The Moravia Central School District proudly hosted its annual "Moravia Gives Back Day" today, reaffirming its commitment to fostering civic responsibility and community engagement among students. This cherished tradition sees students stepping out of their classrooms to contribute meaningfully to the local community.

Throughout the day, students participated in a variety of service projects across the Moravia community. Activities included assisting at the local fire department, organizing materials at the public library, maintaining the grounds at the community cemetery, singing to the elderly and beautifying public parks. These hands-on experiences not only provide valuable support to community institutions but also instill a sense of pride and connection in the students.

“The best part of the day personally for me was to be able to perform for the elderly because they just love it, and we love doing it for them, and being able to help them clean out their environment after,” said one student.

The initiative aligns seamlessly with the district's mission to ensure individuals explore their passions and engage with purpose. By participating in community service, students gain practical skills, develop empathy and understand the importance of civic duty.

"Moravia Gives Back Day" has become a cornerstone event in the district's calendar, reflecting the strong bond between the schools and the wider community. The district extends its gratitude to all community partners who welcomed students and provided them with meaningful opportunities to serve.