How can parents get involved with the Hope Squad?

How can parents get involved with the Hope Squad?

Hope Squad Parents assist the Advisors and are often a liaison between the Advisors and the parents of Hope Squad Members. Parents of Hope Squad Members can provide a valuable role in volunteering and in a variety of ways: 

  • Presenting to the PTA/PTO about the Hope Squad  

  • Providing snacks and treats at Hope Squad meetings  

  • Attending meetings and helping the Advisors teach the curriculum  

  • Organizing fundraisers  

  • Ordering Hope Squad apparel  

  • Increasing community involvement 


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