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Teachers give volunteers the opportunity to make a difference in the lives of students who will benefit from their experience, enthusiasm and commitment. JA of Sacramento has a legion of more than 375 volunteers who bring the wisdom of the business community into the classroom. And teachers are happy to learn JA programs can make a positive impact on students' test scores.
Junior Achievement of Sacramento provides complete training and easy-to-use educator-approved program materials.
Current Openings
Done in a Day:
- Traditional Program Delivery (volunteer negotiates visit schedule with teacher):
- Boys and Girls Club at two Sacramento sites: It's My Business
- Folsom Gardens Mercy Housing Apt. Complex Center: More Than Money (grades 3-5)
How Does It Work?
A JA classroom volunteer's time commitment typically involves facilitating 5-8 lessons depending upon the grade level. At the elementary school grade level, the school can have a volunteer deliver all program activities in one day, called “JA Done in A Day.” In other cases, a volunteer conducts one lesson per week over the course of several weeks — 5 weeks for grades K-5 and 6 weeks for 6th grade. Each lesson ranges between 30-45 minutes, depending on the students' grade level. Junior and high school volunteers will present programs that typically require 7-8 visits in the classroom, with each visit averaging 45-50 minutes. The volunteer and partnering teacher determine the dates and times of the JA program visits. Each volunteer will receive a complete kit containing instructor guides and student materials needed to conduct the sessions. In addition, every new JA volunteer will receive a half-hour orientation by the JA staff to help prepare the volunteer before going into the classroom. Contact our program manager at programs@jasac.org or (916) 480-2770 ext. 13 to learn about volunteer opportunities or to sign up for new volunteer orientation with Lisa. |
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Schools Recruiting VolunteersThe following schools are tentatively scheduled to have JA programs this school year and volunteers are still needed. Please contact Program Manager Lisa Culver about specific opportunities.
Elementary Schools Anna B Kirchgater, So. Sacramento Arnold Adreani, Elk Grove Blue Oak, Cameron Park Buckeye, Shingle Springs David Lubin, Sacramento Empire Oaks, Folsom John Ehrhardt, Elk Grove John Reith, So. Sacramento Kaseberg, Roseville Mather Heights, Mather Michael J Castori, No. Sacramento Natoma Station, Folsom Rancho Cordova, Rancho Cordova Regency Park, Natomas Ruhkala, Rocklin Sandra J. Gallardo, Folsom (K-8) St. Joseph, Sacramento (K-8) St. Philomene, Sacramento Theodore Judah, Folsom White Rock, Rancho Cordova William Brooks, El Dorado Hills |
Middle Schools Albiani, Elk Grove, Camerado Spings, Cameron Park Folsom, Folsom Horizon Charter, Roseville
High Schools Bella Vista, Fair Oaks Cordova, Rancho Cordova Cosumnes Oaks, Elk Grove Cristo Rey, Sacramento Grant, Sacramento Met Sacramento, Sacramento Ponderosa, Shingle Springs Rio Linda, Rio Linda River City, West Sacramento Shenandoah, El Dorado
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