Volunteers
Dorchester School District Two has a rich history of school volunteerism. Each year, over 3,500 volunteers contribute hundreds of thousands of hours in District Two Schools.
Becoming a Volunteer is a Two-Step Process
Submit Your Volunteer Application Annually Beginning July 1st
Step One
Submit a Current Application
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Name entered on application must match the name on your government issued photo ID.
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If you don’t receive a confirmation email within 24 hours, contact the school’s Volunteer Coordinator via the link on the volunteer page.
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If you’ve had a felony conviction, to include DUI or fraudulent checks, contact the school’s Volunteer Administrator to submit a SLED background check.
- This must be done and approved before an application can be submitted online.
Step Two
Complete School Volunteer Training
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Contact your school’s Volunteer Coordinator for the next training opportunity.
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The Volunteer Coordinator's email link is on the school’s volunteer web page.
- Training must be completed before you volunteer on campus.
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- If you plan to volunteer at several schools, you must complete the annual volunteer training for each school.
Name entered on application must match the name on your government issued photo ID.
Volunteer Portal
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The Volunteer Portal allows you to easily:
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Update your contact information
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Update school preferences
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Sign up for volunteer opportunities through the Events section.
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Add after-hours event volunteer hours
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After approval, you will receive an email with a link to set up your Volunteer Portal.
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Once completed, use the link below for ongoing access.
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If you are unable to sign in, please submit the Dorchester District Two Volunteer Support Form for assistance.
Visit the Volunteer Portal to sign up for events, submit off-site volunteer hours, and update school preferences.
Visit the Raptor Volunteer Support page for helpful guides and answers to common questions.
Volunteers may serve in many capacities, including those listed below:
- Reading stories to students
- Assisting with field trips
- Helping in learning centers, libraries, cafeterias, offices, etc.
- Tutoring
- Monitoring exams
- Listening to children read
- Organizing parents for special projects
- Lecturing on special topics
Our volunteer family is made up of parents, students, grandparents, community senior citizens, school business partners, and community organizations. Volunteers may commit as little or as much time as their schedule will allow, from thirty minutes a day or a week to one or more days per week, any amount of time makes a big difference as is greatly appreciated! For more information, reach out to the school.
For questions about the Volunteer Program please contact,
Jennifer Passmore
Public Information Officer
District Volunteer Liaison
For technical assistance with the Raptor Volunteer Management system, please contact,
Jason Lybrand
District Website Specialist
Volunteer Technical Assistance