Volunteer Examples and Types 

• Participation in PTA and PTA related meetings, FBISD meetings, committee meetings, planning meetings,  fundraising meetings, after school events, and school events/activities that you were not logged into RAPTOR

• Activities that may occur at home (e.g., phone calls, emails, craft projects, drive time, paperwork, helping a teacher, etc.) 

• Creating communication and recruitment materials (i.e., newsletter, social media, graphic design, etc. ) 

• Prepping for school breakfasts or luncheons, class parties, school related events 

• Chaperoning, in and out of town

ANYTHING that was NOT done at school or during school hours COUNTS as volunteering!

Volunteer hours play a significant role in evaluating a school's performance and overall success. By understanding the types of volunteer work and the number of hours dedicated, schools can identify their needs and prioritize accordingly. The unique skills and time commitment of volunteers can help shape program strategies, resources, schedules, and other factors to create a learning environment that encourages student success.

Thank you!!