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Old 04-21-2009, 11:02 AM #6
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Most public schools need volunteers. They run a background check. Takes a day or so, then you are entered into their system.

It can be anything from office type of help, to craft projects or sorting papers. Reading or listening to the kids read is a huge help. Many of the kids don't have parents who take the time.

I was at my grandson's school everyday last year.
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