Lindbergh High School PTSA 9.11.110

LHS Guide for parents
 		 PTSA Membership Form
 

Sports schedules (Renton School District)
 

PTSA Parent Planner
 
PTSA Standing Rules 2011-12 Reflections 2011

Why Lindbergh High School PTSA?

Lindbergh High School's PTSA provides a liaison function between key elements of daily life for students, faculty and families of Lindbergh High School.

  • Participation in Renton Council -- giving voice and priority to LHS needs from the Renton School District (liaison for sharing "Good News" items, discussion of capital activities like our new roof, sign, fields, etc.)

  • Leverage of Washington State and area PTA activities (such as the Reflections program) into our school community.

  • Coordinating volunteers for events that support faculty during peak workloads -- pot-luck's for start of school, conferences, Teacher Appreciation.

  • Communication - periodic email of key events from school, LHS Boosters, Grad Night Committees and other information for students, family, and faculty.

 

The fundraising activities PTA's typically do at elementary and middle schools are managed (extremely well!) by the LHS Boosters.  The LHS PTSA fills the communication, support, and promotion gaps, allowing faculty and Boosters to do what they do best.  Joining the PTSA simply means you're supporting these additional activities -- requiring little (or no) time commitment; just the initial small fees to keep the extra programs funded.  Anyone interested in how the fees are spent are welcome to inquire by emailing LHSPTSA2011@live.com.

 

2011-12 PTSA Officers

 

Co-Presidents: Cece Callen & Lisa Reiter

Vice-President: Christine Fiore

Secretary: Kerry Holt

Treasurer: Michelle Osborn

Communications: Carrie Wong

E-mail: LHSPTSA2011@live.com


2011-12 PTSA Meeting Schedule

Meetings are on the first Tuesday of the Month, unless noted and start at 7 pm in the Lindbergh Library.
 

September 6, 2011 February 7, 2012
October 4, 2011 March 6, 2012
November 1, 2011 April 3, 2012
December 2011 - no meeting May 1, 2012
January 3, 2012 June 5, 2012

 

"I used to join the PTA’s to help out with the tons of extra activities needing parent support at the elementary or middle school.  In High School, the students are largely self supported, and if there are additional needs, the LHS Booster club is very active."

"I join the LHS PTSA because I appreciate and want to support the communication they do for us, they represent LHS for district activities that I’d rather not go to myself…and they coordinate some of the nice added touches – recognition for achievements, teacher appreciation, a lot of the little things I’d otherwise not pay any attention to. "

 Membership form               PTSA Parent Planner for 2010-2011