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The FTO provides support to the school through fundraising, community events, and other school support as requested. It takes an army to accomplish all we do each year! Volunteers are currently needed in several areas.
We highly encourage every family to volunteer for a minimum of two 30-minute shifts at events per year.
Please fill out the form below that outlines the volunteer opportunities or email dwfs.fto@gmail.com for more information.
Thank you!
Crossing Guards
Having crossing guards has significantly increased the safety for our students at pick-up and drop-off times.
We need volunteers for Thursday mornings through the remainder of the year!
In order to spread this huge responsibility around to our entire community, the FTO is asking you to consider signing up to be a crossing guard for ONE DAY A WEEK, for ONE TIME SLOT (either AM or PM) for ONE MONTH (or more!) at a time.
For example, Wednesday AM - January means crossing guard duty every Wednesday morning for the month of January. That's only four days for 15 minutes each day, so just one hour of your time.
FTO Volunteer Shoutouts
Kristy Baker: Creating Facebook posts for events
Melissa Eaton: Creating Instagram posts for events
Kiki Brar: Organizing landscape day
Updating the FTO website: Erica Gonzales
Our Crossing Guards for keeping us safe!
Crossing guards: Desouri Barka, Christina Stick, Brooke Neely, Charlie Brunt, Yui Norii, Tiffany Medford, Frank Borja, Carrie Irvin
Crossing Guards: Having crossing guards has significantly increased the safety for our students at pick-up and drop-off times. Please consider signing up to be one of our crossing guards this year!
In order to spread this huge responsibility around to our entire community, the FTO is asking you to consider signing up to be a crossing guard for ONE DAY A WEEK, for ONE TIME SLOT (either AM or PM) for ONE MONTH (or more!) at a time. For example, Wednesday AM - January means crossing guard duty every Wednesday morning for the month of January. That's only four days for 15 minutes each day, so just one hour of your time.
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