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The Hobby PTA began in February of 1972, with a budget of $262.50. Their goal was to make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children. Even though so many things have changed since 1972, our goal remains the same!
2023-2024 Executive Board Members & Program Chairs
2023-2024 Executive Board Members & Program Chairs
Katie Cox, President | email
Kelli Fenderson, VP Fundraising
Brek Lozano, Historian
Lawrence Carranco, Principal | email
Jaime Heye, Magnet Director
Wendy Castillo, Parliamentarian
Monica Puebla, Hobby Food Pantry Chair
Chelsea West, Second VP of Programs
Mary Woolsey, Treasurer
Felisha Martin, Teacher Liaison
Alecia Buchek, Secretary
Kelly Schriever, Hospitality Chair
Carrie LaCasse, Advocacy Chair
Adrian Lozano, Hawk Eyes
Allison Pomeroy, VP of Membership
Rebecca Tapia, Reflections Chair
Jemima McCluskey, Social Media Chair
Ruby Martinez, Magnet Rep
What Does PTA Money Support?
What Does PTA Money Support?
The membership fees, fundraisers, and contributions from our families and local businesses allow Hobby PTA to fund: Reflections, Founders Day, Camp Hobby, teacher/staff appreciation, equipment and supplies, gift to school, school dances, Hawk Eyes, Red Ribbon Week, Jack C. Jordan Scholarship, AB Honor Roll awards, Hobby Pantry, and all PTA Member Meeting programs and presentations.
Local and Council PTA Website Awards
Local and Council PTA Website Awards
PTAs are important cornerstones in our communities and provide amazing programs and opportunities for the students and families they serve. There are multiple ways PTAs are recognized for their efforts throughout the year. To see the membership awards and special category awards click here.
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