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Volunteers are vital to our students and our schools. Explore the opportunities to get involved below or call one of our schools to see what other options they may have available.
Millard Public Schools seeks the input and advice from stakeholders across the Millard community including parents, business executives, and nonprofit leaders. Contact us at mpscommunicates@mpsomaha.org to inquire about the availability of open advisory council positions.
Service Advisory
The purpose of the Superintendent Service Advisory is to network and build relationships with service, nonprofit, and civic organizations who support Millard students and families.
Interfaith Advisory
The goal of the Superintendent's Interfaith Advisory Council is to strengthen relationships between faith-based organizations and Millard Public Schools in order to collaboratively support students academically, socially, and emotionally.
Business Advisory
The Superintendent Business Advisory is a group of business leaders in the metro area invited to share their expertise on topics such as the district budget and workforce development.
Parent Advisory
Parents share candid input and are liaisons to their building parent groups. Schools select representatives to attend three meetings a year with the Superintendent and his team. If you are interested in serving on this advisory, please contact your child's principal.
Other Advisories
Millard Public Schools also supports a High Ability Learner (HAL) Parent Advisory and a Superintendent's Student Advisory. Both groups have an internal process for selection of members who rotate on a regular schedule.
TeamMates matches meet once a week in school during the academic year. Mentors and mentees usually play board games, shoot hoops, do a craft, or just talk. Millard TeamMate volunteers are currently mentoring more than 400 students, but we still have a waiting list.
Click here to contact the TeamMates Mentoring Program of Millard about volunteering or making a financial contribution. Learn more about the TeamMates Mentoring Program by clicking here to visit their website.
Watch D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) is one of the largest and most respected school-based, family, and community engagement, organizations in the country. Here in Millard, each year more than 2,000 Watch D.O.G.S. spend a day in their child's elementary school, volunteering more than 12,000 hours annually.
Watch D.O.G.S. are in every elementary school. Call your school for more information. To learn more about Watch D.O.G.S., click here to visit their website.