Evergreen Middle School students honored with President’s Volunteer Service Award

Thirteen students from Evergreen Middle School have been recognized with the prestigious President’s Volunteer Service Award for their exceptional commitment to community service. These students dedicated up to as much as 165 hours to meaningful volunteer work; demonstrating leadership, compassion and a strong sense of civic responsibility. Their efforts were carefully documented and verified through a formal process.

According to the website, the purpose for the President's Volunteer Service Award is to honor the hundreds of thousands of people across America that have volunteered hundreds, if not thousands, of volunteer hours over their lifetime. The program was established to honor the volunteer works of individuals, families and organizations throughout the United States.

Below is the list of students who received a Presidential Service Award, along with the hours they served and the award they were given (50+ hours – Bronze, 75+ hours – Silver, 100+ hours – Gold):

• Parnitha Parachuri, 51 hours - Bronze
• Darsha Krishnan, 52 hours - Bronze
• Adya Kidambi, 57 hours - Bronze
• Katelyn Denq, 76 hours - Silver
• Tanvi Gupta, 77 hours - Silver
• Lakshana Balakrishnan, 102 hours - Gold
• Kavyashree Karunagaran, 111 hours - Gold
• Ahan Agarwal, 111 hours - Gold
• Aahana Jindal, 120 hours - Gold
• Vaishnavi Gupta, 130 hours - Gold
• Shriyaditha Sridhar, 138 hours - Gold
• Ophelia Gavhane, 157 hours - Gold
• Anaya Agnihotri, 165 hours - Gold