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Many hands make light work.
Many hands make light work.
Volunteers are the bedrock of our PTO. Whether its an extra two minutes to help wipe a table down after an event, or staying for the whole show start-to-finish, this work wouldn't be the same without the extra help our community gives.
The need for volunteers changes throughout the year based on events and activities. If you have a particular skill or desire to help that isn't listed below, please reach out to Leadership and we would be happy to find a way to accept your aid.
To volunteer with the school district, you must complete the online volunteer application (takes about 5-10 minutes and is valid for two years), which includes:
- Disclosure statement
- Review of policies and procedures
- Orientation
- Upload of photo ID
Information from the application is used to complete a Washington State Patrol background check, a requirement for all district volunteers.
For more details, visit the district's Volunteer Information webpage.
Continuous Needs
Bell-to-Bell Volunteers (during school)
Bell-to-Bell Volunteers (during school)
[Sign-Up Genius links to come as soon as we get organized for this]
Extra recess support
Dining with students
Classroom helpers
Events and Committee Needs
Extra Hands Needed (during or afterschool)
Extra Hands Needed (during or afterschool)
Complete this interest form if you'd like to be involved with any of our events!
[Sign-Up Genius Link] (will go live after the upcoming event schedule is finalized)
Check out our Events & Activities page for more details on each event
Huskies in Motion
Giant inflatable mascot runner
Parent-costume mini-race to hype students
Pumpkin Decorating
Family Bingo Night
Family Math Night
Field Day
Bike to School Day
Staff Appreciation
Monday breakfast & coffee with granola
Tuesday Costco pizza and Caesar salad
Wednesday sweet treat day potluck (provided by parents)
Thursday Coa/Jalapenos catered lunch
Friday "stuff the staff" and beverage cart
Yearbook
Garden
Seasonal Needs
Enrichment Volunteers and Teachers (afterschool)
Enrichment Volunteers and Teachers (afterschool)
Contact the Enrichment Coordinator to ask about signing up
Enrichment Welcomer: Welcome Enrichment Teachers new to our school, tour the school, and hand-off who their chaperone will be for the season.
Chaperone: Chaperones help students find their after‑school classrooms, communicate absences or last‑minute changes to enrichment instructors, and keep families in the loop if a class is interrupted or a teacher is out sick. At the end of each session, chaperones stay with students until their adults arrive, so instructors can wrap up on time and everyone gets home smoothly.
Enrichment Teacher: Do you have a skill or hobby that you think would round out a students' education? Perhaps you speak another language, understand rocket science, or just like fishing and have a couple extra poles for kiddos. We've had various types of afterschool learning over the years, and welcome inquieries about what you could offer to our students. The Enrichment Committee Chair can help facilitate a space for the learning and walk you through the logistics of becoming an afterschool volunteer teacher.
Remember, as an Enrichment Teacher, Chaperone, or Welcomer, you automatically receive a scholarship (if you'd like it) for one of your students during the quarter that you volunteer.
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