Volunteer

Parents and Community Members - Volunteer at Aloha High School

Thank you for volunteering. Please review the BSD volunteer application process HERE

Sign-up HERE

Share your skills. Make a difference. Help a student. HAVE SOME FUN!

Beaverton School District requires that parent and community volunteers register on myvolunteer.com and have a background check. Complete the application on the Beaverton School District Volunteer webpage.

Below are listed some of the many ways you could volunteer your time at Aloha High School. Please contact Serafina Warner if you would like to help.

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Academic Help

Writing, Math, and Science Centers - help tutor students one on one in any one of these areas.

Test Proctoring - help weekly in one of our testing centers, or just a few days a year during AP exams or on ACT day.

Senior Project Panelist - sit on a panel and score senior projects.

Classroom (almost any subject area: art, math science, music, health, language arts, social studies, world language, and much more) - be available to help struggling students one on one during class time.

AVID Tutor

Non-Academic

Booster Club - help with athletic events, concession stands, merchandise, holiday bazaar, etc.

Chaperone - college visits, travel for classroom activities, dances.

College and Career Center - help students apply for college and scholarship opportunities, run mock interviews, guest speak about your career, job shadows, and much more.

Financial Donation - to the program of your choice: music, athletics, materials for homeless students, athletic and activity fees, technology. You decide!

Library - book repair, book processing, inventory, shelving, displays.

15th Night - Help Homeless Teens

Did you know that if you get a homeless teen off the street before the 15th night you can avoid chronic homelessness. The 15th Night program is a community-wide response to helping youth navigating homelessness. The goal is to get teens off the street as quickly as possible, and better yet, never have them there in the first place. The driving goal is to coordinate quick access to community resources.

Community Responders are the key to our success. The role of Community Responders is to volunteer to help Aloha High School students obtain needed resources. It could be clothing, shoes, food, or other items. The Community Responder would get an alert to provide what's needed and deliver it to the school. If you don't live in the area and still want to help, consider buying needed items on our Amazon wish list. Thank you for helping us end youth homelessness in our community!

Click here: Sign-up to be a Community Responder for Aloha High School:

Click here to learn more about 15th Night: https://www.15thnight.org/

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