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HOME ROOM PARENTS
- Parents can sign up to be a Homeroom Parent on Information Day or Back to School Night. The first responsibility of the Homeroom Parent is to attend the InfoBlast meeting with the Homeroom Parent’s Chairman. The date and time of the meeting is posted on the school calendar. During this meeting you will provided a copy of your class signup sheets and parent contact sheets. Click the link above to review CLASSROOM SIGNUP SHEETS.
For school-wide events, like Fall Fun Fest and Field Day, your job will be to schedule volunteers from your signup sheet or recruit extra workers for the designated time slots given to your class. Reminder calls or emails for all your classroom volunteers bringing items or working a booth should be made a few days before the event. For the Auction, your function will be to serve as a basket coordinator for your classroom. Your class will be combined with 2 other classrooms to create 1 grade level basket. You, along with 2 other homeroom parents and 1 grade coordinator, will select a theme for your basket and send out flyers to your classes letting them know the theme for the basket. Then, collect donations and assemble the basket.
For class parties; such as the Holiday, Valentine, and Popsicle parties; your duty is to remind or solicit volunteers to bring the needed items such as drinks, snacks, etc. for the party; attend the party; and assist the teacher as needed.
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GRADE COORDINATORS
- Grade Coordinators can also sign up on Information and Back to School night on the Homeroom Parent signup sheet or by contacting the PTO Vice-President. Grade Coordinators are responsible for coordinating parent’s efforts on functions that are handled on a grade level basis. There will be at least two grade coordinators per grade. Their areas of focus include coordinating the grade baskets for the Auction, coordinating and recruiting workers for the Musical Programs (2nd – 5th), 3rd Grade Land Run, and our very popular 5th Grade Farewell party!
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MEET THE MASTERS
- Meet the Masters volunteers can sign up on the Classroom Signup sheet on Information Day and Back to School night, or by contacting their child’s homeroom parent. This is an exciting, hands-on art program for 1st through 5th grades! During 4 one–hour sessions throughout the year, volunteers present 4 different artists to their child’s class and then lead the children in creating their own “masterpieces”. NO ART EXPERIENCE IS NEEDED!!
All materials and information are provided. This is a very flexible opportunity… you can either present the artists solo or choose to be teamed with other parent volunteers from your classroom. Sessions are scheduled according to both the teacher’s and volunteer’s needs. This is an easy and fun way to become involved in your child’s classroom… so sign up today!!
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