- Prairie Creek Elementary
- Volunteer
-
Become a registered volunteer for Spring Hill Schools today! We believe in the power of your time and talent as a volunteer to support our students and help achieve the goals of our schools.
A volunteer for Spring Hill Schools is any non-employee working in a school building and/or with children during the regular school hours or at a school-sanctioned event. To become a volunteer for our district, (1) read the Spring Hill School District Volunteer Ethics, Procedures, and Guidelines document, (2) submit the registration form below, and (3) complete a background check. Once you receive your Secure Volunteer Card, you may begin volunteering!
A parent observer who will have minimal interaction with students (such as during a classroom holiday party or school parade), does not need to complete the volunteer registration process.
PART 1: Read the Guidelines
Please thoroughly read the Spring Hill Schools Volunteer Ethics, Procedures, and Guidelines.
PART 2: Register
Please click here to complete the volunteer registration form.
PART 3: Background Check
To meet the background check requirement, we use Secure Volunteer powered by BIB. This background check is good for USD230 volunteers for three (3) school years. The cost for a background check is $14.95, and we offer either self-pay (you submit secure payment by card directly to BIB) or district-pay (USD230 covers the cost of the background check for you). For more details about the background check process, please download and read the Spring Hill Schools Volunteer Background Check Process.
To complete the background check using District-Pay, use the button below:
To complete the background check using Self-Pay, use the button below:
You will receive a notification via email with approval or denial of your background check.
For questions or more information, contact info@usd230.org.
-
Opportunities at PCES
Prairie Creek volunteers are people who willingly share their time and talents as valuable members of the school team in order to support the staff in enhancing student learning. We are committed to the belief that children learn more and are happier when adults in their families are fully involved in their school lives.
Some ways that our volunteers help at school are working with students, helping at the book fair, assisting with the hearing and vision screenings, assisting with the Mustang March, going on field trips, assisting teachers with clerical tasks, shelving library books, and joining Watch D.O.G.S, and volunteering in the lunchroom.
You give but a little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.