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VOLUNTEER

Educational Service Center 
14015 62nd Avenue NW 
Gig Harbor, WA 98332
P: (253) 530-1000

Make a Difference: Volunteer with Peninsula School District

Volunteer with Peninsula School District (PSD) to inspire young minds and shape the future of Peninsula's youth. We value the unique skills and experiences our community members bring to our schools.

As a volunteer, you'll:

  • Enhance classroom learning
  • Support school activities
  • Assist on educational field trips

Whether you're a parent, grandparent, neighbor, or local student, your commitment helps our students thrive.

Important: All prospective volunteers must read the PSD Volunteer Handbook, complete the online application (we no longer accept paper applications), and receive approval before beginning service. Join us in fostering excellence in education for Peninsula's students!

*This site does not clear you to become a volunteer coach, please contact the building Athletic Director or Principal to find out the steps to become a volunteer coach.

Online Volunteer Application

Committee Opportunities

 

You're Invited to Join the Finance and Audit Committee


We invite people in our community to join Peninsula School District's Finance and Audit Committee. This is a chance to help make decisions about the school district's money, and you will do important research and analysis.

Committee Focus Areas:
  • Developing a Four-Year Financial Forecast
  • Looking at the District's Goals
  • Looking at Financial Ideas for Levy and Bond Decisions
As a committee member, you will:
  • Do research and investigations
  • Get input from the community through surveys
  • Make suggestions to help students, families, and the district
  • Work with other committee members to make sure we use money wisely
  • Help make important financial decisions
Your knowledge and ideas will be important in making good financial plans that help our schools.

Application Deadline: Friday, December 4 at 12 p.m. 

Click here to apply!



Peninsula School District values community input and expertise through our Citizens' Advisory Committees and Task Forces. These volunteer opportunities offer residents a meaningful way to help shape effective policies, programs, and practices that support positive student outcomes.

Committee members serve two-year terms and must be residents of the Peninsula School District. Meetings are held regularly and are open to the public. Ideal committee members attend all meetings, examine available evidence before making judgments, communicate effectively, and work collaboratively to reach consensus.

The Superintendent appoints members through an application process, with vacancies posted on the District website. Current committee members seeking reappointment must reapply.

Ready to contribute your talents to Peninsula School District? Learn more about the application process and committee expectations in Policy 4110P.

Check back for more committee opportunities in the near future!