The intensive Homework Help program uses certified teachers (often retired) to reteach math and literacy skills through the homework designated by students’ daytime classroom teachers. Tutors typically work with small groups of students several times a week.
We are searching certified teachers that are interested in participating in Homework Help.
Help provide and serve meals for around 40 shelter guests.
Help our “Another For A Neighbor” program get fresh healthy foods to those in need. The farmers market partners with Churches Active In Northside’s Food Pantry each week to collect produce donations from customers and farmers for distribution at the food pantry. You’ll manage the donation collection booth, gather donations from farmers at the end…
Assist in making the market’s special events run smoothly. Help out during the whole event, or take a shift.
Assist with children’s learning activities at market, and help get kids more involved with the local food community and eating healthy. Help on market days or behind the scenes.
No special experience or knowledge is required. All our volunteers are trained to understand courtroom procedure, social services, the juvenile justice system and the special needs of children who have been abused and neglected. We welcome volunteers from all cultures, professions, ethnic and educational backgrounds. We have a particular need for bilingual volunteers, men and…
The ILT sets the instructional focus and makes the instructional decisions for the school. ILT responsibilities include: developing, reviewing and evaluating the instructional program, monitoring and improving school operations and procedures that affect instruction, planning and monitoring training of staff, and creating and maintaining a safe and orderly school environment. The team is composed of…
The LSDMC is the primary governing body for each school in the district. This committee gives insight and input into important decisions that greatly impact students’ lives and shape their educational experiences. The committee is composed of parents, teachers, staff members, students and community members. The LSDMC meets nine times each year.
Some of the ways that parents, caregivers, grandparents, or other volunteers can become involved are helping your child with homework, especially reading together, and giving time to the school helping out in classrooms, lunchrooms and on the playground, as well as volunteers to help with field trips or in the office.