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PTO General Meeting August 18, 2013

PTO General Meeting August 18, 2013. Dream, Believe, Become, Lead. Staff Changes. Tania Rollins, Curriculum Instructor Jerri Eller, Kindergarten Heather Parsons, 1 st grade Dedra Buchanan, 2 nd grade Jada Mast, 2 nd grade Katina Wilcox, 3 rd grade Katy Waddell, 3 rd grade

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PTO General Meeting August 18, 2013

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  1. PTO General MeetingAugust 18, 2013 Dream, Believe, Become, Lead

  2. Staff Changes • Tania Rollins, Curriculum Instructor • Jerri Eller, Kindergarten • Heather Parsons, 1st grade • Dedra Buchanan, 2nd grade • Jada Mast, 2nd grade • Katina Wilcox, 3rd grade • Katy Waddell, 3rd grade • Annabell Bennett, 4th grade • Cindy Lewis, 5th grade • Tonya Denny, Media

  3. New Faces • Stephanie Baker, Kindergarten • Katie Furches, 6thgrade • Margie Story, Music • Keith McClure, Interim • Assistant Principal

  4. Sign In! • There is a sign in sheet at the back exit.

  5. Student Services—June Neaves

  6. Leader In Me — June Neaves

  7. School Improvement Plan—Julie Little School Vision: The vision of Blue Ridge Elementary School is to encourage dreams, inspire hope, fulfill needs, and prepare students for success. School Mission: At Blue Ridge Elementary, we are committed to educating, nurturing, and challenging our students through: • a safe, child-centered caring environment • high expectations of students and staff • meeting individual needs and building meaningful relationships • the use of data to drive instruction • systematic, explicit instruction • dynamic, engaging learning experiences • positive behavioral support • administrative support • a school-community partnership

  8. School Improvement Team Members

  9. School Goals and Strategies

  10. School Goals and Strategies

  11. School Goals and Strategies

  12. PTO Board Officers • President—Cary Farmer and Jennifer Hart • Vice President—Brianna Houck • Secretary—Marty McKenzie • Treasurer—Malinda Richardson • Parent Representatives— Anesa Elliot • Teacher Representatives—Dawn Powers, Kayla Rash

  13. What Does PTO Help Pay For? • AIMS • Student/Family Needs • Classroom Supplies • Lice Treatments • Teacher Appreciation • Weather Station • 6th Grade Dance

  14. Last Year’s PTO Purchases • Student Family Needs –$421 • Classroom supplies – $6000 (Projector and Screen) • Lice Treatments – $1,955 • Teacher Appreciation – $415 • Weather Station – $300 • 6th Grade Dance – $750 • Phone System – $2,790 • ½ of T-shirts for all students – $2,062

  15. Previous Fund Raisers • Concession Stand Raised $ • Tupperware Raised $ • Discount Cards Raised $ • T-Shirt Sales Raised $

  16. Fund Raisers for 2013-2014 • McDonald’s Family Night • Cookie Dough/Jewelry • Spirit Wear with Logo • Concession Stand • Need Parent Volunteers

  17. Elect Parent Representatives Good Parent/Teacher Relationships

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