Volunteering in Our Schools

Volunteers make a major difference in the lives of children. We appreciate your support and hope that you will consider volunteering in our schools. During the 2010-11 school year, we logged more that 21,871 volunteer hours!

Every year, more than 600 people choose to volunteer in Bremerton Schools. If you have not volunteered with us before, you will need to do the following:

Contact a school and let them know that you would like to be a volunteer
Complete a Volunteer Application which includes a background check. (Please note: You will need to present a valid Driver’s License at the time of your application)
Additional paperwork may be required for Senior Citizens who participate in our Senior Tax Exchange Program.

Once your paperwork has been received and a background check is completed, you will be able to volunteer in our schools.

Volunteering is a very rewarding experience. Our students and staff appreciate everything our volunteers do to help us reach our goal of academic success for all children. We can’t do it without you!

School Building Volunteer Coordinators	Phone Number
Armin Jahr Elementary Peggy Axsom	(360) 473-4108
Crownhill Elementary Melissa Smith	(360) 473-4207
Kitsap Lake Elementary Terri Beliveau	(360) 473-4307
Naval Avenue Early Learning Center Lori Prantil	(360) 473-4471
View Ridge Elementary Terese Edmonds	(360) 473-4506
West Hills Elementary Amy Musselwhite	(360) 473-4607
Mountain View Middle School Michelle Kirkpatrick	(360) 473-0607
Bremerton High School Julie Aney	(360) 473-0807
Renaissance High School Kenni Tubbs	(360) 473-1080
West Sound Technical Skills Center Loretta Robinett	(360) 473-0556

For more information on District Volunteer Opportunities, please contact our Parent/Volunteer Coordinator, Joyce Cowdery at 360.620.7291.

Last Modified on 11/16/2011 09:12:40 AM