HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC SCHOOL

Page 1 of 20 HOLY SPIRIT CATHOLIC SCHOOL PARENT school service commitment AND OPPORTUNITIES HANDBOOK *SUBJECT TO CHANGE BASED ON THE NEEDS OF THE SCHOOL and the school COMMUNITY*

Page 2 of 20 Table of Contents Topic Page Overview 3 Guidelines 4 School Community Volunteer Opportunities 5-13 Acquisition Review Committee (ARC) 5 Advisory Board 5 Birthday Bulletin Board 5 Chaperone on a Field Trip 6 Christmas Boutique 6 Diocesan PTO Representative 6 Eighth Grade Graduation Events 6 Field Day 7 Grant/Scholarship Gift to select 8 th grade students 7 Health Screening Aides 7 Homeroom Parent Coordinator 8 Homeroom Parent 8 Hospitality 8 In School/Classroom Assistance 9 Liaison to The Men s Club and The Knights of Columbus 9 Membership Committee 9 MiniNews/Quarterly Newsletter 9 New Family Coordinator 10 Parent School Service Commitment (PSSC) Coordinator 10 Playground Coordinator 10 Playground Duty 11 PTO Executive Board Member 11 PTO Executive Board Nominating Committee 11 Publishing Center 11 School/PTO and Parish Websites (Communications Committee) 12 School Supplies 12 Science Fair 12 Shakespeare Festival 13 Sunshine Committee 13 Translators 13 Social Volunteer Opportunities 14-15 5K Run 14 Ice Cream Social 14 Kids Social 14 Fall Social 15 Parish Picnic 15 Fundraising Volunteer Opportunities 16-18 Auction/Gala 16 Book Fair 16 Box Tops/Soup Labels and Grocery/Store Bonus Cards 16 Christmas Tree Sales 17 Spirit Gear 18 Used School Uniforms 18 After School Student Enrichment Programs Volunteer Opportunities 19 Band Boosters 19 Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Coach 19 Odyssey of the Mind 19 Scouts (Boy and Girl) 19 Parent School Service Commitment Reporting Form 20 Parent School Service Commitment Handbook Acknowledgment and Sign Off Sheet 21

Page 3 of 20 OVERVIEW Holy Spirit Catholic School is a wonderful place for your children to grow both academically and spiritually! The School Administration and PTO continue to believe that parent involvement and participation in School activities is not only a means to show our support for the Faculty and the School, but is absolutely necessary in order to maintain and expand many of the academic and extracurricular services offered by the School to our children. Educational research also demonstrates that children achieve at a higher levels if parents are involved in their child s education. Beginning with the 2008-2009 School Year, the Parent School Service Commitment (PSSC) program was instituted at Holy Spirit Catholic School. Under this program, the parents or legal guardians of each Student(s) registered at Holy Spirit Catholic School are required to earn a minimum of 20 hours per family or 10 hours for single parent families; single parent families also include families with a deployed spouse; (the school year is defined as July 1 st through June 30 th ); In addition 6 hours are required for Playground Duty. Playground Duty substitutes may be used and are to be paid as outlined in the Parent-Student Handbook; the use of Playground Duty substitutes does not relieve a family of their remaining 20 hours of school service commitment hours but does fulfill their 6 hours of playground duty. Service opportunities are outlined and described in this Handbook. If a family situation makes completing PSSC hours impossible, please make an appointment to discuss this with the Principal, who has the discretion to excuse or reduce the commitment for families. **Please note that all volunteers coming in contact with students may be required by the Arlington Diocese to undergo a personal background check, be fingerprinted, and complete a VIRTUS child safety training course. To register for an upcoming VIRTUS class entitled Protecting God s Children, please go to www.virtus.org. VIRTUS training, fingerprinting and background checks must be completed and paperwork submitted to the Arlington Diocese Office of Child Protection.**

