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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote]Anonymous wrote: I think it depends on the teacher. My son's K teacher split the job in two, and has two volunteers for each job: 2 room parents (in charge of parties) and 2 volunteer coordinators (in charge of coordinating daily volunteers to help in the classroom). OP here, Are there really daily volunteers in the classroom? I am floored! In my 3 years at my child's school, no teacher has ever asked us to volunteer in the classroom. I know that you can if you want, but the teachers don't seem to go out of their way to ask. THe only thing the school really pushes the parents to volunteer for (besides the PTA stuff) is recess duty. And then, they really only push it on the K parents.[/quote] I'm the poster you quoted. Yep, daily volunteers. I looking forward to volunteering as my son came from a cooperative nursery school and is used to parents in the classroom. I've heard the volunteer does a variety of tasks-photocopying, collating, helping keep the peace as children work at different stations and the teacher works with children in small groups. I think it takes a confident and well-organized teacher to allow parents in the room on a daily basis. And recess/lunch duty volunteers are always needed and appreciated at our school. I try to volunteer weekly for recess/lunch. I spend the 30 minute recess watching out for falls and fights, excusing children to go to the bathroom and water fountain, encouraging free play, etc. I spend the 30 minute lunch period opening food containers and drinks, cutting the tops off yogurt tubes & ketchup packets, handing out cutlery & napkins, etc. The time goes by quickly.[/quote] Are you at OTES?[/quote]
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