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Signing up for this opportunity is the first step to volunteer for any school activities that are on campus or off campus. ADDitions School Volunteers participate in activities that match their interests, such as assisting teachers in the classroom, designing bulletin boards, working with students, serving as tutors, working with art classes, helping out in the office or media center and more.
Start Date: 07/01/2025
End Date: 06/30/2026
Building resiliency in children and families is a top priority of the Florida Department of Education. Florida is leading the way in reframing mental health by equipping students with essential skills like grit, perseverance, and problem-solving. As a Resiliency Coach, you will serve as a trusted volunteer, helping students navigate challenges and build the resilience needed for success.Steps to become a Resiliency Coach are:✔ Current background screening requirements with our school district✔ Complete an online training (approximately 1 hour)✔ Participate in a 4-hour volunteer practicum and submit a Final Survey
End Date: 05/29/2026
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 objective of the Overnight Field Trip Chaperone is to provide support to the teachers and staff by keeping children safe so that everyone can enjoy the outing. Chaperones must be 21 years or older. Each chaperone is assigned a small group of students. The chaperone is responsible for the safety of the students and has to 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 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. The mentor's duties are to help with homework, encourage attendance, tutor, listen to the student's concerns and help the student find solutions. 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.
