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SHAC urged members to help fill Hope Squad snack volunteer slots

Keller Independent School District School Health Advisory Council (SHAC) · November 10, 2025
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Summary

Keller ISD staff asked SHAC members to share a QR signup for Hope Squad nonperishable snacks; several campuses reported gaps in volunteers and staff requested community help and social sharing.

Nikki Paris updated the SHAC on Hope Squad snack signups and asked council members to recruit volunteers by sharing a QR code and contacting campus counselors.

Paris said Hope Squad members are students chosen by peers to provide peer support and meet multiple times per month. She requested nonperishable, single‑day snacks that do not require refrigeration and emphasized allergy awareness. Paris displayed current signup tallies and identified campus shortfalls — for example, she reported Keller Middle had 12 of 15 slots filled, Indian Springs had 7 of 8, and Trinity Springs had none — and asked SHAC members to share the QR signup in parent groups and social channels.

The chair and other members encouraged sharing the QR code and explained that counselors rely on these donations to avoid out‑of‑pocket spending.

This item was informational and focused on volunteer recruitment rather than policy.