Prepare for and lead five (5) 30-minute Character Ed lessons throughout the school year during normal school hours. Lessons are already created and are available on the AFP website. Orientation: Tue, 9/28 at 5:30pm via Zoom

Volunteers work one-on-one with teacher-selected 1st- through 3rd-grade students who need reading support to reach grade-level proficiency

Teach art lessons. Our artist-in-residence, Kathleen Kane-Murrell, will teach you six (6) art lessons via Zoom and you will then teach the class those lessons via Zoom. Orientation: Thu, 9/16 at 4pm via Zoom

 AFP partners with local restaurants to earn extra dollars for the school. Several days during the year, if your family eats at a designated restaurant, the restaurant will return a portion of the proceeds from those sales to our school. We need someone to choose the restaurants, schedule and coordinate the fundraiser, and communicate it to our EBS families and staff

Help provide baked goodies and treats at special AFP events throughout the school year such as the Family Family Festival, EBS Winter Dance, etc.

Every year, the students look forward to pouring over this year’s edition of the school yearbook!  Our team always puts together an amazing memory book full of beautiful photos. Be a part of the team that will work on putting together a theme, organize photographs, and compile a memorable yearbook for EBS families to treasure for years to come!

Support AFP by getting the word out to our members and staff about relevant news and events on Facebook and Instagram. The volunteer will be responsible for creating and posting shareable videos and images as well as strategizing and executing the AFP’s digital marketing campaigns.

Volunteer will be responsible for managing the AFP website. They will oversee the functionality of the website, evaluate and manage website performance, facilitate hosting and server management, and develop, maintain and update website content.

Nothing shows school spirit like proudly wearing your EBS gear. The Spirit Wear table is set up at several events during the year, and EBS gear is available for purchase throughout the year online. We need volunteers to help fulfill orders and to help sell spirit wear at various events during the year.

Science Night incorporates hands-on exploration and encourages investigation and inquiry appropriately tailored for each grade level. Activities will expand and enrich the curriculum taught during the school year. An adult will lead hand-selected fifth grade volunteers in setting up and running stations for younger grades

As part of the Operation Penguin team, you will sneak in after dark to set up and remove these festive decorations. Set-up and tear-down take only a few minutes and no travel outside Scripps Ranch is required.

Before-School Run Club’ is held on the adjacent field every morning from 8:10 to 8:25, weather permitting. Parents are welcome to join the fun and are encouraged to walk with their children. ‘Run Club’ is held on the upper-field at Community Park, baseball field #2. Volunteers assist with tracking the children’s laps and all other necessary administrative work.

Informal chess tournament(s) which are open to all Scripps Ranch students grades K-6. The tournament is structured so that as soon as one game is finished another is started. No eliminations, no long waits, no pressure.  Volunteers also team up with Spirit & Events to provide concessions

Capture all the wonderful memories our children, teachers, faculty, and EBS families make throughout the school year. Volunteer to assist EBS and the AFP in snapping every spectacular moment. We need one (or more) photographer with equipment to take candid, action, photojournalistic and portraiture style photos at various events throughout the year.

This will be a shared role with all other volunteers. You will work with other parent volunteers to coordinate a Game Booth for the Halloween Carnival that will be held on Friday, October 28, 2022. The games are set, but each grade chooses their theme, decorations, and prizes. Orientation: Thursday, 9/15 at 6:30pm via Zoom.

Children and their families are welcome to browse the large selection of books and purchase their favorites when the library is transformed into a magical bookstore.  This event is in association with Scholastic Books and benefits the classrooms by helping provide much-needed reading materials for all classrooms.

Where gently used dresses (fancy to casual) are donated to the school. In turn, the dresses will be sold and all proceeds will go toward EBS. These dresses would be great for holidays, family photos and even the EBS Winter Dance. This is a perfect way to reuse dresses repurpose your daughter’s wardrobe.

The international night is an opportunity for students and their families to share their various ethnic backgrounds. It’s an evening to hear stories and legends, sample new dishes, listen to exotic music, observe traditional dances and see customary attire.  Students and family members design their own booths displaying foods, culture, artifacts, and games important to their heritage.

This is an exciting talent show featuring our very own EBS students! This is a very fun and well-attended event that brings out the STAR in everyone.

This is one of the most anticipated events of the year! Come be a part of an energetic team that runs this event in the springtime. Volunteers will work with sponsors, assist with tracking donations, work with classroom reps to coordinate tracking and tallying of laps, and other administrative tasks.

A math game that promotes patterns and number sense as well as builds critical thinking skills.  Volunteers partner with Mr. Shobar (5th grader teacher) to schedule, organize and help the evening day of the event.

Be part of a committee that will plan this spring event. Volunteers transform the MPR into a fantastic dance hall, organize baked goods and refreshments, and any other planning that is required to make it a memorable event for all!

A mini version of the Book Fair occurring in the Fall.

This liaison will attend the monthly Fifth Grade Promotion meetings and report back to the AFP Board regarding fundraising efforts for the Fifth Grade Promotion Ceremony.

Organize stylists and parent volunteers for a fun-filled day so our students can start the new school year with a fresh look! Kids, parents, teachers, friends and the whole family can treat themselves to any of the following...a professional haircut, fresh nail color, and face painting.

Committee members coordinate three to four playgroups throughout the summer for incoming TK/Kindergarteners. These playgroups are a great opportunity for kids to meet some of their future classmates and for parents to meet other parents, EBS staff and AFP committee members.