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Volunteers are an essential part of helping make Burton Elementary a successful and thriving school community. Whether you have a few hours to give or can support throughout the school year, your time and talents make a meaningful difference for our students, teachers, and staff.
There are many ways to get involved, including assisting with school events, teacher appreciation activities, fundraising initiatives, family engagement programs, campus support, and special PTO projects. No amount of time is too small—every helping hand matters.
We understand that every family’s schedule and availability are different. There is no minimum volunteer requirement to support the PTO, and participation is always appreciated, never expected.
Please note that all on-campus volunteers must complete and receive approval through the Fort Bend ISD volunteer background check process prior to volunteering.
We invite parents, guardians, grandparents, family members, and community supporters to join us in creating positive experiences and opportunities for our students.
FAQS FOR VOLUNTEERING
Do I need a background check to volunteer?
Do I need a background check to volunteer?
Yes. All campus volunteers must complete and receive approval through the Fort Bend ISD volunteer background check process before volunteering on campus. Volunteer background checks have to be completed EVERY school year. You can begin completing background checks on July 1st.
Do I have to be a PTO member to volunteer?
Do I have to be a PTO member to volunteer?
No. You do not have to be a PTO member to volunteer. We welcome all parents, guardians, grandparents, and community members who want to support our school.
Can I volunteer in my child’s class or during events?
Can I volunteer in my child’s class or during events?
While we try to accommodate preferences, volunteers may not always be assigned to their child’s classroom or activity to ensure all areas are properly supported.
Can younger siblings attend while I volunteer?
Can younger siblings attend while I volunteer?
No. For student safety and campus procedures, younger siblings and non-enrolled school-aged children are not permitted during volunteer shifts unless specified for a family event.
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