Volunteer

Thanks to each of you desiring to be a partner in your child’s education. Giving your time and talents will enrich the quality of your child's experience. Studies show that when parents are involved in their children’s school, the children tend to perform at a higher level. Being involved can mean a variety of things: classroom support, library assistance, office help, holding a position in the PTA, or supporting fundraisers such as Fall Festival and Science Fair. Regardless of where you serve, be aware that you are making a difference not only in your child’s life, but in the lives of hundreds of children. We welcome you to get involved today!

Check out the page of Program Coordinators and let us know what you can help, or propose to lead a new program.

Volunteer Registration Required by FUSD

If you are volunteering for school or PTA events during school hours, please fill out FUSD volunteer application on the CiviCore website prior to the event, as required by the district. You only need to fill out the application once per school year. You may do it at home or use a laptop in the school office. 

We need your passion & talents! Join us to be a program coordinator!

Check out this page to find out more about current programs and let us know which ones you would like to take a lead or join the committee!

• Check with your classroom teachers to find out if they need your help!

• Suggested Responsibilities
  Work effectively with your classroom teacher.
  Help build friendly relations among parents in the classroom.
  Interpret and promote the work of the PTA within the school and community.

• Specific Duties
  Develop class roster and distribute it to each family. (August)
  Provide teacher with assistance with special classroom event(s). (Throughout the year)
  Involve as many parents as possible into PTA membership and school activities. (Throughout the year)
  Assist with email distribution for advising parents of school, PTA or class activities. (Throughout the year)
  Coordinate teacher appreciation activities for Teacher Appreciation Week. (May)
  Make effort to attend PTA meetings and share meeting information with parents. (Monthly)
  Acknowledge volunteers with thank you letters or notes. (Throughout the year)
  Optional: Coordinate with parents for a small token (cards, gift card, etc.) around the holidays. (December and/or end of school year)