Digital Citizenship refers to the ability to engage positively, critically and competently in the digital environment, drawing on the skills of effective communication and creation, to practice forms of social participation that are respectful of human rights and dignity through the responsible use of technology.
In the United States, cancer rates are increasing, especially among young people. This steady incline has resulted in the majority of Americans knowing someone in their family who has had cancer. Junior Margaret Brouse, with inspiration from a friend, identified this poignant issue and decided to create the CARE Club branch in response.
After contributing over 4000 hours of community service to various organizations, junior Rylee Bush has been awarded The Presidential Lifetime Achievement award.