Service Achievement Program (Met all the requirements of the program):

Kendall Aldstadt '22

Eleanor Brown '24

Ava Muslih '23

Sophia Shin '24

Sydney Smith '23

Bronze Award (Met all the requirements of the program AND additionally served 10-19 hours):

Mark-Anthony Mey '23

Izzie Song '25

Alyssa Wall '23

Nicole Wotring '23

Sarah Yates '24

Silver Award (Met all the requirements of the program AND additionally served 20-29 hours):

Daniel Fanning '25

Sarah Margaret Hill '24

Hania Kusinski '24

Lindsey Levan '25

Kara Lewis '24

Julia Newman '24

Madison Schultz '23

Gold Award (Met all the requirements of the program AND additionally served 30 hours or more):

Ava Black '25

Mali Hogue '24

Sophie Martin '22

Lili Masterson '22

Drew Nobel '25

Nick Nobel '24

Ava Toubassi '23

Vivian Turbidy '25

Thompson White '25

Layla Younis '23

Congratulations to the student participants recognized and awarded for this year's Service Achievement Program!

–Lauren West