Volunteers in Public Schools

We encourage parents to explore working with volunteer groups based on their interests and availability. Being an active part of a volunteer group will significantly enhance the school experience for both parents and students. It’s a wonderful way to bridge the gap between home and school life while contributing positively to the overall educational environment. High School years can be an uncertain time for parents, not being so in touch with what is going on in your students school life. A great way to stay connected is to become involved with the school.

Why WOULD you want to volunteer?

Supporting Student Success:

When parents are actively engaged in school, students tend to perform

better academically. They feel supported knowing their parents are interested

and involved in their education

Voice in Decision-Making:

Being involved in parent groups provides an opportunity for parents to have

a voice in decisions that affect their children's education.

Building Relationships:

Getting involved in school activities fosters relationships

between parents, teachers and administrators.

Supporting Student Success:

When parents are actively engaged in school, students tend to perform better academically. They feel supported knowing their parents are interested and involved in their education

Voice in Decision-Making:

Being involved in parent groups provides an opportunity for parents to have a voice in decisions that affect their children's education.

Building Relationships:

Getting involved in school activities fosters relationships between parents, teachers and administrators.

Steps to becoming a school volunteer: These steps build on each other.

Volunteering from time to time for various functions on campus

1. VIPS Application

2. Emergency Form

Buttons Located above

Volunteering as a coach, or working with students on a consistent basis

Steps 1 & 2 PLUS

3. Verbal TB Test - Contact Jenn Newsom ([email protected])

4. Fingerprints (Life Scan) - email Kelly Prouty ([email protected]) Include name and phone number.

Driving students in a personal vehicle

Steps 1,2,3,4 PLUS

5. Upload your Driver's License

6. Upload your Insurance summary (showing the amount of your liability coverage, do not send your insurance card)

Upload button available above or email scanned copies to [email protected]

Driving students in a district Van

Steps 1,2,3,4,5 PLUS

7. Complete DMV Form on the tab above, scan to [email protected].

or drop it by the main office.

Kelly Prouty

Community Resource Coordinator

[email protected]

714.962.1356 X55601