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Volunteering in Katy ISD
Volunteers In Public Schools
Want to know what’s so great about being a Katy ISD VIPS? No matter how much your schedule allows you to volunteer – 20 hours per week or one hour per year – you’re sending your child, and other children, a very clear message that school is important and you choose to do your part. You’re helping to create a whole new generation of volunteers who someday will be helping at their own child’s school.
Why is volunteering important to you? Read what other Katy ISD volunteers say about the reasons they volunteer.
To find out how you can volunteer at your child's school, please contact your campus VIPS Coordinator.
If you don't know your campus VIPS Coordinator contact your school administration, parent organization (PTA, PTO, PTSA, TPA) or email Martha Brown in the PIE Office.
Do you have questions about volunteering in the Katy ISD VIPS program?
The answer may be found on the FAQ page.
VIPS is for all volunteers!
Booster Club volunteers, and parents who support all student organizations and activities are VIPS too.
All the hours you spend supporting the booster clubs and all other student programs by fundraising, chaperoning, sorting uniforms, making phone calls, making mums and selling tickets for the many events on the school calendar are all reportable hours. Please report them to your campus VIPS Coordinator. Click here to read more about volunteer hours.
KEYS Mentoring The Power of One - One mentor, one student, one hour per week.
To learn more about the Katy ISD KEYS mentor program, please visit the Katy ISD website or contact Martha Brown, Partners In Education, 281.396.2468.
Junior Achievement Inspiring students to value free enterprise, business and economics.
To learn more about volunteering in the Junior Achievement program please visit the Katy ISD website.
Volunteering in Katy ISD pages last updated September 21, 2007