Putnam Valley PTSA

Welcome!

This is the place to visit to find information about the Putnam Valley PTSA and their many activities. If you are not already a member of one of our PTSA groups, we hope you will join. If you are not already involved in our schools, we invite you to become involved. The Putnam Valley High School PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association) is an active nonprofit organization of dedicated parents, teachers and students that offers many programs for the Putnam Valley High School. The PTSA works hard all year long to raise funds for programs such as Arts In Education, Books for Classroom Libraries, Scholarships, and much more! Children are our future and their education is a joint responsibility among parents, the schools, and our community as a whole.

 

 

AGAIN THIS YEAR!

The Putnam Valley PTSA is running a direct dollar donation campaign. We are asking for each family's support of $30. Your $30 will include 2 PTSA Memberships. Please remember that students are involved in the PTSA as well as Teachers, Staff, and Parents. Some programs that the PTSA supports include:

  • Senior Scholarships
  • HOBY
  • Arts in Education
  • HS Library Donations
  • Representation on School Committees
  • Meetings with HS and District Personnel
  • Drug/Alcohol Prom Meeting
  • Vital E-mail Communications
  • Community Service
To join the PTSA, please contact:
Donna McClean
(845) 528-2085
MCLeanspv@aol.com


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

  Attention Seniors
Make sure you have applied for membership in the PTSA by Dec. 31st to be eligible for the Senior Awards. Please see your Guidance Counselor for application.


 

2011-2012 Book Club Dates
Meets Fridays, 7:00 P.M. at the High School Library
An evening for parents* to discuss questions and topics relative to the book.

Please contact Dana Lopez, DRose97@aol.com with any questions regarding this Parent Book Club.
* This book club is for adults only – no children please.

 

To volunteer.
 

For any information on any PTSA committee or to volunteer, please contact Cheryl Soto, (845) 284-2030 Cheryl512518@aol.com

HIgh School is the perfect time to keep in touch with what your children are doing during these exciting high school years. High School volunteerism with the PTSA is also rewarding, extremely easy, and does not require a huge time commitment with most committees being on-line contact or research. Available Committees to volunteer for:

  • Health Advisory Rep - Once a month commitment
  • Maintain E-mail Lists and/or E-mail Communications
  • Nominating Committee - End of year emails to membership recruiting new officers
  • PSAT/SAY Education - Researching programs in the area that will offer a free exam
  • Barnes n Noble Book Fair - e-mail contact with retailer
  • Parent College Advice Night - Organize/research information to hand out to parents









 

 

 

 

 

 

What's New?

 

Membership Drive is underway! We thank you for helping to support the PTSA.

Calendar 2011-2012

October 2011
10/4 PTSA Meeting 7:15 PM HS Cafe
10/11 HS Class Ring Ceremony 7:00 PM HS Cafe
10/17 Spirit Week    
       
November 2011 
11/1

PTSA Meeting

 7:15 PM HS Cafe
11/18 Tag It Auction 7:00 PM HS Cafe
December 2011
12/1

Barnes and Noble Bookfair

All day Town Center
January 2012
TBA

Guidance Dept Practical Advice for Students

 During School Day  
1/11 PTSA Meeting 7:15 PM HS Cafe
February 2012
2/7 HS Course Selection Guide Meeting 7:00 PM  
2/15 PTSA Meeting 7:15 PM HS Cafe
March 2012
3/13

PTSA Meeting
Practical College Advice for Parents

 7:15 PM HS Cafe
April 2012
4/10 PTA/PTSA Joint Budget Meeting 7:15 PM Hospitality
7:30 PM Meeting		 MS Cafe
4/26 Guidance Dept College Admissions Night 7:00 PM HS PAC
May 2012
5/2 PTA/PTSA Meet the Candidates Forum 7:30 Meeting HS Cafe
5/8 PTA/PTSA Staff Appreciation Lunch    
5/17 VOTE! 6AM to 9PM  
June 2012
6/6 Last PTSA Meeting of the Year - Elections 7:15 PM HS Cafe
6/8 PTSA Barnes & Noble Book Fair  All Day Town Center
6/11 Senior Awards 7:00 PM  

The PTSA this year has...

  • Contributed to The Holocaust and Human Rights Education Center, known as the Westchester Holocaust Education Center. An interfaith, not-for-profit organization, encouraging and enhancing teaching and learning about the Holocaust and its human rights lessons for today through speakers who have survived the Holocaust.
  • Hugh O’Brien Youth Leadership (HOBY) Program
  • Through AIE - ZUMBYES - Amherst College's a capella group with PVHS alumni Greg Curreri
    Scenes from 2009 Barnes & Noble Book fair featuring cast from URINETOWN!
    2008 Barnes & Noble Book fair
    featuring the cast from
    West Side Story


 
 

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Last updated on August 21, 2011