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The JFK Newsletter Upcoming PTA Meeting Wednesday, March 20 th 7:30 p.m. School Scoops February/March 2013 From the President: As I write this we are approaching the 100 th day of school. This means we are more than half way through the school year! Hard to believe! Our Spaghetti dinner held on January 10 th was a huge success! It brought in nearly $4,000 … WOW! Thank you to all who attended. Your dollars will help pay for the cultural arts program brought in by the PTA. Of course, a big thank you to the 5 th grade committee (Terri Pallas, Tricia Lee, Lisa Senatore, Gwen McHugh) who did an enormous job of decorating, organizing, raffling, and feeding over 400 people who attended the dinner. Fantastic job! And thank you to the fifth grade students who did a great job in waiting on their customers and helping to clean up after the dinner. Each of you were wonderful and we are proud to have such courteous students. Our family fun night – A Pirate and Princess Party – was well attended and talked about in school by the kids the entire following week. The children enjoyed making pirate hats and hooks, princess wands and crowns, and were entertained by a pirate who gave them some training during his “Pirate School” show. Thank you to Jennifer Cooke for organizing the event! Parents as Reading Partners (PARP) kicked off at the end of the month with the theme: “Unplug and Get Connected”. The kids were all excited to read each day for at least 15 minutes, hand in their reading logs, and decorate part of the cord on the bottom of their sheet and see it added to the lobby bulletin board. They are reading more and hoping to win the Wii Party! Competition is fierce, but a good thing when it comes to reading more. Thank you so much to the PARP committee (Allyson Vail, Tonya Simpson, Mrs. D. Morris, Mrs. Peragine, Mrs. DiPreta and Mrs. Shannon). You have inspired the children to read more and that is a great thing! We also had a few cultural arts programs come in during January. The Power of One, an anti-bullying program, Books Alive! (to kick off PARP), The Singing Bus Driver, and the Hip Pickles. Be sure to ask your kids about these performances. Each of them is an educational program, and they are a lot of fun too! Thank you to Vicky Katz and Michelle Rorke, who are our PTA cultural arts chair people, and research and hire the many programs that are brought in by the PTA. February is a quiet month, but the kids look forward to the gym nights scheduled for the 2 nd through 5 th grade classes. The PTA nominations committee will be looking for volunteers for the executive board and standing committees. All of the positions are open each year, but most people serve in their position for 2 years as a courtesy. However, if anyone is interested in a position for next year, then please fill out a nomination form and send it in an envelope that is addressed to the JFK PTA nominations committee. I look forward to seeing everyone at our next PTA meeting. Sincerely, Nancy Kenney Report Cards Friday, March 22 nd The West Babylon School District has implemented a new report card policy. All student report cards will only be available online. Parents must register and can then access the report card through the Parent Portal at: https://parentportal.eschooldata.com or follow the link from the JFK home page: http://jfk.wbschools.org

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Upcoming PTA Meeting Wednesday, March 20th

7:30 p.m.

School Scoops February/March 2013

From the President: As I write this we are approaching the 100th day of school. This means we are more than half way through the school year! Hard to believe!

Our Spaghetti dinner held on January 10th was a huge success! It brought in nearly $4,000 … WOW! Thank you to all who attended. Your dollars will help pay for the cultural arts program brought in by the PTA. Of course, a big thank you to the 5th grade committee (Terri Pallas, Tricia Lee, Lisa Senatore, Gwen McHugh) who did an enormous job of decorating, organizing, raffling, and feeding over 400 people who attended the dinner. Fantastic job! And thank you to the fifth grade students who did a great job in waiting on their customers and helping to clean up after the dinner. Each of you were wonderful and we are proud to have such courteous students. Our family fun night – A Pirate and Princess Party – was well attended and talked about in school by the kids the entire following week. The children enjoyed making pirate hats and hooks, princess wands and crowns, and were entertained by a pirate who gave them some training during his “Pirate School” show. Thank you to Jennifer Cooke for organizing the event! Parents as Reading Partners (PARP) kicked off at the end of the month with the theme: “Unplug and Get Connected”. The kids were all excited to read each day for at least 15 minutes, hand in their reading logs, and decorate part of the cord on the bottom of their sheet and see it added to the lobby bulletin board. They are reading more and hoping to win the Wii Party! Competition is fierce, but a good thing when it comes to reading more. Thank you so much to the PARP committee (Allyson Vail, Tonya Simpson, Mrs. D. Morris, Mrs. Peragine, Mrs. DiPreta and Mrs. Shannon). You have inspired the children to read more and that is a great thing! We also had a few cultural arts programs come in during January. The Power of One, an anti-bullying

program, Books Alive! (to kick off PARP), The Singing Bus Driver, and the Hip Pickles. Be sure to ask your kids about these performances. Each of them is an educational program, and they are a lot of fun too! Thank you to Vicky Katz and Michelle Rorke, who are our PTA cultural arts chair people, and research and hire the many programs that are brought in by the PTA.

