Elementary School Maker Space Volunteer Application

Help Build the Next Generation of Makers

A maker space volunteer application form is essential for elementary schools looking to build a vibrant, hands-on learning environment where students can explore STEM, arts, and creativity. This Elementary School Maker Space Volunteer Application template makes it easy to recruit skilled volunteers, match their expertise with student projects, and coordinate supervision schedules—all in one streamlined form.

Why Paperform is Perfect for K-12 Maker Space Programs

Paperform is trusted by educators and school administrators who need flexible, branded forms that work across devices and integrate seamlessly with tools like Google Sheets, Slack, and email workflows. With conditional logic, you can tailor questions based on volunteer experience levels, automatically route submissions to the right coordinator, and even collect materials donations or schedule orientation sessions—all without a single line of code.

For schools managing multiple maker space sessions, enrichment programs, or parent volunteer pools, Stepper (stepper.io) can automate the entire onboarding workflow: send welcome emails, add volunteers to Google Calendar, update your volunteer database, and trigger background check reminders based on submission data.

Built for Teachers, Parents, and School Staff

This template is designed for elementary and secondary schools launching or expanding maker space programs. Whether you're a STEM coordinator, PTA volunteer chair, or classroom teacher, you can customize this form to capture technical skills (woodworking, coding, electronics, sewing, robotics), project ideas, preferred grade levels, availability, and materials donations. The friendly, accessible design encourages parent and community engagement while keeping administration simple.

With Paperform, you can embed this form on your school website, share it via email or social media, and track responses in real time with built-in analytics or by syncing data to your preferred tools. Start building a thriving maker community today—no IT support required.