2021/2022 PTSA Accomplishments

2021/2022

Create avenues for parents, teachers, and students to voice their needs and concerns

• Alex-President of SGA and Black Student Union came to PTSA meetings and share their perspectives

• Generated a survey which rendered 18 responses from staff

• As a result of the survey, teachers were provided w/supplies & building repairs are in progress

Supply items for the “Free Store”

• • • Donated and facilitated the Winter package distribution

Support teachers' needs and host staff appreciation events

• Hosted Staff appreciation luncheon in December

• Counselors were given thank you cards and $25.00 visa gift cards for Counselor Appreciation Week

• Hosted Staff appreciation luncheon May 3rd and all 200 staff members received small tokens of appreciation

• Purchased thank you cards for students to give staff along with posting yard signs to show appreciation

Host After Prom Party

• After Prom Committee hosted a very successful and safe After Prom at Terp Zone with approximately 200 kids present

• Donated $700 to seniors who could not afford Prom tickets

• Raised approximately $1,400.00 for After Prom

Award student scholarships to cover both Trade Schools and/or College

• Nicole Brown (Internship Coordinator) along with 2 Student Scholars and Tammy Patterson (College Career Center) presented at PTSA

• Supported College Decision Day with different colored beads

• Donated $1,800 in scholarships to seniors for college book costs

• Donated $2,500.00 in scholarships to 5 students for college

• Supported the Senior Breakfast on May 31st

Other Accomplishments:

• Set-up Google Form and PayPal payment system to facilitate increasing membership to 90 members

• Members received regular updates to get them involved and keep them informed.

• Sheneisia (9th grader) created PTSA logo 

• Donated funds towards school Beautification project

• Amazon Smile ongoing fundraiser and hosted Panera Bread and Ledo’s fundraisers

• Guest Speakers: Community Engagement Officer Taft, Sandra Landis presented on “Teenage Sleep and Health-Reasons for Changing MCPS Middle and High School Start Times” and Hope McGuire presented on Wellness and Safety Improvements