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Each mailing must contain no less than 200 identical pieces or 50 pounds. Contents must be the same in each mail piece. No personalization other than name and address can be placed on any piece. Bulk mailings must be properly prepared and presented to a Postal Unit equipped to process Standard Mail. Join the Northshore Council Executive Team and make a difference in your community! Now is your chance to take your involvement to the next level and become a leader in the Northshore Council PTSA. Consider nominating yourself or someone else by January 31, 2024 to be part of the Northshore Council Executive Team.
Contact the Nominating Committee to learn more about the positions or read more here. On January 16, 2024, Northshore Council PTSA held a virtual General Membership Meeting. We would like to say thank you to all of the local leaders from across the Northshore School District, as well as community and school partners for taking the time to join us! Continue reading below for a recap of the meeting. Announcements
After the meeting was adjourned, membership was invited to join Co-VP's of Advocacy Terra Droney & Holly Muenchow to discuss how to continue the advocating momentum after Focus Day. We hope to see you at our next March 18, 2024 at 7PM via Zoom. Register for Zoom meeting link. Join us in making a positive impact on our PTSA community! Northshore Council PTSA is seeking two or more local PTA/PTSA leaders to collaborate in researching and crafting a new Council grant focused on promoting equity within PTAs across the district. This grant will be in addition to our current grant program. Council's Co-VP of Advocacy, Holly M. will be leading the committee. Council would like to appoint members of the committee at its next board meeting on February 05, 2024. If you are interested in learning more or ready to sign up, please contact Council President, Rachel Fitzgerald. Northshore Council PTSA is proud to announce the latest round of recipients of Educational Speakers & Community Events Grants for 2023-2024!
Canyon Park Middle School PTSA Celebration of Cultures Event North Creek High School PTSA UW Forefront Suicide Prevention for Skyview Middle & North Creek Spanish-Speaking Parents and Caregivers Local PTAs/PTSAs interested in partnering with Northshore Council PTSA to host speakers or events are invited to apply for a Northshore Council PTSA Educational Speakers and Community Events Grant. 2023-2024 grants are offered on a first-come, first-serve basis and applications are reviewed by the Northshore Council PTSA. The submission deadline for the next round of Educational Speakers & Community Events Grants is Friday, January 26, 2024.
For more information about the grants program, visit our Educational Speakers and Community Events Grant Program page. Wondering How You Can Make a Difference in School Funding?Focus Day 2024 in Olympia Monday, January 15 Washington State PTA's Focus Week is quickly approaching, kicking off in Olympia with Focus Day on Monday, January 15. Advocating for education has never been more crucial and WE NEED YOUR VOICE to amplify the call for better funding for all public education in Washington State. Join Northshore Council PTSA, School Board Directors & Superintendent Tolley and make your voice heard.
Already Registered? Complete this quick form to connect with Northshore Council for more information. Additional Northshore specific details on carpools, meeting schedule, etc. will be sent to you soon after completing this. Still need to Register with WSPTA? Complete the registration form here and connect by using the above link too. WHAT IS FOCUS DAY & WHY SHOULD YOU CONSIDER ATTENDING? Washington State PTA Focus Day is an annual gathering where advocates, parents, educators, and community members join forces to voice their concerns, share ideas, and engage in constructive dialogue about the future of education in our state. This is also a school holiday - an ideal time to involve students in the process of local government and citizen action! It's a day to amplify our collective voice and make a difference! YOUR VOICE MATTERS Our Legislators want to hear from YOU. They need to hear the stories, experiences, and passion of our students, parents and teachers - it can be the catalyst for positive change in our education system. MEET WITH REPRESENTATIVES & SENATORS PTA Focus Day provides a unique opportunity to engage directly with decision-makers. Your face-to-face conversations can be a game-changer and your participation can influence decision-makers and drive positive change. ADVOCATE FOR FUNDING By attending, you become part of a movement that seeks to shape the educational landscape for the better and you become a crucial advocate for increased funding that will directly benefit our students, teachers, and schools. COMMUNITY CONNECTION Connect with your community and feel the strength in numbers power that can fuel inspiration, hope and connection within our local and larger community. Have Questions about Focus Day? Join the Northshore Council PTSA Advocacy Meetups and Q&As, led by Council's Co-VPs of Advocacy, Terra Droney and Holly Muenchow. This session aims to inform you on how we can make a real difference in advocating for increased school funding at the state level. Advocacy Meetup and Q&As: How Parents Can Advocate for More School Funding with WA State Legislature Tuesday, January 9, 2024 Sidekick Coffee in Woodinville 10:00 AM 17255 135th Ave NE Suite 1020, Woodinville Actions You Can Do Now:
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Learn more about Northshore PTSA's Educational Speakers & Community Events Grant Program. Questions? Email grants@northshorecouncilptsa.org
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2024 Reflections Reception Thursday, March 14, 2024 More Details to Follow Questions? Contact Council's Reflections Co-Chairs at reflections@northshorecouncilptsa.org. The Great PTA Sign-Up Day is January 31, 2024! Northshore Council's goal is to grow our membership by 100 members in a single day!Invite your local community (local business leaders, community members, school board members, alumni of your school, and of course, your school’s family members) to join your PTA. By joining a local PTA (find yours here), a member becomes part of the Washington State PTA, the largest volunteer and child advocacy organization in the state. Our future leaders, innovators, and citizens are our children, and our children are given their best chances to succeed when we all work together. Members of the PTA provide a powerful and effective voice for all children. Anyone, Anywhere, Anytime, can join PTA! Additional Membership Resources: Council's Membership page - Find more tips and links to past articles. WSPTA Membership page - Membership resources and leadership guides available. Questions? Contact Council's Membership Co-Chairs, Kimberly Ortiz and Allison Torgesen ParentSquare and School Newsletter Communication
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