All students are required to complete the TCC School Service Component.

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Service Hours Logbook: Click HERE

Service Component Reflection Form: Click HERE

To read more about the Student Service Hours: Click HERE

Saints Family Handbook: Click HERE

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The Service Component at TCC is an opportunity for the students to apply Gospel Values to their daily lives. 

The Service Component of the TCC requires the following:

• 1. Completion of the Service Learning Module 
• 2. General Service to School & Church 
  • 7th Grade: 10 hours of church and school service and 2 service projects (class) 
  • 8th Grade: 12 hours of church and school service service projects (class). 
  • 9th Grade: 20 hours of church and school service and specific project focus. 
  • 10th Grade: 15 hours of church and school service and 5 hours specific focus. 
  • 11th Grade: 10 hours of church and school service and 10 hours specific project focus. (project proposal) 
  • 12th Grade: 5 hours of general service and 15 hours of specific focus project (project implementation and presentation.) 

The Service to School & Church is to help the student know that we are a community based on Gospel values. This means we imitate Jesus in His role of coming to serve and not to be served. This imitation of Christ in service will open new doors of growing closer in relationship with Him. The goal is that the student’s service experience is to move from an assignment that must be performed, to a service rooted in the heart of Jesus. There are a number of activities that are important to TCC and the parishes. Students will be active in pursuing opportunities that are already present to help those activities succeed.

These activities include, but are not limited to, the following: 

• Any school function that happens outside the normal school day 
• A sporting event: a student can have hours in working with their parent at the ticket booth or concessions 
• A school fundraiser event • a Church event 
• A Church fundraiser event 
• Involvement in Trumpet in the Land 
• Some community events, such as Run for Home, Special Olympics, etc. 
• An event that has been granted as acceptable by two priests