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Training for PTA Leaders at the 32nd District PTA Leadership Academy - Saturday, June 26, 8:30am-2:30pm, Willow Creek Center, 1026 Mohr Lane, Concord. Brochure and Registration Information.

 

Local PTA leaders attended CA State PTA Convention in Sacramento, April 29-May 2.  See photos:  9 Million Reasons rally and Receiving Membership Award on Stage.

 

Flyers

  2010 Summer Resource Guide
Summer activities for children with special needs
  9 Million Reasons to Speak Up
CAPTA Fact Sheet on Education Funding
  CA Budget Project Analysis of Budget Revise
Excerpt from CPB's "quick and dirty" analysis of Governor's May budget revise.
  California Budget Project Myth vs. Fact
The Top Ten Budget Myths and the Truth
  Call the Governor Day
Instructions on how, when and where to call.
  Council Convention Remit Form
If you are attending CA PTA Convention April 29-May 2, be sure to complete this form.
  Happy Campers summer enrichment programs
Offered by The School of Imagination in Dublin
  Legislation Action Alert - Call your Senator
Please call your State Senator this week to urge him or her to support the Assembly Budget proposal, which protects education and other critical children's services from further devastating cuts.
  Legislative Information Alert
The California State PTA Legislation Action Committee met June 7, 2010. At this meeting, 12 bills were considered and positions were taken on the 12 bills listed below.
  Letters to Legislators
Instructions and letters to send to Legislators
  Parcel tax measure fails to qualify for November 2010 ballot
We would like to thank the many PTA volunteers who signed the petition to put the "Local Control of Local Classrooms Funding Act" on the statewide ballot in November 2010.
  PTA in California - Special School Finance Issue
Have you wondered how California's schools are funded? This special issue of PTA in California provides information on school funding basics, and PTA's advocacy efforts to reform education funding. Must reading for all parents and staff.
  Resource Library
Books and DVDs available at Iron Horse Middle School Library
  Special Needs Resources
  Summer Inclusion Classes
Offered by The School of Imagination in Dublin
  Summer Playdate Group
Adaptive playdates for children with special needs
  Teen Esteem Connection
Outreach for parents of middle/high schoolers to connect with community professionals who understanding the social pressures and types of risky behavior facing our local youth. Sat. April 24 at 6:30pm. Register by April 10.

Selected Unit/Committee:  Council of PTAs Home - Phone: 925-829-2456, Email: President@srvcouncilpta.org
Unit/Committee Forum

2008 National PTA Outstanding Advocacy Award Recipient          

The San Ramon Valley Council of PTAs is the next organizational level of PTA beyond the school site or unit level. Our council represents all 33 school PTAs and PTSAs in the San Ramon Valley Unified School District.

Council meetings are on the second Wednesday of each month and are attended by the presidents and delegates from all 33 units and the council executive board, which includes Superintendent Steven Enoch. These meetings are held in the Board Room at the SRVUSD Education Center (or district offices), 699 Old Orchard Dr., Danville, 94526.

The Council provides parent and teacher education opportunities and legislative information and events, training for PTA officers, communication to and from school district administrators, and coordination of a variety of programs for the school sites. We also award scholarships to one graduating student from each of the district high schools.

San Ramon Valley Council is a member 32nd District PTA, which is the county-level PTA organization, as well as California State PTA and the National PTA.

Join any of our Mailing Lists by signing into the SRVUSD District-wide email profile form, http://apps.srvusd.net/lyris-subscribe/profileform.aspx , entering your email address and your password.  (If you have never logged in before, you won't have a password, so click on the New User button.)  Once you are in the profile form find SRV Council of PTAs among all the schools listed.  Click on the box to view the choices - council general list, the council legislative advocacy list, and the special needs list - and select the ones you wish to join.

YOUR PTA MEMBERSHIP DUES PAY FOR:

Parent and Community Education
•    Evening programs
•    Annual Conference on the 4th Saturday in February
•    40 Developmental Assets
•    Coordination with Unit PTAs and other community organizations

Special Needs Committee
•    Monthly evening programs
•    Annual Conference
•    Legislative advocacy
•    Resources for parents and staff

Legislative Advocacy Committee
•    Annual Advocacy Day trip to Sacramento
•    Monthly meetings with unit PTA legislative chairmen
•    Lobbying federal, state and local legislators
•    Meetings
•    Letter campaigns
•    Parent and Community Education
•    Issues affecting children
•    School funding

Communications
•    Website
•    Email newsletters and messages to all parents and staff in SRVUSD; Anyone can subscribe to the council Lyris lists; go to the link at the top of this website.

Cross County Partner School Program (Cross County)
•    Each PTA unit provides support through its school community to a partner school in a disadvantaged area of the East Bay. 

Health & Safety Committee
•    Partnering on Coordinated School Health Plan
•    Street Smarts liasions
•    Food Advisory Committee
•    Safety Advisories

Reflections Art Program

Leadership Development
•    Train and mentor unit PTA leaders

Welcome!

PTA Legislative Alert

 June  2010

Call your State Senator to Support the Assembly Budget.

Call TODAY to Help Protect Education and Children's Services.

For more information see "Legislative Action Alert- Call Senator" in the flyers section

 




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