Parent Volunteers
WLS depends and thrives on parental participation to accomplish a variety of goals. Each WLS parent is asked to be involved in one or more volunteer activities. Currently the WLS PTO is collecting information from parents about ways to volunteer and support the school. However, if you know of a specific way that your talent can benefit WLS, please don’t hesitate to contact the Office! Your participation is critical to making our school successful.
Volunteers: Student and Staff Support
Parents are much needed and greatly appreciated for their work in supporting students and staff. There are myriad classroom and office tasks that can be ongoing or a one-time event.
Volunteers: Communications and Hospitality
Parents participating in the communications and hospitality aspect of our school will promote and coordinate communication among parents, staff, and the Board. They help in the planning and set-up for meetings, parent celebrations and other events as well as staff appreciation events.
Volunteers: Facilities
Parents with the talent and interest in how things work are needed to work with staff on room, building, and grounds maintenance.
Volunteers: Technology
Parents with skills in technology are invited to assist with its use in the school. In general, computers play a very minimal role in the elementary curriculum. In the middle school, their role becomes quite important.
Volunteers: Student and Staff Support
Parents are much needed and greatly appreciated for their work in supporting students and staff. There are myriad classroom and office tasks that can be ongoing or a one-time event.
Volunteers: Communications and Hospitality
Parents participating in the communications and hospitality aspect of our school will promote and coordinate communication among parents, staff, and the Board. They help in the planning and set-up for meetings, parent celebrations and other events as well as staff appreciation events.
Volunteers: Facilities
Parents with the talent and interest in how things work are needed to work with staff on room, building, and grounds maintenance.
Volunteers: Technology
Parents with skills in technology are invited to assist with its use in the school. In general, computers play a very minimal role in the elementary curriculum. In the middle school, their role becomes quite important.
