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Volunteering


Seeking Volunteers
Eager to help our kids grow and learn but not sure where to start? We want to help you find a meaningful way to contribute the community. Please fill out this short volunteer form. A PTO representative will contact you soon. Many thanks.

Current Opportunities

Franklin and Randall Library and Media Center (LMC)
Both the Franklin and Randall LMC needs parent volunteers to shelve books throughout the year. Any time commitment is helpful. If you haven't volunteered in our library before, and are interested in shelving, contact your school librarian and she will provide a very brief orientation. After that, you can come in as your schedule allows. If interested contact: For Randall - Michelle Olsen/204-3310/molsen@madison.k12.wi.us or For Franklin Shannon Dolan/204-2291/sdolan@madison.k12.wi.us

Franklin Lunch Time Volunteers
Current Volunteer Assignments
Consider being a lunch time volunteer at Franklin. This is an excellent opportunity to spend a small amount of time to be a big help. Parent volunteers are needed both in the lunchroom and on the playground during lunch recess. You can choose to help in the lunchroom OR on the playground. You can also view the current Volunteer Staffing schedule by clicking on the Current Volunteer Assignments" link above. This schedule shows where your help might be most needed. We can schedule parent volunteers to come in weekly or every other week. If interested contact Linda Steingass, lindasteingass@yahoo.com.
Franklin Lunchtime Volunteer Form, Franklin Playground Routine, Franklin Lunch Routine

Randall School Park Renovation Campaign
Help with fundraising and/or spreading the word about the renovation of the Randall School Park. Volunteers are needed to help with fundraising and tabling at school related events. Volunteers with photography, graphic arts, and marketing skills are also needed. Email randallschoolpark@gmail.com or visit www.randallschoolpark.org for more info.

Schools of Hope - Franklin and/or Randall
The Schools of Hope Project recruits and trains volunteer tutors to work one-on-one with struggling students in the subjects of literacy and math. School of Hope is looking for caring adults who can tutor at least one hour a week at Franklin or Randall. Volunteer opportunities are available Monday through Friday during the daytime. No prior experience is necessary and they will train you. If interested contact Hannah Sievers at Randall (randall@schoolsofhope.org) or Lauren Wuchte at Franklin (franklin@schoolsofhope.org).