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VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Community

East Mountain High School believes that students are successful when parents and the community are involved in the life of the school. For this reason, parents are asked to volunteer sixty (60) hours per year, to benefit EMHS. This requirement is per family, not per child, and hours can be carried over from year to year.

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Some parents choose to meet the volunteer requirement by donating money or supplies to EMHS. Donations of money or supplies can be converted to hours at the rate of $10 per hour. By giving of their time, talents or treasure, parents are helping EMHS be the school their children need to succeed.

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Almost anything can count as parent volunteer hours, including attending school events, attending athletic games, chaperoning field trips, carpooling, helping the EMHS Foundation, attending PACK meetings. The only things that don’t count are driving your own child to school and helping other community organizations instead of EMHS.

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For more information about volunteering at EMHS and to find out how to get involved, email anee@eastmountainhigh.net

Volunteer Background Check

In some volunteer roles, parents may need a completed background check. Please complete the packet of forms (available to download below). To learn more, please contact Gwen Brown at 505-281-7400 x. 114 or gbrown@eastmountainhigh.net

Frequently Asked Questions

CONTACT

East Mountain High School

25 La Madera Rd, Sandia Park,

NM 87047

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Phone: (505) 281-7400

Fax: (505) 281 4173

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East Mountain High School complies with applicable Federal civil rights laws and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. East Mountain High School does not exclude people or treat them differently because of race, color, national origin, age, disability, or sex. Principal Trey Smith is the Title IX coordinator for East Mountain High School.

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