Parents have the opportunity to serve on policy-making advisory boards at individual schools and at the District level. Site councils have parent representatives who help make decisions which affect their school. Some people work with school staff in classrooms and offices. Others serve as tutors, chaperones, and judges. Parent groups provide financial support to programs and assist with activities.
Volunteers share their expertise and talents as guest speakers and consultants.
Concerts, assemblies, school plays, sports activities, science fairs, open houses, and many other activities allow opportunities for students to share their talents with parents, families, and friends. Your child s principal can suggest ways for you to become involved at your school.