To fill staffing gaps, an Illinois nonprofit turns to parents already in the building
- Posted on September 23, 2026
- By Chicago Tribune
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Chicago nonprofits are addressing critical staffing shortages by recruiting experienced parent volunteers already embedded within school communities. These dedicated caregivers bring institutional knowledge and genuine commitment to student success. By formalizing volunteer positions into paid roles, organizations retain talented individuals while strengthening educational support systems. This innovative approach transforms long-term parental engagement into sustainable employment opportunities, benefiting both schools and families seeking flexible work arrangements.
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