Page 4 of 20 PARENT SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITMENT (PSSC) PROGRAM GUIDELINES The goal of this program is not to create an additional burden on families, but rather to assist the school, the faculty and the students as we all strive to give our children the best education possible. Thank you for your consideration and understanding----and please feel free to offer any suggestions you have to help make this program run smoothly and effectively. Service hours are earned by participation in any of the activities listed in the Volunteer Opportunities List of this Handbook. This list contains the type of service hours earned for various activities, and estimated time of commitment. Every attempt has been made to include all activities; however, as the school grows additional activities may qualify for PSSC hours. Please feel free to contact the PTO Executive Board to determine if other activities fulfill PSSC requirements. The described time commitments and number of needed people for both Coordinators and Volunteers are guidelines; some activities may require more people or time then listed. Also if you are a PTO Executive Board Member; excluding the Past PTO President; Coordinator (including for an After School Program) or a Homeroom Parent your current year school service commitment hours will be fulfilled. PSSC Family Reports will be used to report hours accrued. Each family is responsible for reporting its own hours of volunteer service. A copy of this form is included. Additional forms may be obtained from the school office or downloaded from the school website. Each family will be responsible for submitting their hours monthly to the PSSC Coordinator or the PTO Vice President for Membership. PSSC Family Reports should be submitted to the PSSC Coordinator or PTO Vice President for Membership monthly; via email, Back Pack mail or School Office. All un-fulfilled hours will be assessed a pre-determined dollar amount per missing hour. Any hours over the required amount may not be carried over to the following year and are not transferable to another family. If your PSSC account is not settled at that time, report cards and transcripts will be withheld until the balance of the money or hours have been reconciled. Sincerely, Holy Spirit School Administration and PTO Executive Board

Page 5 of 20 PARENT SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITMENT (PSSC) VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES TO VOLUNTEER FOR ANY OF THESE ACTIVITIES, PLEASE CONTACT THE PROJECT COORDINATOR As an aid for newer and existing families the School Service Volunteer Opportunities are broken down into the following MAIN categories: School Community, Social, Fundraising and After-School Student Enrichment Programs. SCHOOL COMMUNITY Acquisition Review Committee (ARC) Time Frame: Throughout the year Volunteers help to research and purchase classroom and curriculum aids for the school, both large and small. Working closely with the PTO and Principal in determining available purchasing funds and the current school year needs. Plans may also be established to help project future purchases, particularly as it relates to larger purchases. The Funds to support purchases are primarily generated through PTO Fundraisers. 2-6 volunteers depending on purchases to be made each year Advisory Board Time Frame: Throughout the year These individuals are appointed by the Principal and Pastor and will meet approximately every other month with the Principal, sometimes the Pastor, and any other invited guests that are discussing certain school agenda items. This Board s mission is to provide advice, review programs, establish long and short range plans and recommend policy for approval and implementation by the Administrative team. 1-4 hours per month time commitment Where accomplished: Home/School Birthday Bulletin Board Time Frame: Monthly throughout the school year Volunteers will be responsible for creating and decorating the Bulletin Board that features the Students and Faculty Birthdays for each month; some months may be combined especially at the beginning and end of the school year to help feature all birthdays 1-2 hour time commitment per month depending on the number of birthdays 1-3 volunteers Where accomplished: Home/School

Page 6 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued Chaperone on a Field Trip Chaperones the students on school sponsored Field Trips. (Siblings of students may not accompany you on the field trip because of insurance regulations.) Time commitment varies based on Field Trip Number of volunteers varies based on Field Trip Where accomplished: School/Other Christmas Boutique Time Frame: November through December This annual event allows students to do holiday shopping for family members. Typically held in early December. Coordinator is responsible for organizing all donations and volunteers for this event. Volunteers will set up the shopping area, assist students with purchases, help wrap gifts and clean up after the shopping area closes. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 2-4 hour time commitment the day of Boutique 15-20 volunteers Where accomplished: School Diocesan PTO Representative Representative will attend 3 meetings that last approximately 3 hours each representing Holy Spirit School; these meetings are held on Saturdays. The Representative will also help the Principal with making arrangements for up to 10 people from our school to attend the Catholic Business Network Dinner; this dinner honors volunteers from each school of the Diocese. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement Where accomplished: School/Other Eighth Grade Confirmation and Graduation Events Time Frame: April through June Volunteers needed to coordinate various events surrounding 8 th Grade Confirmation and Graduation including: A Reception following Graduation Mass (Evening) Seventh grade parents are asked to coordinate a reception in the Gym or Cafeteria following the 8 th grade Graduation Mass. Would require coordination of food, set up, serving the reception, and clean up of Gym/Cafeteria. Time commitment varies depending on the planned events Volunteers needed are the 7 th and 8 th Grade Parents

