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    VOLUNTEER RECRUITING PAGE

    Join our Docent Class! We're Searching for VolunteersAs a Docent you will have an opportunity to increase the public's understanding about the 3rd branch of government. The Florida Supreme Court is looking for volunteers to assist with the Educational Program for visiting school groups. Volunteering at the Florida Supreme Court is an excellent opportunity to learn new skills while meeting new people from around Florida.

    Next Training: Wednesday, January 18th, 9am, Florida Supreme Court Courtroom. For more information please contact Tricia Knox at 850.921.9446 or by E-mail: knoxt@flcourts.org

    Volunteers receive:

    • Comprehensive training for conducting Supreme Court tours

    • Curriculum materials on the background and function of the judicial system

    • On-site support from Supreme Court staff

    • READ THE VOLUNTEER MANUAL

    About the Docent Program: The Supreme Court Docent Program was established May 23, 1994, by the Board of Trustees of the Florida Supreme Court Historical Society as a committee of the Historical Society.  The purpose of the Docent Program was to provide scheduled educational tours and programs at the Florida Supreme Court for students and visitors.

    Today, the Docent Program has been combined with the Supreme Court Law Related Education Program to expand its scope and depth of educational tours and programs offered by the Court. Currently, the Court is recruiting volunteers to be a part of our tours program.