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Community Engagment and Volunteerism Resources for K-12 Schools
 
For school administrators, teachers, parent/family volunteers, and others who coordinate volunteer and community partnership activities between schools and other organizations, including businesses.

 

Tools You Can Use to Work With
Volunteers and the Community

  • Inviting the Community
    Into the Classroom

    Project ideas, studies and sample job descriptions, links to other resources

  • Volunteer Management / Service Leadership
    Resources for volunteer recruitment, screening, matching, record-keeping and evaluation, legal issues/risk management, and volunteer/staff relations.

  • Schools and Family/Community 
    Involvement Conferences

    National and state conferences that relate directly to volunteerism and community engagement, either for students or by students, in U.S. schools.

  • For Anyone Who Works With Volunteers

  • School/Community Partnerships
    Resources to help bring school administrators, teachers, community (family, neighbors, businesses) and students together to collaborate effectively.

  • Telementoring
    For Teachers, Administrators and Mentors

  • Service Learning
    Links to key Web sites
  • Tools To Assist Volunteers and Students
    Interested in Service

  • For Volunteers Working
    With Students

    Resources to help inside and outside the classroom.

  • National Service &
    National Volunteer Programs

    Includes links to AmeriCorps and VISTA resources.

  • Volunteerism and Community Service
    Resources to help students find volunteer opportunities.

  • Information About
    Not-For-Profit Organizations

    To help teachers and students research organizations hosting volunteer opportunities.

  • Texas Programs
    and State-Wide Resources

    Volunteer centers, community engagement in Texas classrooms, etc.
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