Classroom Aide
Time: School hours (9 AM-3 PM Monday-Friday) (The volunteer will arrange their time with the teacher who will be supervising them according to the volunteer’s availability.)
Description: Provide support to both the teacher and the students via group and one-on-one work. Classes that need assistance include regular classrooms, woodworking, the library, and English Language Arts (ELA).
Development & Fundraising Volunteer
Time: As Needed
Description: Assist Director of Development with different projects within the Hope Hall Office of Development. Examples may include but are not limited to sending emails, stuffing and mailing letters, helping with fundraising events, etc.
Exam Proctor
Time: As Needed (Testing occurs three times a year. One-State Test. Two-Standardized Tests.)
Description: Offer support and supervision to the students of Hope Hall during tests. Support could include helping with reading and interpreting questions.
Linda's Cupboard Shopper
Time: The time and day would need to be within school
hours, but outside of that it is entirely based on the volunteer’s
availability.
Description: Linda’s Cupboard is a Nonperishable food pantry
for Hope Hall families, and it also offers personal hygiene items and paper
products. They need volunteers who can pick up the necessary items and bring
them to the school. There is a Wegmans, Tops, Aldi, and Walmart within a
one-mile radius of the school. Volunteers could choose the store they want to
shop in, and then they would be given a list of items and gift cards to
complete the purchase.
Office Assistant
Time: School Hours (9 AM-3 PM Monday-Friday. Do not need to work all days or an entire day.)
Description: Provide support for full time staff. Examples may include but are not limited to filing, collating, mailing school newsletter, data entry, website development, social media, etc.
Special Events Assistant
Time: As Needed.
Description: Assist with special events like golf tournament, gala, walks, fine arts festival, etc.
Volunteer Driver: Job Shadowing Program
Time: Approximately 2 (or more if you are available!) hours per week.
Description: Drive individual, or small groups of students, to workplace experiences and return them back to school. Responsibilities would include: One hour training workshop on the Hope Hall philosophy, understanding our students, and an explanation of the Driving Volunteer procedures. Ongoing communications with the Career and Technical Education Department Head and Director. Connections to students and the Hope Hall Community.
Preferences: Individuals who are reliable, patient, kind, and have a safe driving record.