Volunteering is a Great Way to ConnectMinimize

 Offering your support through time, talent, and other means is a great way to help the school and your child - and a chance to meet other parents. Here are some ways to learn about volunteer oportunties:

  • Attend the Welcome Coffee Hour on the first day of school.
  • Watch for information about volunteer opportunities in the weekly Coe Communicator (e-news).
  • Contact your child's assigned room parents
  • Talk to your child's teacher about helping in the classroom.
  • Talk to the Coe PTA Volunteer coordinator, Cheri Curson Bowles. You may contact her at volunteer@coepta.org
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2009 – 2010 Search for VolunteersMinimize
2010 Monster Mash Chair(s) -

Need coordinaters for next school year's annual "spooktackular" event. Our past chairs, Andrea Marshall (alpmarshall@comcast.net) or Dena Farnham (farnham4@comcast.net) may be contacted with questions about the what is involved.

 
Day in the Life of an Afghan Child -

Tuesday, March 16th: need 5-6 volunteers to help with several activities, including water carrying games at morning recess, serving Afghan food at lunch, and general coordinating.  If you have a few hours to spare and would like to help out, please contact, Coe PTA Volunteer Coordinatro, Cheri at volunteer@coepta.org

 
Young Author's Conference -

April 30th - needed are many, many ears to listen to our children's stories for the Young Author's Conference on April 30th.  Lead multi age groups of 9 - 10 children as they read their published writing pieces. It will require no more than 2 hours of time in the late morning.  No special skills needed other than enjoying the kids creativity.

To volunteer or for more info please email Shauna Bellamy at sjbellamy@mindspring.com

 
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Room Parents are core!Minimize

Room Parents are the very core of our volunteers.  They are a team of parents, grandparents and/or guardians that provide loving care for our children and teachers.  Room Parents are organizers, recruiters, party planners, cooks, crafters, and a lot more.  Here is a basic list of Room Parents duties:

   1. Coordinate classroom's parents.  Create a classroom roster with names, addresses and email addresses. Flag any special food allergies or special needs.
   2.  Assist teacher in planning Class parties & events.  This includes getting all the parent volunteers needed, as well as any food, supplies and activities.  This will involve soliciting money and/or supply donations from families.
   3.  Science Kits.  Pre & Post inventory of Science Kits for classroom.   
   4.  Organize classroom participation in PTA sponsored activities.
                ~ Auction
                ~ Staff Appreciation

If you are currently or have been a Room Parent.....Thank you for all your hard work and volunteering efforts!  If not, please consider being a Room Parent for your child's classroom.  It's a wonderful way to model responsibility, generosity, volunteerism, and compassion.

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