Volunteer

How to Apply as a School Site Volunteer

  • Complete the Livermore Valley Joint Unified Volunteer Application
    Volunteer to Drive:  Volunteer to Drive

    Thank you for volunteering your time and joining with us to ensure a safe environment for our students.  The Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District welcomes the involvement of families and community members in our schools.  When parents and families get personally involved in education, research has shown that their children do better in school and grow up to be more successful in life.
Volunteer

Opportunities to Get Involved and Volunteer

  • Parent Teacher Associations & Parent Teacher Organizations

    Each school in the district has a Parent Teacher Association (PTA), Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) or Booster Organization. The primary purpose of a school's Parent Club is to assist teachers and staff in providing a quality educational experience for all students by sponsoring student/parent fundraising events.   

    Classroom Help

    There are plenty of opportunities to assist students and staff with programs such as Project Lead The Way (PLTW) engineering program at elementary, middle and high school levels; the Transitional Kindergarten program where you can work with small groups assisting with art projects and activities; and MathCounts which is a middle school math program.

    JustServe.org

    Do you want to volunteer your time to a school?  JustServe.org is a website that matches those who need help with those who are willing to give help.  To see what projects at Livermore Schools need your help, visit JustServe.org

    School Site Council (SSC)

    All schools receiving School Improvement Program funds or implementing a School Based Coordinated Plan are required to form a School Site Council which is composed of parents and school personnel.  The School Site Council is responsible for developing, implementing and evaluating the School Site Plan.  Members serve for two years and are elected by their peers annually at the beginning of the school year. 

    District English Learner Advisory Committee

    This is an organization of school personnel and parents. Parents of all students who are studying English as a second language are urged to attend and are welcome to voice their questions and concerns about the educational program. Contact the individual schools for information. 

    Livermore Valley Education Foundation

    The Livermore Valley Education Foundation (LVEF) a non-profit, tax-exempt public all-volunteer foundation whose mission is to restore and enhance academic and extra-curricular programs in the Livermore Valley Joint Unified School District. LVEF co-ordinates different fundraising events during the year including Reach for the Stars!  Visit the Livermore Valley Education Foundation site for more information.