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Parent/Community Involvement
KES PTO 2010-11 Officers Welcome to our news and information site! Here you will find the latest opportunities to make a difference in our school. Whether you knew it as PTA or PTO when you were in school, this is the group that has an impact on the success of our school in many ways. WHAT IS PTO? PTO stands for Parent Teacher Organization Parents, Teachers, and Administrators joining forces to make our school work! Our primary focus is raising money to fill in the gaps of a tight budget AND volunteering throughout the building to help teachers and students. HOW CAN YOU HELP? Volunteering is the greatest "no cost" way that you can help. You can come to the office and sign in to help in classrooms and the library. You could read with students who are struggling, help organize books in the library, and assist teachers in the classroom in countless ways. Let's face it, parents, our schools are different than they were when we were young. Budgets have been slashed so supplies are limited, support staff (like teacher assistant) positions have been eliminated and the number of students in each classroom is higher. HOW DO I GET STARTED? Contact Keith Williams, KES Principal, at 296-1647 or ask your child's classroom teacher what you can do to help.
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