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    • Frequent Volunteer Opportunities 
      Frequent volunteer activities typically happen during the AAPS School Day (approx 8am-4pm). You must commit to volunteering at least once a week for at least three months to apply for any of these roles. When you complete an application, you will provide us with your general interest in one of the roles below. After you complete the onboarding process, you will be able to see specific opportunities that match your general interest.

      Classroom Support Volunteer
      As a Classroom support volunteer, you will provide an extra set of hands to your AAPS contact in a variety of ways. Your primary role is to be a positive role model for AAPS students.  Classroom Support volunteers must commit to volunteering at least 1 hour a week for at least three months.

      • Learn more about being a Classroom Support Volunteer.
      • Apply for this position.

      Literacy Support Volunteer
      As a Literacy Support Volunteer, you will work with identified Elementary School students on specific literacy-building tasks and activites as directed by a Building Literacy Coach (BLC). Literacy Support volunteers must commit to attending an additional 1-hour in-person training and must volunteer at least 1 hour a week for at least 3 months.

      • Learn more about being a Literacy Support Volunteer.
      • Apply for this position.

      Math Support Volunteer
      As a Math Support Volunteer, you will work with identified Elementary School students on specific math tasks and activites as directed by a Math Coach. Math Support volunteers must commit to attending an additional 1-hour training and must volunteer at least 1 hour a week for at least 3 months.

      • Learn more about being a Math Support Volunteer.
      • Apply for this position.

      Academic Support Volunteer
      As an Academic support volunteer, you will work with students on their assignments as directed by an AAPS staff member. Proficiency in an Academic Subject is required for this role. Academic Support volunteers must commit to volunteering at least 1 hour a week for at least three months.

      • Learn more about being an Academic Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position.

      Bilingual Student Support Volunteer
      Bilingual Student Support Volunteers provide positive adult role models for AAPS English Language Learner (ELL) students who need additional assistance with school work and/or an additional adult who speaks the student’s native language. Tasks can include help with assignments, literacy support, social engagement, math support, assistance during recess, lunchtime and more. You must be fluent in a language other than English in order to volunteer for this role. Volunteers must commit to volunteering at least 1 hour a week for at least three months.

      • Learn more about being a Bilingual Student Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position
       
      ELL Student Support Volunteer
      EL Student Support Volunteers provide support to AAPS English Language Learner (ELL) students who need additional assistance and support with their school work and/or additional social engagement. Volunteers must commit to volunteering at least 1 hour a week for at least three months.

      • Learn more about being a ELL Student Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position.

      Library Support Volunteer
      As a Library Support Volunteer, you will provide an extra set of hands to your AAPS librarian in a variety of ways. Your primary role is to be a positive role model for AAPS students. Tasks may include collecting books from the school building, checking in books, reshelving books, helping students find books, preparing for check out, checking out books to students, creating book and showcase displays, and more.

      • Learn more about being a Library Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position.

      Lunch/Recess Support Volunteer
      As a Lunch/Recess support volunteer, you will supervise students at playtime and lunchtime (approximately 11am-1:15pm), helping to maintain a harmonious atmosphere and manage conflicts.Tasks can include organizing games and activities, helping students transition from lunch to recess, assisting staff and students during the lunch period, and other tasks as needed. The specific tasks you will be assigned will be determined by your AAPS contact.

      • Learn more about being a Library Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position.

      Office Support Volunteer
      Assist the front office with basic clerical and administrative tasks. 

      • Learn more about being an Office Support Volunteer
      • Apply for this position

      Interested in one of these opportunities? Complete the AAPS Volunteer Information and Interest form


      One-Time Opportunities:  Career Speakers, Field Trip Requests etc.
       
      We will post opportunties here as we receive them!

      Volunteer Opportunities for Groups or Organizations

      Are you an organization that wants to partner with us? Complete the Partnership Request Form here.


      Other Volunteer Opportunities
      Volunteer Washtenaw offers a variety of opportunities for volunteers. We post many of our opportunities on that site as well. Search it and see what you find!

      Volunteer Opportunities From Our Strategic Partners

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