Parent Groups & Volunteer Opportunities

THANK YOU

Our tuition rates and subsidies from our churches and the Rocky Mountain Conference don’t fully cover MHA’s education costs. We rely on charitable contributions and gifts-in-kind from parent partners to remain financially healthy. Upon acceptance to MHA, your family will be asked to pledge to one (or both) of the following:

  • Serve in our Parent Volunteer program between July 1 and June 30 for 20 hours per family
  • $200 per family charitable gift. Monetary donations are receipted and tax deductible. MHA is a 501(c)3 organization.

STERLING VOLUNTEERS

If you are volunteering in any capacity at MHA, we need you to complete the Sterling Volunteers background check. Click on the button below or call our office at 303.744.1069 for more information.

Room Parent

The room parent solicits donations from parents for classroom parties and events based on the needs of the class, collects money for teacher gifts during holidays and Teacher Appreciation Week in May, organizes classroom volunteers for events or enrichment and other tasks as decided by the teacher. Room parents are integral to the teacher’s classroom plan for the school year.

Parent Teacher Organization (PTO)

The Parent Teacher Organization is a school based group with a mission to make MHA  better place for our students to learn. Parents work together with the teachers to volunteer in classes, raise money for the school, and generally support our school-wide efforts. The PTO aids in teachers and parents coming together for the benefit of students.

Besides being a part of our PTO group, there are so many other ways you can volunteer at MHA. These opportunities vary depending on the event and can include:

Walk-A-Thon

  • getting donations, marking laps, meal prep, and serving, handing out giveaways, setting up and taking down

Fall Festival

  • Decorating, manning the booth during the event, collecting tickets, clean-up

Classroom Parties, Guest Speaker & Classroom Support

  • Providing food, decorating, getting teacher-requested supplies, giving a demonstration or sharing about your real-world experiences, chaperoning events, and providing classroom support

Schoolwide Decorating

  • Helping decorate for various holidays, creating an atmosphere of school spirit

Field Day

  • Help passing out water, run event stations, donate supplies

Teacher Appreciation & Snacks

  • Bring in snacks for the teachers and lend a head during Teacher Appreciation Week (1st week in May)

If you would like to volunteer – or maybe help out with a specific event – please reach out to Camie Freund, MHA’s PTO leader, at [email protected].

RMC Child Protection Initiatives, August 4, 2014

“The Seventh-day Adventist Church has a moral and civil duty to protect the children and youth entrusted to its care. The local community also has an expectation that the church will provide a safe haven for children who participate in its ministries.” NAD Working Policies, FB20.

If you believe you have had a background check done within the last three years, please check with the office for confirmation.

Log Volunteer Hours

Once you have volunteered for an event, classroom activity, or in any of the many ways MHA needs you, remember to log your volunteer hours:

  • Log into FACTS ParentsWeb.
  • Click on Family.
  • Choose the name of the parent you are logging hours for in the drop-down menu in the middle of the screen.
  • Click on Add+ in the Service Hours section.
  • Log your hours and click Save.
  • Make sure dates are during the 22/23 school year.

If you have any questions, please let us know.  Contact the front office at 303.744.1069.  Thank you.