The role of a parent/booster volunteer
By definition, the role of the parent-booster organization is to “boost” the instrumental music program in a positive manner. The purpose of the Clovis High School Instrumental Music Boosters is to advance the best interests of the Clovis High Instrumental Music Programs by providing support, as requested by the director(s). All parents or guardians of students enrolled in the instrumental music program are members of the non-profit organization. Maintaining a thriving instrumental music program requires support and fundraising beyond that is provided by the school system.
Parent Resources
Clovis High School Parent/Student Information Card (PDF 82 kb)
Parent/Guardian Pick-Up Form (PDF 16 kb)
Emergency Procedure Card (PDF 404 kb)
Volunteer Application Form: https://budrank.cusd.com/Downloads/VolunteerApplicationForm.pdf
– Volunteer Requirements for Clovis Unified: http://www.cusd.com/volunteer/
Instrumental Music Program
Booster/Parent Board-Leads
2019–2020 School Year
President:
Sheri Mauro, 559-285-7932, mauro.sheri@gmail.com
Vice-President(s):
Elizabeth (Liza) Vasquez, 559-906-4507, eavasquez222@hotmail.com
Secretary:
Leah Brown, 559-213-3195, webrowncnl@gmail.com
Treasurer(s):
Marsha Gomez, 559-907-4710, marshadelkgomez@gmail.com
Band Parent Lead(s):
Amanda Yanovsky, 559-312-7340 amanda.yanovsky@att.net
Color Guard Parent Lead(s):
Tracey Dunning,559-940-0435, POBoxTracey@gmail.com
Percussion Lead(s):
Sheri Mauro,559-285-7932, mauro.sheri@gmail.com
Orchestra Parent Lead(s):
TBA
Ovations (School-wide School Credit/Fundraiser) Parent Lead:
Mary Gibson, 559-862-3810, ovationsleader@gmail.com
Cougar Kitchen – Leads:
Leah Brown – 559-213-3195 webrowncnl@gmail.com
Semi Truck “Goose” Driver:
DJ Margullis – 559-456-0237, dsldoc@yahoo.com
Some Quotes to think about as a parent/volunteer in this program…..
“I always wondered why somebody doesn’t do something about that.
Then I realized I was somebody.”
~Lily Tomlin
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot,
nothing is going to get better. It’s not.”
~Dr. Seuss, The Lorax