Parent Teacher Student Association
What is PTSA?
The Mission of PTSA
Goals of PTSA
2010-11 Hamburg Central PTSA Executive Board
President Karen Krawczyk 649-1045 huskiesrule96@msn.com
Vice President
Tammy Hummel 830-1615 tammo1993@aol.com
Treasurer
Amy Palutro 941-6683 capalutro@verizon.net
Secretary
Maureen Geary 649-0634 geary93@verizon.net
Vice President Armor Elementary
Debi Fetterly 649-1416 dfetterly@verizon.net
Vice President Boston Valley Elementary
Jennifer Hubert 866-3536 huberts@verizon.net
Vice President Charlotte Avenue Elementary
Maureen Hector 648-2542 hectoram@verizon.net
Vice President Union Pleasant Elementary
Christina Whipple 649-6569 cmt24@aol.com
Vice President Hamburg Middle School
Lisa Currier 648-3573 lmcurrier@hotmail.com
Vice President Hamburg High School
Midge Harrington 648-6430 midge191@yahoo.com
Who Belongs?
In New York State, more than 385,000 parents, grandparents, teachers, students, caregivers, school and government officials belong! Anyone who cares about children can belong to PTSA. Membership in a local unit is all-inclusive and automatically gives you membership in the State and National PTSA. It also entitles you to a broad selection of programs and services that would otherwise be unavailable to local parent groups. What Happens After I Join?
You alone determine what role you want to play in PTSA. Your choices range from becoming a member and seeing your membership fee help to improve the lives of our children, to getting involved in some of the programs, committees and activities that PTSA sponsors. School units generally hold PTSA meetings once a month, and welcome all members to participate and get involved depending on where their interests lie. The Hamburg Executive Board holds meetings once a month. It also holds open board meetings twice a year (generally in October and May) which all PTSA members are welcome to attend. What is PTSA All About?
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