Groups spread out across Niceville, Valparaiso and Crestview at over 20 work sites. They do general yard work, raking, gutter clearing, hauling of unwanted items and more.
Rocky Bayou Christian School held its annual community service day, Servolution, on Thursday, March 14. Over 900 students, staff, parents and volunteers participated.
Servolution, formerly known as Workathon, has been a tradition running for over 30 years. Students, staff and volunteers look forward to rolling up their sleeves each year and helping beautify their community.
Groups spread out across Niceville, Valparaiso and Crestview at over 20 work sites. They do general yard work, raking, gutter clearing, hauling of unwanted items and more.
“Servolution is an important day for our students, staff and families. It is our opportunity to give back to our supportive communities and residents,” said Rocky superintendent, Dr. Michael Mosley.
For more information about future Servolution events, please contact Jenni Griffin at griffinjenni@rbcs.org.
For more information about Rocky Bayou Christian School, please visit www.rbcs.org.
