Welcome! The Volunteer Online Sign-Up is is now available for 2008-2009. We'll announce updates on the website and in email communications as soon as they are ready. However, go ahead and sign up now-- you, too, can update later. All parents are invited to volunteer at GDS -- whether you have only a few minutes or more, whether you can be at the school or prefer to volunteer from a computer or phone, days, evenings or weekends: all parent volunteers are welcome. This quick and easy survey/questionnaire helps coordinate volunteers for PSA activities and other school-wide events. Please indicate the activities that interest you.

We've added a new link so you can access more information about these events and committees. Once you've signed up, you will be contacted during the school year.

Every current parent is a welcome member of the PSA, and we hope everyone will participate. Should you have any additional questions, please do not hesitate to contact PSA Co-Chairs millermalhotra@aol.com and Pamela Reeves at PamelaReeves@hotmail.com. You can find more helpful names in the front of the 2007-08 GDS Parent/Student directory, which you will receive in September.

We look forward to working with you this coming year!

For 2007-2008 Academic Year

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PSA Communications:  Please e-mail me about PSA Updates and Announcements
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*Students' Names and Grades (in 2007-2008):	Name Grade Select grade PK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Select grade PK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Select grade PK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 Select grade PK K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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PSA (Parent Service Association)
	1. Coordinate or chair a PSA event or committee
	2. Help Secretary/Communications Committee (write PSA updates, announcements, etc.)
	3. Help Treasurer (Budget and Reimbursement duties)
	4. Help with L/MS Parent Education events
PSA Community Service
	5. Help with Community Service projects
	6. Help with Holiday Family Giving Project (Dec.)
Special Events and Committees
	7. Help with Country Market Day (Sept./Oct.)
	8. Help with Alumni events (Oct./Nov.)
	9. Make calls for Annual Giving Parent Phonathon (Oct./Nov.)
	10. Help with Financial Aid Auction (Jan. - May)
	11. Help with Grandparents' & Special Friends' Day (May)
	12. Help with PSA-sponsored List Serve
	13. Help with organization and activities of Parent Diversity Groups:
	14. Help with Parent Gay Straight Alliance (PGSA)
	15. Help with Parents of Students of Color (POSC)
	16. Help with Diversity Communications, Speakers and Meetings
	17. Help with Board Diversity Committee
	18. Help with Craft Fair (fall)
Lower and Middle School
	19. Work in library once a week, scheduled 2-3 hour shift, shelving and checking books in-out, 1st and/or 2nd semester
	20. Work in library with occasional projects (cutting, pasting, covering, labeling)
	21. Work on L/MS Book Fair (March)
	22. Help with L/MS Teacher/Staff Monthly Breakfasts (by grade, 1 per year)
	23. Help with L/MS Teacher/Staff Appreciation Luncheon (Feb.)
	24. Help with L/MS New Students/New Families events and activities
	25. I'm interested in being a "Buddy Family" to a new student/family (spring/summer)
	26. Help with L/MS Field Day (June)
	27. Help with L/MS Social Activities
	28. Help with or coordinate Lost and Found
Lower School
	29. Be a LS Room Parent
	30. Be a LS Grade Coordinator
	31. Coordinate or chair a LS event or committee
	32. Help with Curriculum Night Supper for LS Teachers (fall)
	33. 4th Grade Parents: Coordinate or host in-home 4th grade parent potluck dinners
Middle School
	34. Be a MS Advisory Parent
	35. Be a MS Grade Coordinator
	36. Coordinate or chair a MS event or committee
	37. Help with Curriculum Night Supper for MS Teachers (fall)
	38. Help with or coordinate MS Community Service Projects (by grade)
	39. 6th Grade Parents: Coordinate or host in-home 6th grade parent potluck dinners
	40. Help plan/organize MS dances (7th and 8th grades) (fall/spring)
	41. Help chaperone MS dances (fall/ spring)
	42. Help with MS Chorus Concert Reception (May)
	43. Help with MS Band Concert Receptions (Jan./ May)
	44. Help with MS Global Awareness Day (Nov.)
	45. 7th Grade Parents: Help with 8th grade Closing Ceremony activities (spring)
	46. 8th Grade Parents: Help with 8th grade Closing Ceremony activities (spring)
	47. 8th Grade Parents: Help with New Students/Families for 9th Grade Entrants
High School
	48. Coordinate or Chair a HS event or committee
	49. Help with HS Community Service projects
	50. Help update Community Service Handbook
	51. Help with In-School Potlucks (by grade, fall)
	52. Help with In-Home Potlucks (by grade: 9th, 10th and 11th, winter)
	53. Help with HS Monthly Teacher/Staff Breakfasts (by grade, 2 times per year)
	54. Help with HS Teacher/Staff Appreciation Luncheon (Feb.)
	55. Help with Curriculum Night Supper for HS Teachers (fall)
	56. Help with Sports Saturday (fall)
	57. Help with Sports Banquets (fall, winter and/or spring)
	58. Help with refreshments for evening HS musical performances (fall, spring)
	59. Help with HS drama cast parties
	60. Help with After-Prom (spring)
	61. Help with Senior Class Gift
	62. Help with Senior Banquet and Celebration
	63. Help with welcoming New HS Students/Families and New Families Open House
	64. Help with HS Library and other school reference materials
GDS Board
	65. Diversity: Suggest Topics you would like addressed in an evening diversity forum. These forums are sponsored by GDS as part of its long-standing commitment to diversity. They allow the parent community to explore issues relating to ability, age ethnicity, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status. These forums are sponsored by GDS as a part of its long-standing commitment to diversity.  They allow the parent community to explore issues relating to ability, age, ethnicity, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, and socio-economic status.
	66. Be considered for service as a non-Trustee on a Board Committee. Some committees have limited spaces for non-Board members with particular expertise; many more people volunteer for these spaces than can be commodated. Please indicate the committees that interest you and your area(s) of expertise. Buildings and Grounds Curriculum and Student Life Development Diversity Investment Nominating Technology Task Force
Special Volunteer Interests   I am willing to give a lecture to students. (Please specify LS, MS, or HS.) Description:   I am interested in being a substitute teacher in the following grade and/or subject.       I would like to work on the GDS archives Special Interests or Talents:   I can provide a High School student summer internship. Description:
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