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School volunteers work at the schools of their choice and participate in activities that match their interests, such as assisting teachers in the classroom, designing bulletin boards, working with students, serving as computer tutors, working with art classes, or helping out in the office or media center. Every school in the county needs volunteers. From elementary to high schools to alternative and exceptional education centers, educators value the time and special talents of volunteers, and welcome them into the classroom. Be a school volunteer and help make students' dreams come true.
Start Date: 07/01/2023
End Date: 06/30/2024
Field trips provide a valuable educational experience for students. Without the help of volunteer chaperones, many field trips would not be possible. Chaperones must be 21 years or older. Each chaperone is responsible for the safety of the students and ensure they are in their best behavior - school rules related to student behavior apply. Prior to your field trip, the lead field trip administrator will provide you with information regarding the activities planned for the trip, expectations for supervising students, and emergency procedures.
The mentor's duties are to help with homework, encourage attendance, tutor, listen to the student's problems and help the student find solutions.The mentor serves as a role model for the student, demonstrating values of punctuality, dependability, reliability and will help the student appreciate the importance of education, both personally and professionally.Training is mandatory for new mentors before being placed. OCPS Mentor Programs are: Find Your Voice, Minority Leadership Scholars; My Brother's Keeper, My Sister's Keeper.
The Horizon Scholars - Take Stock in Children Program works with members of the Central Florida community to increase post-secondary education access for high school students in Orange County Public Schools.
