Volunteering and Engagement
At Marin Montessori School, we understand that engaged families are at the heart of our thriving community.
That’s why we ask each guardian to contribute five hours of volunteering/engagement each year, with opportunities designed so even the busiest families can participate in meaningful ways.
We offer a diverse array of qualifying activities to accommodate various interests, skills, and schedules, ensuring that every family can find meaningful ways to participate. From attending parent education events to supporting our classrooms, event planning, or sharing your professional expertise, there are many ways to get involved.
We're excited to welcome you as a volunteer. Together, we create a vibrant and thriving community that supports the growth and development of all our students.
Do you have questions or ideas? Contact Shree Starkman, Director of Development & Community Engagement, to learn more about our volunteer and engagement opportunities.
Required Hours
Each guardian is asked to contribute a modest five hours of service annually, with the flexibility for parents in the same household to share or swap hours as needed. When multiplied across our parent body, this small time commitment creates a significant positive impact on our school, strengthening the bonds between families, educators, and students.
Areas for Engagement
How To Sign Up
Volunteer and engagement opportunities in a variety of areas will be available throughout the year. We encourage you to review the list of Parent Events/Volunteer Opportunities on the right to plan your volunteering early.
Sign ups for (non-leadership) volunteer and engagement opportunities will be included with event invitations in ParentSquare approximately three weeks before each event.
Recording Hours
For More Information
For more information or to express interest in taking on a leadership role, please reach out to either the administrator or parent leader in your area of interest.
For additional guidance, please don’t hesitate to contact Shree Starkman, Director of Development & Community Engagement.