Page 7 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued Field Day Time Frame: beginning around March and ending by late May Coordinator and Volunteers work with and assist the PE Teachers in implementing the scheduled Field Day activities in late May. Coordinator organizes and schedules volunteers to work throughout the day on Field Day, arranges for coffee/bagels/etc. for the morning volunteers and for pizza for afternoon volunteers. Coordinator also arranges for snacks and water for the use during the entire day of Field Day. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 4-8 hour time commitment on Field Day 75-80 volunteers on Field Day Grant/Scholarship Gift to select 8 th grade students Time Frame: given at 8 th grade graduation Coordinator and volunteers are responsible for developing a theme and advertising for each year s paper then collecting the 8 th grade papers submitted to this program. They will then review and nominate 2-3 of the submitted papers as recipients of a Grant/Scholarship Gift. 10-15 hour time commitment 3-5 volunteers Where accomplished: Home/School Health Screening Aides Time Frame: early Fall Volunteers would assist the School Nurse in various ways, including escorting children to and from the screening areas and some aspects of the vision and hearing testing as needed by the School Nurse. 3-4 hour time commitment 3-5 volunteers Where accomplished: School

Page 8 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued Homeroom Parent Coordinator Coordinators are responsible for selecting Homeroom Parents for each class at the beginning of the school year. They will host a Tea for those parents selected to help kick off the school year and to explain the Homeroom Parent responsibilities in better detail. Throughout the school year they may be called upon to assist the other School Community, Social, Fundraising and After-School Student Enrichment Programs with helping in areas such as solicitation of more volunteers or the gathering donations for the Auction. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for Coordinators 2 Coordinators required Homeroom Parents for Each Class, Pre-Kindergarten through 8 th Grade Room parents work closely with the teachers to plan and implement various classroom activities throughout the year. Room parents also serve various other functions, including coordinating classroom projects and/or baskets for the auction, implementing plans for celebrations during Catholic Schools Week, creating an emergency phone and email list for his or her child s class, and other functions. Room Parent duties DO NOT pertain to academic issues in the classroom (i.e., Room Parents do not grade papers) Homeroom parent responsibilities will be shared by 2 parents. Please indicate your interest in this volunteer opportunity at the beginning of the school year! Fulfills volunteer hours requirement Where Accomplished: Home/School/Other Hospitality Time Frame: Throughout the school year This committee would be on call to provide home-baked goods, paper products, drinks, etc. for various events throughout the year including but not limited to: Open Houses, Back to School Teacher Luncheon, Back to School Night, Catholic Schools Week activities and Luncheon, End of School Teacher Luncheon, etc. Coordinators will plan and solicit help for listed events as well as be on call for others. Teacher Luncheons are usually buffet style and are served in the Teachers Lounge. Other duties include the set-up/breakdown, serving and clean up of events. Another great opportunity to get your hours while staying home! Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for Coordinators requires a minimum of 2 3-5 hour time commitment per event 4-8 volunteers needed per event

Page 9 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued In School/Classroom Assistance Time Frame: Throughout the school year Volunteers assist during but not limited to the following: Art, Music, Gym, Library, School Pictures, 1 st Reconciliation/1 st Communion/Confirmation and Classroom (includes helping in Class and providing items for Class Events such as snacks, drinks, etc.) as it relates to their children. NOTE: Art and Music may require more assistance when it comes to hanging Student artwork, Holiday Events or the Christmas Concert. Time commitment varies Where accomplished: Home/School Liaison to The Men s Club and The Knights of Columbus Time Frame: Throughout the year Liaison with help coordinate all activities between the school and The Men s Club or The Knights of Columbus. Such activities include but are not limited to Family Bingo, Blood Drives and the Parish Picnic Approx. 10 hour time commitment per Liaison 2 Liaisons required 1 per organization Where accomplished: Home/School Membership Committee Time Frame: September Volunteers will assist the PTO Vice President of Membership with the collection of PTO Dues and gathering each family s address/phone/etc and each class s information to be put into the School Directory for that year. 5-10 hour time commitment 8-12 volunteers Mini News/Quarterly Newsletter Time Frame: Weekly/Quarterly throughout the school year This committee would work to publish, a weekly PTO generated newsletter containing information on all school activities, including volunteer needs (including PTO activities) and upcoming events. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement 1-2 volunteers

