OR you can email Sabrina Carlson or Vanessa McDonald, Co-VPs of Volunteers, with the following information:

* Name
* Phone Number
* Student Name and Grade
* Areas interested in volunteering

You will be contacted by the chair person with more information on how you can help.  There are several opportunities for students to help out at Liberty also – a great way to benefit the school and earn community service hours. 

Volunteering Opportunities

PTSA Volunteers Needed for:

+ Enrichment Grant Committee  (Reviewing requests for grants)
+ Grant Writing (Assisting staff in preparing grants, such as ISF grants)
+ Reflections Committee (Assisting the chair with the Reflections Art Contest)
+ Membership Committee (Assisting the chair with membership drive, such as computer input, directory delivery, etc.)
+ Hospitality and Staff Appreciation Events (Preparing and serving refreshments)

School Volunteers Needed for:

+ Chaperones (Homecoming Dance, MORP, Prom)
+ AP Exam Proctor
+ Organizing/set-up of student events and/or field trips
+ Challenge Day Volunteer 
+ General Graduation/Senior Activities
+ Senior Breakfast (11th Gr. Parent Servers)
+ Student Tutoring after school from 2:20 – 4:00 pm (Include subject area(s) and availability – weekly, twice a month or monthly)
+ Library Help after school from 2:15 – 3:30 (include availability – weekly, twice a month, or monthly)
+ Senior Exit interviewer (Sophomore and Junior parents only)
+ Job Shadow student at your worksite
+ Career Speaker (Include subject)
+ Job opportunity or mentoring for student
+ Community service opportunity for student
+ Attendance Office help during the day (Indicate availability – weekly, twice a month, monthly)
+ Copy Room help during the day (Indicate availability – weekly or twice a month)


The PTSA is also looking for a few people to take on the following vital chair positions:

Campus Beautification
This committee works to improve and maintain Liberty High School Campus, including landscaping, interior public spaces, building maintenance issues and general appearance.  The work is done by volunteers – mainly students – at one to two events per year, typically in the Fall and Spring.  Chairperson time is about 40 hours per event spread over a couple months and the day of the event.
Directory
The LH PTSA puts together a directory of Liberty students and other helpful information at the start of each school year.  The Directory is completed early in the school year and delivered to PTSA members through kidmail.  The chairperson time is about 40 hours during the month of September and early October.

Hospitality 
The Hospitality Committee is a large group of volunteers who provide refreshments for Curriculum Night, student recognition breakfasts, Senior interviews, Senior awards night, and other student or family events as identified.  This chairperson position takes about 4 hours per month.

ISF Representative
The Issaquah Schools Foundation is a valuable funding partner in the District.  While PTSA focuses on an individual school, ISF works to increase student achievement, support struggling students and fund professional staff development at every school in the District. The PTSA ISF Representative is responsible for increasing awareness of ISF among parents using newsletter articles, ensuring stickers are on all ISF funded items, talking at PTSA Meetings and coordinating a table at the ISF luncheon in the spring. This chairperson position takes about 1

Parent Education Representative
The Parent Education Representative is primarily responsible for coordinating 3-4 educational opportunities each year for parents in the Liberty Community.  The Parent Ed. Rep can also provide information for the monthly newsletter and website, including  notifying Liberty parents about other educational seminars available throughout the District and community.  (Averages 3 hours per month.)


Reflections
The Reflections Program is a National PTA arts competition. A local competition is held among Liberty students starting in October.  Students create art to represent the annual theme and submit it to the Reflections Chair for judging by local judges.  The Reflections Chair ensures that the National rules are met by the entries and coordinates the judging of entries.  Winning entries at Liberty move on to compete at the District level.  This chairperson position takes about 40 hours - mainly in the fall with some effort in the winter related to the District exhibit.

This website is published by Liberty High PTSA, P.O. Box 2633, Renton, WA 98056.  Information is for our members and the Liberty High School community. Questions or comments on the website may be sent to LibertyHighPTSA@gmail.com.