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Volunteer with MSD of Mt. Vernon

Our district has a multitude of ways for parents, families, and community members to get involved through volunteering. When you share your time and talents, you make a real impact in supporting our schools and helping students thrive. Every hour you give makes a difference for our kids and helps strengthen our community. 

Why volunteer?

Volunteering in our schools is a powerful way to give back and make a difference. Whether you’re a parent, college student, or community member, your time and support provide students with extra encouragement, resources, and positive role models. When you volunteer, you help create a stronger learning environment where kids feel supported and inspired to do their best. Together, we can build brighter futures for our students

Apply to be a volunteer.

Individuals wanting to volunteer can fill out the online form below. To complete this form, you will need to submit a valid email to receive a notification of acceptance. A photo is also required, so applicants may want to use a cell phone.
Apply Here!
Some ways to volunteer include:
  • AstraZeneca Buddies
  • Donating Food + Drinks
  • Volunteering time during special class events
  • Become a Big Brother or Big Sister through Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Donate finances to one of the nonprofit organizations that we work with.

**Please note that individuals with a criminal history that includes the following will not be eligible to volunteer with MSDMV:

  • Felony convictions
  • Battery convictions
  • Sexual offenses
  • Crimes against children
  • Misdemeanor convictions in the past 5 years (determined by the conviction year)
  • Pending cases for disqualifying felony or misdemeanors
  • Open warrants or arrests with pending adjudication

**All denied candidates may file a written appeal with the MV Schools Safety and Security Department.  The appeals committee will examine the appeal, criminal history report, and initial determination and make a final determination regarding the candidate’s volunteer status.  Appeal candidates will receive by mail and email the appeals decision.  The appeals committee's decision is final.