Volunteers
Parent Volunteers
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Parent Participation- Parent participation in Milo events is welcome and sppreciated. Student leaders are responsible for planning several major events on campus during the school year and often get their parents involved. Parent advice, ideas, food, supplies/props usually receive rave reviews.
Maintenance and Farm- John Kelley came several times during the summer to help out with the hay harvest and with maintenance projects in his areas of expertise. Thank you, John and Darlene!
Camp Umpqua- Hearsay has it that there have been a number of people involved in the development of Camp Umpqua. More details later! Contact if you would like to contribute your skills or time to this project!
Transportation- Maureen Pearson, and Carol and Eugene Miller are available to take students to the doctor, pick them up from the airport, or take them for a town run. The people who volunteer transportation are ready at a moment's notice to go where they're asked to go. They have saved Milo staff countless hours by volunteering to make trips to town when needed. Milo staff appreciate you, Maureen, Carol and Eugene! Thanks also to staff who are willing to piggyback errands in town for each other!
Housing for Students- Thanks to Maureen and Richard Pearson, Marge Wheeler, and Carol and Eugene Miller for opening your homes to students who need a temporary place to stay.
Saturday Night Activities- Kim Miller coodinates Saturday Night Activities. She's been planning fun activities for Milo students and staff since 1999. Thank you Kim!
Marketing and More- Carol Bovee shares her talents for marketing ideas, gifts, photography and computer graphics whenever needs arise throughout the year. Thank you, Carol!
Organization- Carol Sumerlin organized important school records and continues to help with any need that arises in the curriculum and planning departments of Milo. She spent time this summer working on special projects for and consulting with administration. Thank you, Carol, for the many hours of volunteer time during which you have contributed your experience and TLC for the Milo program.
Milo Academy Board- The following Milo Academy board members have given freely of their time and expertise to make Milo the best that it can be. Some have traveled far to come to meetings. Their input is highly valued by the administration and staff. Thank you to Lee Bissell, Randy Bovee, Dale Bryson, Coreen Cline, Jon Corder, John Gatchet, Bill Fisher, Lanny Hurlbert, Dale Milam, Hilde Barrera, Nick Leidig, Don Livesay, Pastor David McCoy, Al Reimche, Dan Russell, Carol Sumerlin, Ted Uren, and Ed Wagner for your ongoing contribution to Milo - especially during the past year!
Mailings- Several people have come to help Mrs. Starr prepare large mailings. Many hands make light work, and these hands are truly appreciated.
Sports Program- Anyone who follows Milo sports has seen Mrs. Lambie in action! She does many behind the scenes jobs to help keep things running smoothly. Thank you, Laura!
Web Site Development- Many thanks go to web developer and alumnus Joseph Hermens for his assistance with this web site. Without him we would not have the menu system and many other features that make this site easy to use and maintain. Thank you Joseph!
Photography- Thanks go to Carol Bovee, Richard Pearson, Nancy Starr, Wendy Foster, Dale Milam, students, and the yearbook staff for being there with their cameras and contributing their photos for use in Milo publications and website!
Proofreading- Proofreaders play a big part in all of Milo's print and web publications. Cheryl Andrieux reads yearbook pages just before they go to print each year. Kim Miller has supplied details and checked for grammar and consistency in the Milo calendar each year. Randy Bovee and Nancy Starr have found many hard-to-find errors in Milo publications and on the web site. Becky Rae and Amy Deming often respond to proofreading and writing needs. Thank you Cheryl Andrieux, Randy Bovee, Kim Miller, and Nancy Starr.
Teach a class- Thank you Mrs. Milam for volunteering to teach Folk Art this year! Mr. Förster volunteers to teach art students to use the pottery wheel. Thank you, Mr. Forster!
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