Parents, grandparents and community members are invited to get involved in a variety of ways! Volunteers are needed daily to run the library, help in the cafeteria and to do various tasks for teachers.
Whether your child is just starting kindergarten, entering eighth grade, or is somewhere in between, there are many good reasons and opportunities for you to volunteer at Saint Cecilia. It's a great way to show your child that you take an interest in his or her education, and it sends a positive message that you consider school a worthwhile cause.
Parent volunteers offer a huge resource and support base for the school community while showing their kids the importance of participating in the larger community.
The school isn't the only one to reap the benefits of your involvement. By offering some of your time to the school, and by interacting with teachers, administrators, and other parents on a regular basis, you can gain a first-hand understanding of your child's daily activities and some insight into the trends and fads of school life that will help you communicate with your child as he or she grows and changes. The first step in getting involved requires you to complete Protecting God's Children. You may not volunteer at St. Cecilia until completion of the Protecting God's Children program and have your fingerprints on file in the parish office.
