Parent or Guardian’s Name: (Last) ________________________________ (First) _________________________
Home Telephone Number: ___________________________ Cell Phone Number: _______________________ __
Email Address: _______________________________________________________________________________
Child #1 Name: ____________________________________ Teacher: _____________________ Grade: _______
Child #2 Name: ____________________________________ Teacher: _____________________ Grade: _______
Child #3 Name: ____________________________________ Teacher: _____________________ Grade: _______
Have you filled out a background check application? _______ Yes _______ No**
**If you answered no, please visit the Klein ISD website on the following links: http://www.kleinisd.net/default.aspx?name=vol.app
and https://forms.kleinisd.net/VolunteerBackground/background/welcome.aspx
You must have an approved background check before you are eligible to volunteer at the school.
(Computers will be available to complete your background check at the Coffee)
Volunteer Positions in which I am interested: ( See Other Side for Details)
 Fall Fu ndraiser (“Haude Dynasty” Write A Check
Campaign)
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Spring Fundraiser (Fun Run)
 Family Fun Night (Spring)
 Cultural Arts
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Hospitality
 Volunteer Workroom
 Memory Book
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Classroom Reader
 Vision & Hearing Screening
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Picture Day
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Wunderlich Farm Field Trip
 Fifth Grade Appreciation
 Computer Lab
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Science Lab
 Art Room
 Library Helper/Literacy Support
 Homeroom Parent Head Assistant
Child/Teacher : __________________________
Child/Teacher: _____________________________
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Comments/Information: ________________________________________________________________________
If you have any questions please contact the Volunteer Coordinators:
Sue Roman ms.s.roman@gmail.com
and Summer Perkins summer@nhh-realty.com
New volunteer forms are needed from everyone each year to ensure that we place you in your preferred areas of interest.
A PTO board member will be in contact with you to help you begin volunteering in your desired area
This form is available on the Haude website under the “PTO Volunteers and Fundraising” tab.
PLEASE RETURN THIS FORM BY WEDNESDAY, SEPT 25th IN YOUR CHILD’S TUESDAY FOLDER. Feel free to bring this form with you to the Volunteer Coffee on September 19 th 9:15 AM

Below is a brief description about each position and the name of the contact person:
Art Room
Classroom Reader
Computer Lab
Cultural Arts Events
Fall and Spring Fundraisers
Family Fun Night
Fifth Grade Appreciation
Homeroom Parents
Hospitality
Library Helper
Memory Book
Picture Day
Science Lab
Vision and Hearing Screening
Volunteer Workroom
Wunderlich Farm Field Trip
Assist art teacher to hang artwork, help organize and inventory supplies, and miscellaneous tasks such as cutting paper, setting up paints, cleaning paintbrushes
As a reader volunteer you will read books to your child's class. Each class will have a designated day and time for reading.
Carin HaeHae carinhaehae@gmail.com
Kim Chopra kimchopra@hotmail.com
Volunteers assist teachers in the computer lab.
Volunteers assist children and teachers with cultural events and programs throughout the year.
Crystal Wardell crystal.wardell@gmail.com
 “Write a Check” is our Fall Fundraiser.
Amy Christopher: amc.christopher@gmail.com
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Fun Run is our Spring Fundraiser:
Amy Seifert amylynnriley@yahoo.com
Volunteers needed for fun community event in the spring.
Amy Seifert amylynnriley@yahoo.com
Volunteers assist in organizing an end of the year party for fifth graders.
Stephanie Shepheard stephshepheard@att.net
Sarah Knight imleknight@gmail.com
Assist the child's teacher in planning two parties, one for Christmas and one for
Valentine's Day. Head and assistants needed per class.
Elizabeth Schipani: eschipani@comcast.net
Volunteers provide baked goods, salads, etc. for an event organized by the PTO and/or help during Donut Day
Jennifer Rios jennyrios3@gmail.com
Becky Simonds rannclay_2000@yahoo.com
Main Library:
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Shelving-Volunteers needed once a week to shelve books.
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Book Fair-Volunteers needed twice a year for set-up and take down and assisting students with selecting books
Guided Reading Library: Volunteers assist in shelving books in resource library as teachers return them (schedule flexible).
Rosalie Reynosa rosalie220@yahoo.com
Volunteers needed to take pictures during classroom parties or events and assist in editing. Computer literacy a must.
Angela Scott shawnandangela@sbcglobal.net
Kelly Sells thesellsfamily@gmail.com
Volunteers needed in the fall and spring to escort classes to the photography area on picture days.
Volunteers assist teachers in preparation of science materials for science investigations in the lab.
Volunteers assist the school nurse in escorting students to and from class and recording results.
Volunteers needed Wednesday mornings until finished. Jobs may include laminating, cutting, sorting, collating and other services as requested by the teachers and PTO.
Susy Tousha stousha@gmail.com
Volunteers give tours to fourth grade students visiting Wunderlich Farms and
Museum. Life is portrayed as it was in the early 1900’s.