The National Center for Learning and Civic Engagement (NCLCE) has researched service-learning policies in all states to provide this comprehensive resource. Click on the questions below for 50-state comparisons showing how all states approach specific service-learning policies. Or, choose to view a specific state’s approach by going to the individual state profiles page.
Key Takeaways
- Student participation in high-quality service-learning is positively related to gains in the following key outcomes at statistically significant levels:
- Academic engagement.
- Educational aspirations.
- Acquisition of 21st century skills.
- Community engagement.
50-State Comparisons
- High School Graduation Requirement or Credit toward Graduation — Service-Learning/ Community Service
- Service-Learning/Community Service in Standards and/or Frameworks
- Service-Learning/Community Service as a Strategy for Fostering Student Outcomes
- Service-Learning and Professional Development for Teachers or Administrators
- Funding for Service-Learning/Community Service
- Service-Learning/Community Service Addressed in Other State Policies, Statutes or Administrative Code
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