•Send me no obligation e-mails on upcoming events or work parties where one-time volunteers are needed.

•CAREER CENTER  

• Filing and organizing Career Center materials:  Once or twice a month for one to two hours.  May be asked to helped with filing college catalog materials,  bundle documents for presentations, etc.
• Panelist for “Senior Exit Interviews”:  Non Senior parents who would like to be on an interview panel.  First three Wednesday mornings in December and in early Spring  (can do one or more sessions).  Panelists listen to exit presentations by Seniors and fill out comment forms. 
• Speaker:  Come share information about your career with students during lunches throughout the year.

•COUNSELING OFFICE:  Miscellaneous office tasks on call as needed.  

•DANCE CHAPERONE: Chaperones needed to assist with IHS Student Dances 

•PRE - REGISTRATION  :  Volunteers needed in mid February to assist with registration for the following year's classes.  

•QUARTERLY STUDENT AWARDS BREAKFAST: Provide food and/or serve at one or more of the quarterly student awards breakfasts.

•REFLECTIONS: Is a National PTA program that includes visual arts, music, photography, literature, choreography/dance, and film/video.  Occurs in the Fall and involves being on a committee that selects the top twelve IHS entrees that go on to the state competition.  

•SENIOR ACTIVITIES :  Help with graduation activities:  Baccalaureate, Senior Breakfast, and/or all night graduation celebration. 

•SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEE:  Non-senior parents serve on a committee that reviews senior applications to determine IHS PTSA college scholarship recipients.  

•STAFF APPRECIATION:  Provide food and treats for staff luncheons and meetings.      

•STUDENT RECOGNITION PROGRAM SUPPORT:  One time job to assemble and distribute student recognition tokens.

•SUPPORT WORLD LANGUAGES EVENT:   Volunteers are needed to help set up, clean up and support students during this event.

•TEST PROCTORS:  Help check in students and or monitor students during test taking of mock SAT/ACT, PSAT and AP exams.

•VOICE – Volunteers Of Issaquah Changing Education:  VOICE volunteers work in school as one-on-one mentors with students just one hour per week.  Students are referred for need of a mentor by school teachers and counselors.  VOICE volunteers are carefully matched with the student and become positive, dependable role models and 'another caring adult' in the life of this student.  VOICE mentors partner with school staff to support students academically and socially.  Mentors help foster social skills and motivate students’ desire to be lifelong learners. One hour a week can make all the difference in the world to a struggling student.  [Program is administered by the Issaquah Schools Foundation]

Thank you for supporting the students, teachers and staff of IHS and for enriching our programs!

Pat Batt, VP Volunteers