Rayville Student Volunteers During Spring Break

Emaree Houston spent part of her break working at local food bank Care and Share.

Apr. 2, 2026 at 10:00am

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While many students spent their spring break relaxing, one Rayville High School student, Emaree Houston, dedicated part of her time off to volunteering at the local food bank Care and Share to earn community service hours.

Why it matters

Student volunteerism and community service are important for building empathy, leadership skills, and a sense of civic duty among young people. Emaree's actions during her break highlight the positive impact students can have when they choose to give back to their local community.

The details

Emaree Houston worked diligently at Care and Share, the local food bank, to earn community service hours during her spring break. The director of Care and Share, Angie Collins, praised Emaree's willingness to take on any task assigned without complaint.

  • Emaree Houston volunteered at Care and Share during her spring break in April 2026.

The players

Emaree Houston

A student at Rayville High School who volunteered at the local food bank Care and Share during her spring break.

Angie Collins

The director of the Care and Share food bank, who praised Emaree Houston's dedication and willingness to help during her volunteer work.

Sharon Harrell

The head of the local chapter of the National Honor Society, which encourages community service among its members.

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What they’re saying

“Emaree Houston took on every task assigned without complaint.”

— Angie Collins, Director, Care and Share

The takeaway

Emaree Houston's volunteer work during her spring break demonstrates the positive impact students can have when they choose to give back to their local community. Her actions highlight the importance of student volunteerism and community service in developing empathy, leadership skills, and a sense of civic duty.