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We are so fortunate to have a large, varied school population with many backgrounds, skills, talents and personalities.  If you have an idea that could benefit our school, please let us know or find a committee that could benefit.  Volunteer opportunities can be ongoing, monthly, or even one time events.
 

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 at volunteer@coepta.org
     
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  • I will volunteer at least 5 hours of my time this year.
  • I will help with the auction - donate, prepare, attend or all of the above.
  • I will join a committee.
  • I will volunteer to be a committee chair.
  • I will attend PTA meetings.
  • I will volunteer at a PTA event.
  • I will mentor one child.
  • I will seek out opportunities, rather than wait to be asked.
  • I will be a room parent.
  • I will donate during the various donation drives (toys, food, etc.)

What else can you do?

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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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2009 – 2010 Search for VolunteersMinimize
Read Around the Library -


We are looking for a few volunteers who would be willing to work on keeping our very successful program going. Volunteers would keep track of who is participating in the program, work on our RATL Bulletin Board, organize and award the prizes, and of course help the program improve in any way they can.

Volunteers can contact me by email at smkovnat@seattleschools.org or stop by the library to discuss the program.

 

 
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  what is involved.

 
BIRTHDAY LUNCH -


Kids love the special attention they get on their birthday!  The monthly birthday lunch is a BIG deal!!  We are looking for 2 creative individuals that can work as a team and continue this special tradition.   The birthday lunch team will be responsible for setting up the stage and baking and decorating fun, creative birthday cupcakes each month.  Please contact Cheri Bowles at volunteer@coepta.org to volunteer.
 

 
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