Page 10 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued New Family Coordinator(s) Time frame: throughout the School year; emphasis prior to start of school Coordinator(s) will assist the School in pairing New Families to the School Community with Existing Families from within the School Community. Also includes but not limited ensuring that all New Families have all pertinent information about being a Family in the Holy Spirit School Community including but not limited to: answering questions, referring families to the necessary people, and helping New Families understand School Policies that are outlined in both the Parent-Student and Parent School Service Commitment Handbooks that have been given to them by the School. The Coordinator will get help from the Hospitality and Sunshine Committees while planning the Ice Cream Social (see Social section for more details) for New Families; usually held in the weeks just before School starts. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement 1-3 volunteers needed depending on number of new families Where Accomplished: Home/School/Other Parent School Service Commitment (PSSC) Coordinators Time Frame: Throughout the school year Coordinators will work closely with the PTO Vice President of Membership to help ensure accurate accounting of each family s volunteer service hours. The Coordinator will notify families by early Spring of their current hours fulfilled. The Coordinator will get this information from each family s submitted Report Form(s); these forms are submitted directly to the Coordinator via Back Pack mail, email or through the school office. Submitted Reporting Forms will be reconciled monthly via a Tracking Sheet. Coordinator will also notify Families throughout the year of upcoming opportunities to meet the hours through various means. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for each Coordinator Where accomplished: Home/School Playground Coordinator Time Frame: Throughout the school year Works with volunteers to ensure there is adequate daily coverage on the playground/blacktop by parents. Will create playground volunteer/parents schedules monthly and forward the schedule to the School staff, playground volunteers and the Website Coordinator. Will create a substitute playground volunteer list to help cover in the case of a parent s absence. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement Where accomplished: Home

Page 11 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued Playground Duty Time Frame: Throughout the school year Volunteers supervise the blacktop/recess area during recess sessions. On indoor recess days, volunteers will be assigned to supervise students during recess in their classrooms. Volunteers monitor students, keeping them from prohibited areas and stay on the blacktop/recess area to help supervise daily recess sessions. This is a school requirement for each family and these hours are in addition to the 20 hours outlined in this document. 2 hour time commitment per turn as assigned by the Playground Coordinator 3-4 volunteers needed per day Where accomplished: School PTO Executive Board Member Executive Board members are elected annually by the PTO General Membership. Duties include attending monthly Executive Board meetings and general PTO meetings. Board members carry out duties specific to the office they hold (President, Vice President of Membership, Vice President of Fundraising, Treasurer, Secretary,) as set forth in the PTO by-laws and assist the Principal with various matters as the need arises. Executive Board members also set PTO budget and fundraising goals. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement Where Accomplished: Home/School/Other PTO Executive Board Nominating Committee Time frame: Spring The committee will assist the School in nominating and contacting nominated people for the next school year PTO Executive Board. This includes but is not limited to the PTO President, Vice Presidents, Secretary and Treasurer. The committee will also help the School with the voting tabulations and announcing the next school year PTO Executive Board. Time commitment varies 3-5 volunteers needed Where Accomplished: Home/School/Other Publishing Center Time Frame: Throughout the school year Volunteers are needed to assist with weekly laminating projects and copying for the Teachers and the School. Instruction will be provided as to how to operate the laminating machine. 3+ hours per week 3-4 volunteers Where accomplished: School Office

Page 12 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued School/PTO and Parish Websites (Communications Committee) Time Frame: Throughout the year Coordinator and volunteers will keep the School/PTO webpages current and post/email newsworthy and important information. Maintain and update both the School technology and programming; as needed. The Coordinator will assist the Principal in technological aspects of maintaining the website; assign a volunteer to be responsible for working with the Mini News to get the newsletter both in print and into PDF format for the website and a volunteer to be responsible for maintaining the email database and sending out the broadcast emails when necessary. The Coordinator will also be responsible for attending all PTO meetings. 3-5 volunteers including 1-2 Coordinators Time commitment varies based on position Science Fair Time Frame: Spring Volunteers will assist in such areas as set up/clean up, preparing/providing snacks and judging as it relates to the Science Fair 2-3 hour time commitment 5-7 volunteers School Supplies Time Frame: February through August Responsibilities include coordinating with the Teachers and the Principal for the class supply lists for the next school year, distributing order forms, receiving orders, etc. Volunteers assist in the collection orders from parents for school supply kits for the next year and the distribution of the supplies to the families. Supply boxes are delivered in August just prior to the start of school; with families picking up their boxes at a designated time. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 10-15 hour time commitment 1-3 volunteers

