How to get Involved

Send an email to lincolneastpto@gmail.com or contact
 
Sue Thomsen - President
Deb Portz - Vice President
Connie Pederson - Secretary
Pam Barnes - Treasurer

What is (PTO) Parent Teacher Organization?
A group of East High school parents/guardians (all are welcome) that supports the students, staff and administration at the high school. See our brochure for more information.
 
When Does PTO Meet?
PTO meets at 7 p.m. the second Wednesday of each month in the East High media Center. See the calendar for more details. You can find monthly agendas and minutes from meetings under PTO Documents - Monthly Meeting Agendas/Minutes.

What Does PTO Do?

At the meetings, you will hear about the activities/purpose of East High School organizations. You will hear short reports from Principal Susan Cassata and from representatives of students organizations. You will get an opportunity to meet other East parents to discuss of interest to the East community. Most importantly, you will be able to get involved in your child's high school.

 
Membership and Dues
Membership is open to parents or guardians of any Lincoln East student. Membership dues just ($15- you receive a student directory with membership) and money raised help fund events such as:
  • Freshmen Ice Cream Social
  • Senior Breakfast
  • Honors Convocation
  • Student Directories
  • Post Prom
  • School Grant Applications
  • Teacher Appreciation and more
 
How you can help
Volunteer for any of these activities:
  • Fund Raising
  • Freshman Special Event
  • Honors Convocation
  • Parent/Teacher Conferences
  • Senior Breakfast
  • Staff Appreciation
  • Annual Garage Sale
  • Willing to help with anything

Check out the PTO Brochure located on the PTO Documents page for more information.



News and Events
Parents interested in participating in the Lincoln East Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) are encouraged to apply for membership on its board. You can find the form on the PTO Documents page.

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