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Ways to help

Volunteer roles for 2026-27

These roles will help us bring our 2026-27 priorities to life. Each one runs through June 2027, and every role can be shared by two people. Our leadership team is here to support you along the way, including a second set of eyes on anything sent on ITC's behalf. Many hands make light work, so anyone who takes on a role is welcome to recruit others to help.

Pitch in once

Have an hour? Start here

No ongoing commitment. Each of these is a single, small way to help, and many of our longer-term volunteers started just like this.

Welcome families at a gathering

Help set up and greet people at one of our events.

Put up a flyer

At your school, the library, or a favorite local business.

Proofread a newsletter

One read-through before it goes out.

Share one post

Pass along an ITC post in a parent group you're part of.

Speak once at public comment

Two to three minutes at a School Committee meeting. Pick a date

Bring a friend to a gathering

No sign-up needed. See our next event

Count me in and tell us which one in the form below.

Filter by time commitment

Public Comment

2 hours every two weeks

Invites families to speak at each School Committee meeting and helps them feel ready.

School Correspondence

2 hours a month

Sends one to two coalition emails a month to the School Committee and central office.

Communications

2 to 4 hours a month

Puts together the monthly ITC newsletter and sends blurbs to school PTG newsletters.

Outreach

1 to 2 hours a week

Finds local events and other ways to raise ITC's visibility in town.

Social Media

1 to 2 hours a week

Keeps ITC present on social media and in local parent groups.

Press

1 to 2 hours a month

Looks for opportunities to share ITC's story in the press and responds to incoming press inquiries.

Business Partnerships

1 hour a week

Invites local businesses to set aside a device-free space or time.

Community Coffee

1 to 2 hours a month, not including attending

Plans five informal community coffees through the end of the school year.

Research

5 to 10 hours to start, then 1 to 2 hours a month

Gathers public information on the district's EdTech contracts, programs, and spending.

Raise your hand

Tell us what you're drawn to

About a minute, and nothing here is required. Answer what you can and leave the rest blank. We'll follow up to talk it through before anything is settled.

Your name and email

So we can get back to you. Leave blank if you'd rather just look around.

Which roles interest you? Pick as many as you like

How much time feels realistic right now?

What do you enjoy, or feel good at?

Comments or questions

No commitment. We'll reach out to talk first.

Thank you

We're glad you're interested. Someone from our leadership team will be in touch soon to talk it through.

Questions about a role? Our leadership team is happy to talk it through.

Get in touch