COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS & ENGAGEMENT
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FAQS
- What is the difference between a Level I and a Level II Volunteer?
- Can Volunteers work with confidential data?
- Will Level I and Level II Volunteers need to check-in using the front office check-in computer?
- How will I know when I have to renew my application?
- If I am approved to volunteer while my child/children attend a specific school and then we transfer to another school, do I have to go through the online process again?
What is the difference between a Level I and a Level II Volunteer?
Can Volunteers work with confidential data?
Will Level I and Level II Volunteers need to check-in using the front office check-in computer?
How will I know when I have to renew my application?
If I am approved to volunteer while my child/children attend a specific school and then we transfer to another school, do I have to go through the online process again?
Reading Buddies
For more information or to be connected with a school, please reach out to Aidimar Abraham, Community Engagement Specialist aidimar.abraham@nhcs.net, 910-254-4200).
New Hanover County Schools will launch the 2023-2024 school year with an opportunity for local businesses, organizations, and community individuals to partner with our schools in growing strong readers across all first-grade classrooms.
Beginning October 1, volunteers will partner with an identified school to engage first-grade readers around strengthening literacy skills and a love of reading.
ALL HANDS ON DECK PORTAL
New Hanover County Schools could never achieve its mission without the strong support of our community partnerships, volunteers and mentors. Volunteers are our partners in education. They take an active role to support and enhance the development of our students. Every day, family and community member volunteers bring enthusiasm and skill into our schools while assisting staff, teachers and students. Thank you for your interest in volunteering with our school system. Applicants may either be designated a Level I or Level II Volunteer depending on the type of services the volunteer provides and the amount of school based supervision the volunteer works under. All volunteers are required to complete volunteer training each school year (see above).