Page 13 of 20 SCHOOL COMMUNITY continued Shakespeare Festival Time Frame: February-May Coordinator and Volunteers needed to coordinate with the Moderator to plan and participate in the Diocesan Shakespeare Festival. Volunteers will assist with rehearsals and costumes. Also volunteers will help provide transportation on the day of the Festival. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 6-8 volunteers Sunshine Committee Time Frame: As needed throughout the school year This committee is an on call committee that helps provide assistance to school families that are in need due to a family circumstance. This includes but is not limited to: providing meals, cleaning services or babysitting as needed. This committee is responsible for assigning Sponsor Families to New Families. Coordinators will organize and assign volunteers for each needing assistance and will also help match Sponsor Families with New Families. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for Coordinators 2 Coordinators required Volunteer number and time commitment varies based on need Translator(s) Time Frame: As needed throughout the school year Translator(s) must have full knowledge and understanding of the language to be translated; current languages include Spanish, Korean and Vietnamese. Translator with help facilitate effective communication between the School or Parish and non-fluent English speaking families. Time commitment varies based on need Where accomplished: School/Other

Page 14 of 20 SOCIAL 5K Run Time Frame: Fall Volunteers/Coordinator for this fundraiser would organize and promote a 5K Run for the school to raise money to be donated to charity, working closely with the PTO and school for this event. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator(s) 10-20 hour time commitment 2-6 volunteers needed to prepare for the Run 15-20 volunteers needed on the day of the Run Ice Cream Social Time Frame: August or September The purpose of this event is to give the families who are new to the school an opportunity to meet the school community. It is typically held the week prior to school starting in the school cafeteria. Volunteers will be the Hosts for this event and will be paired with a new family. Volunteers will be asked to call their assigned family to welcome them to our school and invited them to the social. They will also assist the Coordinator in setting up, serving and cleaning up the day of the social. 3-4 hour time commitment Number of volunteers varies depending on number of New Families Kids Social Time Frame: mid-november to February This is the BIG social event for the kids for the school year. It usually happens at the end of Catholic Schools Week. The Coordinator is responsible for setting up the date and time of this event, coordinating with the Parish for space, coordinating decorations, food, theme, etc. for this event. Volunteers would plan and implement the event, not to be a fund-raiser but rather a fun and social event. Past Kids Socials have included a School Follies Night Talent Show. Fulfills time requirement for the Coordinator 15-20 hour time commitment for the committee of 5-8 volunteers 2+/- hour time commitment for the actual event 15-20 volunteers needed for actual event

Page 15 of 20 SOCIAL continued Fall Social Time Frame: Fall Coordinators will organize the date and time, activities, food, etc. for a Family Fall Social to be held at the school. Activities may include games, rides etc. A Marketplace Event with school Home Based Businesses may also occur during this event. Volunteers members will help before and during the event as needed with solicitation of businesses, set up/breakdown, etc. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement the for Coordinators 2 Coordinators required 15-20 volunteers Pre-event time commitment varies based on type of event planned 2-3 hour time commitment for the actual event Parish Picnic Time Frame: April-June; the event is held late May to early June Help arrange for volunteers to run the Snow Cone machine and any other PTO sponsored activities. Working with the Holy Spirit Men s Club, Parish and School; as needed. Other duties may arise as needed. Pre-Picnic Time commitment varies based on need Shifts of 30 minute to 1 hour increments needed to help run the Snow Cone machine and assist any other actives needed the day of the Picnic as scheduled by the Coordinator Where: Home/School/Parish/Other

Page 16 of 20 FUNDRAISING Auction/Gala Fundraiser Time Frame: October to April Volunteers would organize the annual Auction/Gala Fundraiser. Responsibilities include but are not limited to such things as coordinating auction donations from school staff and parents, class basket donations, etc., organizing food and decorations, etc. and working as a liaison between the school and the Parish. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator Time commitment varies based on other committee positions 20-30+ volunteers; more will be welcomed and appreciated Book Fair Time Frame: Fall Volunteers will assist the Librarian in the coordination, set up and sales during the Book Fair held in the Fall. Many opportunities are available to work at the Book Fair. Minimum 2 hour time commitment per volunteer 20-30 volunteers Where accomplished: School Box Tops/Soup Labels and Grocery/Store Bonus Cards Time Frame: Throughout the school year Great opportunity to volunteer at home! The Coordinator counts and packages box tops from students and submits them to the appropriate organization by the October and March deadlines so the School can receive CASH! The Coordinator often runs several contests throughout the year to see which class turns in the most box tops offering nominal prizes to the winners. The Coordinator encourages or helps families to register their bonus cards to help qualify the school for CASH rewards. Most of the work for this is completed by October. This position includes encouragement of Target Red Card participants. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 3-5 volunteers with a time commitment of approximately 4-6 hours per volunteer

