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During academic year 2006-2007, the
Parent Volunteer Commitment (PVC)
program was instituted at St. Veronica
School. Under this program, the parents
or legal guardians of each family
registered at St. Veronica School are
required to earn a minimum of 60 points
for combined volunteer services during
the current academic year, or 12 hours
of service. The
PTO encourages school families to
volunteer at least 3 hours during each
school quarter to help support
activities throughout the entire school
year. Volunteer opportunities are
attached to this document, and each hour
of volunteer service will earn 5 points
toward the 60 point requirement.
If, however, you are unable to
participate, you may choose to buy out
of the commitment for $5.00 per point or
$300 per family annually. If you choose
to buy out, you must submit a PVC report
form with your payment. If a family
situation makes completing PVC points
impossible, please make an appointment
to discuss this with the Principal, who
has the discretion to excuse families
from the PVC requirement.
NOTE: If no prior
arrangements are made with the Principal
and your volunteer hours are not
fulfilled, you must pay the equivalent
of your remaining hours before the last
day of school. The Principal has the
authority to hold your child's report
card until this matter is settled. The
PVC Coordinator will keep you informed
on your progress each quarter.
Please note that
all
volunteers coming in contact with
students are required by the Arlington
Diocese to undergo a personal background
check, be fingerprinted, and complete a
VIRTUS child safety training course. To
register for an upcoming VIRTUS class
entitled “Protecting God’s Children,”
please go to
www.VIRTUS.org.
VIRTUS training, fingerprinting and
background checks must be completed and
paperwork submitted to the school office
by October 31st.

Volunteer points are earned by
participation in any of the activities
listed in the
PVC Volunteer
Opportunities List.
This list contains the type of service,
points earned for various activities,
and estimated time commitment.
Every attempt has been made to include
all activities; however, as the school
grows additional activities may qualify
for PVC points. Please feel free
to contact the PTO Executive Board to
determine if other activities fulfill
PVC requirements or if you feel the
points assigned to a completed activity
are inadequate.

PVC Family Reports will be used to
report points accrued. Each family is
responsible for reporting its own
points. For a copy of the form, click
here
PVC Points Form
Additional forms may be obtained from
the school office.
PVC Family Reports should be submitted
to the PVC Coordinator monthly via the
school office. You may also record your
volunteer service hours on your family’s
file card on the counter in the school
office, near the volunteer sign in
sheets. On a quarterly basis, you will
receive a PVC point status report to
confirm that we have documented your
participation correctly. All points
must be accrued by the end of the school
year. If your PVC account is not
settled, report cards will be held until
the balance of the money/points has been
reconciled.

Please keep in mind, the
goal of the program is not to create an
additional burden on families, but
rather to assist the school, the faculty
and the students as we all strive to
give our children the best education
possible. Thank you for your
consideration and understanding----and
please feel free to offer any
suggestions you have, to help make this
program run smoothly and effectively.
If you have any further questions,
please contact the PVC Coordinator,
Marlene Davis at
marlenepdavis@yahoo.com.
Sincerely,
PTO Executive Board:
Fr. Edward Hathaway, Pastor
Mrs. Mary Baldwin, Principal
Mr.
Mike McHale, President
Mr.
David McLean, Vice President
Mrs.
Molly Craig, Recording Secretary
Mrs. Peggy Loyd, Corresponding Secretary
Mrs.
Jaquie McDonnell, Treasurer
Mr. Kara Owen, At Large Member
Mr.
Mark Bucko, At Large Member
Mrs.
Marlene Davis, PVC Coordinator
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