
Volunteer
Jenks PTA
Volunteering with the PTA not only supports students and teachers but also strengthens the school community. Your involvement fosters an environment where children can thrive both academically and socially. In addition, it also offers a unique opportunity to connect with other parents, share ideas, and contribute in meaningful ways that directly impact the school. By dedicating your time and skills, you play a crucial role in shaping our children's future and a vibrant, supportive school community.
Workroom
Month-TBD
Unvailable
*Volunteers will be cutting, copying, sorting, laminating, and completing projects provided by our teachers and staff.
*Please note that the workroom is not a child-friendly environment, so we ask that you do not bring children into the workroom during your volunteer shift.
*If you're unable to stay for the entire time slot, that's perfectly okay—any amount of time you can volunteer is greatly appreciated.
*For safety and to prevent damage to equipment, please use the laminating machine only if you have prior experience or have received training.
Library
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*Library volunteer shifts are available throughout the school day from 8:35 a.m. to 3:05 p.m. (excluding the 12:00–12:30 p.m. lunch break).
*We ask that volunteers only plan to stay for approximately 30 minutes during their visit.
*When signing up, leave a comment with your approximate arrival time (e.g., "I'll be there around 9:35 a.m.") so library staff know when to expect you.
Watch Dog
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*Watch D.O.G.S. provides positive male role models who support students and school staff throughout the school day. Volunteers assist by greeting students, helping in classrooms and common areas, and encouraging a safe, positive school environment.
*Volunteers are required to wear the official Watch D.O.G.S. T-shirt, which can be purchased in the Shop section of the Jenks PTA website. Please note that volunteers may sign up once per semester.
Junior Achievement
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*The mission of Junior Achievement is to inspire and prepare young people to succeed. As a volunteer, you'll lead engaging, interactive, and age-appropriate lessons that help students build essential life skills in financial literacy, career readiness, and entrepreneurship.
*No teaching experience is required—each lesson includes easy-to-follow materials and activities to guide you. Your time and participation will make a meaningful impact by helping students gain the knowledge and confidence they need for future success.
Book Fair
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*Keep book displays and shelves organized, neat, and well-stocked. Monitor the "Extras" table (pens, erasers, bookmarks, etc.) and replenish items as needed.
*Help students locate books, direct them to the appropriate age-group sections, and answer questions about book prices.
*Assist students by totaling their purchases before they reach the checkout register.
*Serve as a Cash Wrap Runner by returning unwanted items to the shelves, restocking shopping bags and supplies, and assisting the cashiers to keep the checkout area running smoothly.
Fall/Spring Parties
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*Volunteers will assist with our Grade Level Parties by helping with activities, games, crafts, refreshments, setup, and cleanup as needed.
*If you plan to attend your child's class party, we recommend volunteering for a different grade level so you can fully enjoy the celebration with your child while helping make the day a success for another class.
Holiday Shop
Month-TBD
Unavailable
*Volunteers will assist with setting up, helping students shop, restocking items, organizing merchandise, and cleaning up throughout the event.
Field Day
Month- TBD
Unavailable
*Volunteers help facilitate the events! Some events are indoor while others are outdoor. There are also water stations so, be prepared to get wet if volunteering at a water station.