Page 17 of 20 FUNDRAISING continued Christmas Tree Sales Time Frame: September to mid-late December You can meet new people, see old friends, enjoy the great outdoors, get into the Holiday Spirit all while volunteering and helping the school at the same time. The Coordinators will organize and schedule the volunteers to help set-up and breakdown the tree stand, contract to purchase and then unload the trees. Coordinators will also obtain the proper permit(s) from Fairfax County. This event requires many volunteers as there are approximately 33 selling shifts as well as the set-up/breakdown and tree unloading phases. Time commitments are broken down below; starting with the setup/breakdown and tree unloading phases. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement the for Coordinators minimum of 1 is required but 4-6 is preferable 1-6 hour commitment needed for set-up, breakdown and tree unloading 10-20 volunteers for set-up/breakdown and tree unloading 3 hours minimum per selling shift time 3-5 volunteers per selling shift; minimum of 3 per weekday evenings and a minimum of 5 per weekend days/evenings Where accomplished: Home/School via the Tree Stand/Other Spirit Gear Time Frame: Throughout the school year. Coordinator will be responsible for the ordering of Spirit Gear/Wear, advertisement of the available products via handouts or website. Volunteers will help collect and sort orders upon arrival and distribute orders to school families upon merchandise arrival. Volunteers also assist with set up/breakdown and sales at various events throughout the year. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 8-12 hour commitment 4-5 volunteers Used School Uniforms Time Frame: Throughout the school year Volunteers sort used uniforms by size and offer them for sale at various times throughout the school year. Typically, these sales occur at the beginning and the end of the school year. The Coordinator is responsible for coordinating with the school for the sale dates and times, keeping a log of items on hand for sale, and distribution of the items available via handout or the website. Volunteers also make sure uniforms are clean and without tears, etc, and assist during the sale. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 8-12 hour time commitment 1-2 volunteers Where accomplished: Home/School

Page 18 of 20 AFTER-SCHOOL STUDENT ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS Band Boosters Time Frame: September to June Volunteers needed to assist the band instructor in planning for concerts, Diocesan Band Festival and Lunch On The Lawn. 15 hour time commitment 2-3 volunteers Where accomplished: School Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Coach Time Frame: Varies with each Sport Volunteers needed to Coach and Commission CYO/Team sporting events, including but not limited to track, soccer, football, basketball and tennis. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for each Coach Odyssey of the Mind Time Frame: Throughout the school year Odyssey of the Mind is an international educational program that provides creative problem-solving opportunities for students from kindergarten through college. Kids apply their creativity to solve problems that range from building mechanical devices to presenting their own interpretation of literary classics. They then bring their solutions to competition on the local, state, and World level. Volunteers would meet twice a month with students to assist them in the Odyssey process and prepare them for local competition. See www.odyssey of the mind.com for more information. Fulfills volunteer hours requirement for the Coordinator 2-3 volunteers Where accomplished: School Scouts (Boy and Girl) affiliated with Holy Spirit School Time Frame: Throughout the year Volunteers coordinate the respective Scout meetings and events throughout the year. They would arrange for registration, meeting locations, agendas, and coordinate all activities associated with the Scouting programs at Holy Spirit. Time commitment varies based on position/help

Page 19 of 20 HOLY SPIRIT PARENT SCHOOL SERVICE COMMITMENT REPORT FORM Volunteer Name: Date: Student(s) Last Name: Month of Service: Home Phone E-Mail: For each service that you are documenting below, please complete all four sections. This information is required for volunteer hour verification as outlined in the PSSC Handbook. Date of Service Type of Service Teacher, Committee or Project Assisted Hours of Service Submit original form to School Office or to the PSSC Coordinator monthly. Please retain a copy for your records.

Page 20 of 20 Parent School Service Commitment (PSSC) Handbook Acknowledgement and Sign Off I have received a current copy of the Parent School Service Commitment (PSSC) Handbook. I understand that it is my responsibility to fulfill my obligation of 26 hours per family or 16 hours per single parent family of volunteer service which includes 6 hours of mandatory Playground Duty for the school year. Failure to fulfill this obligation will result in report cards or transcripts being withheld until such time as my account has been reconciled. I understand that it is my responsibility to keep track and submit my completed volunteer hours through the use of the Parent School Service Commitment Form. I also understand that throughout the school year I will be alerted of my balance of completed volunteer hours and will be informed of opportunities where I might gain volunteer hours. Un-fulfilled hours will be assessed $20 per hour. Child/Children s LAST NAME: Parent/Guardian Printed Name: Parent/Guardian Signature: Date: