Three For Me
Whether
parents help their child with homework, spend time in their child's classroom, have lunch at school or volunteer on a PTA
committee, this shows children their families are committed to their education. Three for Me is a promise
to your child that you care about his education and you'll be there-for at least three hours each school year.
Three hours-not too much to ask when it comes to your child...
Benefits
Research shows that a welcoming school
community is a key to increasing parent involvement. When parents are more involved, they are better able to support their
children's learning, and their children do better in school. Three for Me creates opportunities for parents to be involved
in their child's education, both in and outside of the school.
(Three for Me is an official PTA program.
Find out more at www.three4me.com)
Volunteer opportunities, to fit every
skill and amount available time, abound.
[ ] Book Fair: Help set up and tear down the book fairs as well as help students select
books during book fair hours. Book fairs are held
in the fall and the spring.
[ ] Box Tops/Best Choice Label Program: Help organize collections and count box tops
from each class and update the competition board.
[ ] Fundraising: Help organize, coordinate and evaluate fundraising activities.
[ ] Health and Safety Fair: Assist the school nurse in performing hearing and vision
testing on students. Training provided morning of the health fair. Fair runs from 8:15 to 11:30am.
[ ] Teacher Appreciation Week: Assist chairperson in coordinating PTA sponsored luncheon and appreciation gifts throughout this
special week.
[ ] Membership: Assist chairperson with membership drive set-up, collecting, and recording
membership information.
[ ] Room Parent: Homeroom parents help coordinate two parties a year, a Winter party in December
and a Valentines party in February. For both of the parties, you (along with other parent volunteers) work with your
child’s teacher to plan activities and refreshments. Suggestions provided in the
Homeroom Parents Handbook. The Homeroom parents (along with other parent volunteers) are also responsible for arranging
refreshments that are served at their child’s General PTA meeting.
[ ] Fun Night: Assist your child’s class during their event, held on Sunshine
Elementary School's Annual Fun Night. Fun Night to be held on May 15, 2009.
[ ] PTA Clothing Bank - THE
PTA CLOTHING BANK PROVIDES CLOTHING AND NEW SOCKS AND UNDERWEAR FOR SPRINGFIELD PUBLIC SCHOOL STUDENTS WHO QUALIFY
FOR FREE AND REDUCED LUNCHES. THE CLOTHING BANK COULD USE YOUR TIME TO HELP SORT, FOLD AND DISTRIBUTE CLOTHING
TO KIDS IN NEED. ANY VOLUNTEER TIME IS APPRECIATED. THE BANK IS OPEN FROM 8:30AM -3PM AND IS LOCATED BEHIND BAILEY
ALTERNATIVE SCHOOL, 501 WEST CENTRAL
ST.
[ ] Reflections/Cultural Arts: Responsibilities include coordination and completing
required paperwork for the Reflections and Cultural Kaleidoscope programs.
[ ] Holiday Baskets: Responsibilities
include coordination of food and gift donations for our sponsored family; wrapping presents and delivering the donations.
[ ] Skating Parties: Responsibilities include attending and taking attendance
at parties (and finding other volunteers to do so). Parties are scheduled approximately every other month during the
year.
[ ] Groundskeeping/Landscaping: Assist in planning, planting and maintaining the flowerbeds located at the
front of the school.
[ ] Yearbook: Take pictures during the year, assist with layout, collecting,
and organizing orders. You would also assist in distributing books to students when they arrive at the school.
If you are interested in helping with the activities for any of the following committees, please contact Taleyna Morris
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