1. Volunteer & Chaperone Orientation

2. Am I a Visitor or a Volunteer?
A visitor is a family member who comes for lunch or is attending a special program during the school day. A volunteer is coming to school to help. They may be helping teachers in the classroom, chaperoning a fieldtrip or working in our office.
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3. How do I become a volunteer?
An application must be completed and approved. The application is found online on the Brevard Public Schools website Click on the header PARENTS & STUDENTS, click on VOLUNTEER INFORMATION, on the right side menu click VOLUNTEERS. Then click VOLUNTEER APPLICATION to apply. Directions can also be found in the volunteer brochure.
There is currently only one level of volunteering REGISTERED. Every volunteer will now have a level II background check and be fingerprinted. The first year the cost is $ Each year after that it is $8.00. Each year a new background check will be run on every person wishing to volunteer.

4. A Registered Volunteer can:
chaperone in/out of county fieldtrips
be a fieldtrip driver
work with students one on one
work in the teacher workroom
help out in the front office
assist with events, like picture day
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5. All Visitors and Volunteers
Must sign-in at the front office with your ID
Must wear their badges, so they are visible to all staff and students
Be a positive role model for our students
No need to dress up for us jeans, t-shirt and sneakers is perfect. Check with the teacher if you are going on a fieldtrip for special requirements.
Use appropriate language
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6. Questions If you have any questions or need assistance, please contact
Michelle Hume at
or ext 5072