Parents and guardians, we would love to have you involved at Haude. You might read to your child's class, run a game at the Fall Festival, help set out flags on Veterans Day, or join a committee. Every one of those starts with the same short application, and every one of them matters to the students who see you here.
Klein ISD asks every volunteer to apply each school year, because the safety of students comes first. The application is online, free, and includes a background check. The results stay confidential; the principal and the PTO never see them.
Parents of students in pre-kindergarten through second grade are invited to visit the classroom and read aloud. You choose a date on your grade's sign-up sheet, bring a favorite book or borrow one from the teacher, and spend part of a morning with a room full of attentive listeners. It is one of the easiest and most rewarding ways to volunteer at Haude.
Our Volunteer and Parent Reader Coordinator, Desiree Payment, keeps the sign-ups below. You will need an approved Klein ISD application before your first visit.
Each link opens a SignUpGenius page with the open dates for that grade.
Not sure where you would be useful? Pick how much time you can give and the kind of work you like, and we will suggest a few places to start.
Hover or tap to switch. The roles shown are typical of what the PTO needs through the year; the coordinators will match you with what is open right now.
Dads of Haude brings the men in our students' lives onto campus for events, projects, and the kind of help that needs an extra pair of hands, from the Garden Building Day in October to the Fall Festival setup in November. Anthony Woods coordinates the group, listed on the board as J.A.G.S. of Haude.
Each committee is led by a board coordinator who will show you the ropes. Nobody is handed a program and left alone with it. If one of these sounds like you, email the board and they will connect you with the coordinator.
Pies for Staff before Thanksgiving, Teacher Appreciation in May, and the treats in between. Led by Gabriel Marquez and Krista Sweidel.
S.L.A.M. Night, Cookies and Stories with Santa, the Multicultural Festival, and the Fall Festival. Led by Kimberly Talley.
Photos from every event, collected all year and laid out in the spring. Led by Candace Coomes, Denee Chitty-Fortner, and Aly Matei.
One parent per class who helps the teacher with parties and class news. Coordinated by Regan Pimentel.
The end-of-year celebration and everything that leads up to it. Coordinated by Keodaly Sanavong.
Photos, reminders, and announcements on the PTO's Facebook page. Coordinated by Courtney Zuniga.
No. Volunteering requires an approved Klein ISD application, not a PTO membership. Many volunteers are members as well, because membership gives them a vote on how the PTO spends its money.
Yes. Klein ISD treats the volunteer application as an annual one, and every volunteer must reapply for the new school year. Approved applications are kept for the 2026–27 school year only.
Only the district's central office. The principal and the PTO are never involved in screening, and they never receive information about anyone's background check. If an application is declined, the district contacts the applicant in writing.
Yes. The Fall Festival is on a Sunday afternoon, S.L.A.M. Night and Cookies and Stories with Santa are in the evening, and the yearbook committee welcomes photos by email at any hour. Tell the board what your schedule looks like and they will help you find a fit.
To evening and weekend events, yes. During the school day, the district needs volunteers to be free to help, so little ones should stay home for classroom reading and daytime shifts.