FCES PTSA Membership
It's never too late to join our PTSA! Send email to
Lori Cobb to sign up, or print out the
form below and hand it in with your dues at the school office.
Membership Fees
- Family Membership (2 adults): $15
- Individual Membership (1 adult): $10
Membership Benefits
- A copy of the FCES 2007/08 Student Directory containing
class lists, contact information, and much more! The directory connects
your family with every teacher, staff member, and child/parent who provides
PTSA with contact information. This invaluable directory is available only
to PTSA members.
- A voice and vote at PTSA meetings. Our membership
determines how PTSA can best advocate for our students and enhance their
educational experience at and beyond FCES.
- Support of and benefits from state and national PTAs.
For details, see our short summaries:
What Does the FCES PTSA Do?
When your child comes home excited about participating in the Walk-A-Thon, attending an assembly, enjoying a special
Sci/Art day, reading with a volunteer or hired tutor, donating food for
Foodball, or inviting the whole family to Book Fair/Spaghetti Dinner/Ice
Cream Social/Science Night — just to name just a few — you have
made a difference in your child’s life through your commitment to FCES
PTSA.
We also work hard to keep all FCES parents informed of issues and events
that impact our students. We do this through this web site, email,
meetings, and printed news. As one parent wrote us last year:
I wanted to take a moment to thank you for tirelessly keeping me informed
of important events that affect my children. Choir, the Bond Issue etc. I
don't have the time to be as connected to the school as I would like to be,
but your emails have reminded me to plan for a couple of Dad's days on
Fridays that were really enjoyable. And I would have missed the bond issue
entirely … I did want to show my appreciation, even if it is this
simple email.
Thanks
Scott Sharpe
When you join FCES PTSA (http://fcesptsa.org), you automatically
become a member of Washington State PTA and National PTA. National PTA is a
private, non-profit organization founded in 1897 to enhance the education,
health, safety, and welfare of all children. With over 6 million members,
it’s the largest child advocacy volunteer organization in the U.S.A.
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