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Both Campuses
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FACS Class
Both Campuses
Trimester 1 - ends November 30th
Do you know how to thread a sewing machine or wind a bobbin?
Fred Moore Campus
Trimester 1 - ends November 30th
The Science Department is requesting classroom donations.
Fred Moore Campus
Trimester 1 - ends November 30th
The SPED Department is requesting classroom donations.
Fred Moore Campus
Thursday, November 30th from 5:30-8:00pm Dance from 6:00-7:30pm
AMSA’s Community Ed department is seeking adult and student volunteers to help make
our fall dance a success. The title translated is "I love to dance" in Hmong and Spanish.
Washington Campus
Runs through January 10th
Science 6 students are learning about the moon's phases
and is requesting donations for their upcoming lab.
Washington Campus
Trimester 2 - ends November March 8th
Do you have extra school supplies laying around your house? The SPED Department is requesting school supply donations.
Art Department Donation Request
Washington Campus
The Art Department is seeking ice cream buckets with lids for their classroom. These buckets will be used to keep clay projects from drying out.
Fred Moore Campus - Cafeteria
Wednesdays starting November 1st and runs until May 29th from 3:05-5:00 PM
Take attendance, hand out snacks, oversee light cleanup.
Volunteers are welcome to run games if interested.
This is a great opportunity for high school students seeking
volunteer hours after school.
Anoka High School
Saturday, February 10th
The Fair consists of students in grades K-12 presenting the findings of their research and experimentation to the public. With well over 2,000 students involved, this Fair is the largest of its kind in the entire State.
In order for this Fair to work, we need community members to be volunteers and/or
judges at the Fair. Prospective judges do not need science or math backgrounds. We provide training for all of the judges. We are looking for responsible adults who are willing to give something back to the community. Your job as a judge is to talk with students about their projects and give them feedback.
The first of three Parent Engage 360 events will be held on Tuesday, Dec. 5 at 6:30 p.m. at the Coon Rapids High School auditorium and will feature author and co-founder of TILL360 Joe Beckman. Beckman is an engaging and dynamic speaker who combines humor, authenticity, heart, and soul that will help attendees find self-worth, resilience, confidence, joy, and human connection. Beckman is the author of Just Look Up: Five Life-Saving Phrases Every Kid Human Needs to Hear. Attendees at this event have the chance to win one of four free copies of Beckman’s book. Register for the event (registration is not required, but helps with planning). Parent Engage 360 forum events are offered both in-person and in virtual formats and are free and open to the public.
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For this service, please contact Volunteer Services three days prior to volunteering.
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FREE training being offered this year for PTO, Booster club and Nonprofit leadership
Educational Service Center, 2727 N. Ferry Street Anoka, MN 55303 - Erling D
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Arrin LaFreniere
Anoka Middle School for the Arts
Volunteer Services Coordinator
(763)506-5153
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