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Get involved & make a difference! Every child, ONE voice – PTSA !
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The PTSA meetings for the 2009-2010 school year will be held at 6:30pm in room 168 on the 3rd Tuesday of each month.
What is PTSA? Why join PTSA? The number one reason to join the Parent Teacher Student Association is to benefit your child. In doing so, you also help your school. But there are many more PTSA advantages:
Get Connected. There’s no better way to know what’s happening in your school.
Discover Great Resources. The PTSA offers a variety of programs designed for parents as well as students.
Tap into a Network. PTSA functions are opportunities to meet other parents, students and teachers, building rapport and discussing issues that are on your mind. You an share ideas, concerns, and experiences.
Watch Yourself Grow. By volunteering with your PTSA, you put your skills and hobbies to use for a noble cause—your child and all children in the community.
Speak Up. PTSA can be a way for you to more effectively suggest change at your child’s school.
Witness Improvement. By getting involved at your child’s school you’ll be part of the solution, helping make positive changes. Local PTSAs play an important role in fundraising to provide building improvements, curriculum-based programs, and social events.
Be a Role Model. By becoming a PTSA member, you’ll be demonstrating to your child the importance you place on education.
Enjoy Substantial Benefits. Individuals and local units can take advantage of a host of benfits from PTSA membership including discounts and offers from member benefits providers and sponsors, magazine subscriptions, leadership training, e-newsletters and much more.
For less than 3 cents a day, you can become a PTSA member, joining more than 5 million other people who share your interest in issues affecting children. Everyone—parents, educators, students and other citizens active in their schools and communities—is invited to join our not-for-profit parent association.
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 Box Tops for Education - Yes! Athena HS PTSA is collecting box tops. Please send your box tops in with your child or mail them to: Greece Athena High School, 800 Long Pond Rd. 14612 |
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2009-2010 PTSA Board Members
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Genesee Valley Region PTA 2009 Presidents & Principals
Recognition and Awards Dinner
Pictured L to R : Athena High PTSA President
Suzanne Fava-Flagg, Athena High Principal Richard Snyder and
Athena High PTSA Vice-President Deborah Magone-Fragale |
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Suzanne and Deborah at the Presidents & Principals Dinner |
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Staff Appreciation Breakfast - Spring 2009
Pictured L to R : AnnMarie Stenglein, Deborah Magone-Fragale,
Lisa Buschle, Nancy Goethel, and Suzanne Fava-Flagg |
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