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Fifteen (15) hours per school year toward successful Bridging efforts for the school, and/or assisting with classroom needs including, but not limited to; classroom helper, lunch/recess duty, field trips, etc. Nine (9) hours are required for families with students in ONLY Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten or Bridge. Families will be required to pay $20.00 per unfulfilled hour.

Service/Volunteer hours should be logged in the Service/Volunteer Binder at the LAM Office window. Several opportunities to fulfill volunteer obligations will be made available. Families have the option of paying $300 ($180 for families with students in only Preschool, Pre-Kindergarten or Bridge) in lieu of volunteering time.

If you are interested in volunteering your time and talents to LAM please contact the LAM Office today! Parents, Grandparents, Aunts, Uncles, and Guardians are all invited to volunteer!

Friday Hot Lunch - Fridays 10:00am-1:00pm

Recess Attendants - Variety of times available

LAM Fun Run - Many volunteer opportunities available

Spring Performance - Many volunteer opportunities available

Classroom Volunteers - Check with your student's teacher or your Room Mom for ongoing opportunities to volunteer in the classroom.

Bridging Volunteers - Do you have the talents and connections to reach out into the community for donations to LAM? We are always looking for invidivuals to help us gather donation items and monetary donations.

Room Parents - This opportunity requires a year long commitment. You will be the point person between your teacher and the other parents in your classroom. You will communicate and organize all class events as well as working with the Marketing Coordinator to inform families about upcoming school and fundraising events.

• Volunteers must sign-in at the office before entering the classroom. You will also need to wear a nametag provided by the office. When you are done, please return your nametag and sign out.
• For school purposes please have the students call you Mrs., Mr., Miss, or Ms.
• If your child’s behavior changes in any way during your time in the classroom you will be asked to volunteer in other ways outside the classroom.
• Please be punctual, as you will be depended on for the specific time you have signed up for.
• If you know you will be gone, please contact the teacher or the office as soon as possible. The people you assist have likely made plans that include you and will need to revise them. The LAM office number is 765-8238.
• Please do not bring preschoolers or siblings when you volunteer. The teacher may make exceptions.
• Allow the teacher to discipline children. If there are incidents of misbehavior, it is the teacher’s job to deal with them. Volunteers may gently redirect behavior in accordance with posted rules.
• Feel free to let the teacher know where you excel (telling stories, math, science, singing, playing instruments, handcrafts, computer use, photography, etc.). Teachers love to use volunteers when their expertise enhances the curriculum.
• During school hours, from 8am to 4pm, adults may use the bathrooms across the parking lot at the church. The bathrooms in the school building are reserved for finger printed adults, licensed through the City of CdA only. If you are interested, please see the LAM Office for information. Once you receive your license, please provide the LAM Office with a copy. If you are going to be a regular volunteer, you may want to consider licensing.
• You cannot, by law, be unsupervised with the children even momentarily without completing the finger printing/background check with the City.
• Out of respect for others, please restrict cell phone use to emergencies and excuse yourself from the room.
• Effective Ways to Work with Children: Encourage them to do their own thinking. Give them plenty of time to answer; silence often means they are thinking and organizing what they want to say or write. Help students to tackle their work, but do not do their work for them. If they get off-track, help them get back on track in a tactful manner. Maintain a sense of humor!