I'm not sure this is legal.....what do you think?

[wolfy999]

It does state in the letter "a family member", which would end up being my hubby if I'm not allowed to volunteer. He just doesn't have time, so another problem arises....!!

[Chernabog]

Originally Posted by wolfy999

It does state in the letter "a family member", which would end up being my hubby if I'm not allowed to volunteer. He just doesn't have time, so another problem arises....!!

I came across as a bit harsh in my above post without intending to

However, I think that if the issue is "parent involvement" you can probably talk to them about your specific situation since you work at the school already. You're already involved, above and beyond the intent of the reason for having this PIP. However, if it's a situation where your regular paid work is forcing you to do volunteer work or risk getting ejected from your job (as opposed to, say just the $200), then that isn't kosher.