As part of a parent cooperative,you and your family become partners in your child’s educational experience. Parents and teachers work together to nurture and affirm the individual strengths of each child. Parents gain first-hand knowledge of the school routine and become familiar with your child’s peers by volunteering in the classroom. Additionally, as part of a parent cooperative, you have a voice in the decisions made concerning the school. Of course, there are certain expectations that come with being a partner in your child’s education. These requirements of time are outlined below:
• Assist in classroom and provide snack (at least 4x a year for 2-day class and 6x a year for 3-day class)
• One general clean-up day per year (2-4 hours)
• One hallway cleaning per year
• Participate on Board or committee (see below)
• Be an active participant in the cooperative spirit of the school
Preschool Board
Chairpersons - One Chair for the 2-day class and one Chair for the 3-day class
Treasurer
Registrar
Secretary
Volunteer Coordinators - One for the 2-day class and on for the 3-day class
Fundraising Coordinators - One for the 2-day class and one for the 3-day class
Church Liaison
Preschool Committees
Budget
Enrollment
Fundraising
Space and Equipment
Social
As part of a parent cooperative, you and your family become partners in your child’s educational experience. Parents and teachers work together to nurture and affirm the individual strengths of each child. Parents gain first-hand knowledge of the school routine and become familiar with your child’s peers by volunteering in the classroom. Additionally, as part of a parent cooperative, you have a voice in the decisions made concerning the school. Of course, there are certain expectations that come with being a partner in your child’s education. These requirements of time are outlined below: 
