This bulletin presents a case study of the development of a school volunteer program in Dade County, Florida. Part one, entitled "Initiating the School Volunteer Program," discusses the following aspects of the program: (a) determination of needs, (b) preparation of objectives, (c) planning and sequencing activities, (d) identification of resources, (e) allocation of resources, (f) examination of the plan being used, and (g) the pilot study. Part two, entitled "Recruitment of Volunteers," discusses the identification of potential volunteers, and the polishing and promoting of the program. Part three, entitled "Training the Volunteer Team," discusses contemplating, planning, implementing, and evaluating a training program. Part four, entitled "Evaluating the School Volunteer Program," poses four questions that consider the major aspects of an effective evaluation design. (A selected annotated bibliography and an appendix of job descriptions are included.) (PD)