February is a quiet month, but the kids look forward to the gym nights scheduled for the 2nd through 5th grade classes. The PTA nominations committee will be looking for volunteers for the executive board and standing

committees. All of the positions are open each year, but most people serve in their position for 2 years as a courtesy. However, if anyone is interested in a position for next year, then please fill out a nomination form and send it in an envelope that is addressed to the JFK PTA nominations committee. I look forward to seeing everyone at our next PTA meeting. Sincerely, Nancy Kenney

Report Cards Friday, March 22nd

The West Babylon School District has implemented a new report card policy. All student report cards will only be available online. Parents must register and can then access the report card through the Parent Portal at:

https://parentportal.eschooldata.com

or follow the link from the JFK home page:

http://jfk.wbschools.org

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P.A.R.P. ~ Parents As Reading Partners

Congratulations to all the students and parents that participated in JFK’s annual PARP program “Unplug And Get Connected” The winner of the Wii Party is Mrs. Holohan's class with a fantastic average of 97.1%!!

JFK PTA Spaghetti Dinner

Thank you to our fantastic Fifth Graders who served all our guests at the annual dinner. And congratulations to Kindergartner Matthew Gennings – the big winner of the Green Machine. Enjoy your new ride!

District-wide Budget Presentation Thursday, April 2nd, 7:30 pm

PAC at the High School An information session for the 2013/14

West Babylon School District’s budget will be presented. The district budget and trustee vote is Tuesday, May 21st. Come get informed!

Books Alive! P.A.R.P. Kickoff Assembly

Winter Coat Drive

A big thank you to Claire Sparks and our custodian, Frank Gentilesca for coordinating our winter coat drive and

for all of you who donated new and gently used winter coats. All the coats were dontated to Pronto, a local nonprofit community outreach center in Brentwood.

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Can-Can Days at JFK

Tuesday, March 12th

Once a month, JFK families send in one or more non- perishable food items (no glass please) that are donated to one of our local food pantries. There are many hungry families in our community and a monthly food donation makes a big difference in these peoples’ lives. Students can place their donations in the shopping cart in JFK’s main lobby.

From the Library Deborah Morris, Librarian

Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday on March 2nd by creating your own Seussical story at

http://www.seussville.com/games_hb/storymaker/story_maker.html

Stop & Shop A+ School Rewards

It’s not too late! Let JFK get the reward just by doing your regular grocery shopping! JFK earns

cash through Stop & Shop’s A+ School Rewards Program & the money can be used for any of our school’s educational needs. Important – even if you’ve already registered your card in previous years, it must be registered every year at www.stopandshop.com/aplus for JFK to benefit

from this program. JFK’s ID# is 07351.

IXL Math

Just a reminder tht all students at JFK were assigned a login & password to use IXL Math at home. IXL provides grade-specific, unlimited practice for many different math concepts taught in school. Log in at:

www.ixl.com/signin/westbabylon

Birthday Celebrations & West Babylon’s Wellness Policy

Children celebrating their birthdays at school need to follow the West Babylon Wellness Policy & choose snacks according to the Choose Sensible Guidelines. West Babylon Food Services makes it easy to choose snacks that fit these guidelines and can be ordered through the JFK cook, Elizabeth Nacchio, at 376-7850. Or fill in the order form at the end of School Scoops and send it in at least 2 weeks prior to the celebration.

Box Tops for Education

Congratulations to Mrs. Morris’ 2nd grade class! They were the winners of our February Box Top Contest! But remember that all of the students of JFK win when box tops are collected. JFK receives 10¢ for each box top submitted. So keep clipping and collecting! Find a March Madness collection sheet at the end of School Scoops. Any questions, please contact our coordinator Marcy Christian at 539-4971.

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CHARACTER KIDS JANUARY – FAIRNESS MONTH

JFK’s “Character Kids” program began in December 2010. Each month a student from each class that demonstrated the Pillar of the Month is selected to earn their “Eagle Wings”. Congratulations to our students that exhibited Fairness in January & Respect in February!

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CHARACTER KIDS FOR FEBRUARY

RESPECT

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Executive Committee

President Nancy Kenney 539-6349 [email protected] First Vice President Maureen Henshaw 422-2756 [email protected] Second Vice President Dawn Conboy 661-2115 [email protected] Treasurer Eileen Evans 539-9126 [email protected] Recording Secretary Mary McGrath 539-8523 [email protected] Corresponding Secretary Tina Brady 482-1034 [email protected] Council Representative Cathy Chauvin 893-5585 [email protected] Executive Board / Standing Committees Principal Mr. Gregg Cunningham 376-7801 Teacher Rep Alison Giorgianni 376-7801 Board of Ed. Rep. Stephanie Russel 321-2980 Box Tops Marcy Christian 539-4971 Character Ed. Erica Stange Class Parent Reps Tina Brady 841-5862 Michelle Meyer 376-1570 Cultural Arts Vickie Katz 983-7755 Michelle Rorke 376-1440 Lobby Bulletin Ninette Sherman 539-4756 Membership Marianna Pineda 482-8980 S.Q.T. Rep. open Scholarship Reps. Beth Thompson 422-5695 Susan Shea 806-5013 School Scoops Gwen McHugh 539-4629 open Soup Labels Tammy Vaiana 669-8191 Yearbook Claire Sparks 661-2696 Beth Thompson 422-5695 Natalie Mills 807-2190 Susan Shea 806-5013 Wellness Rep Tonya Simpson 661-8191 5th Grade Committee Terri Pallas 516-330-5269

Tricia Lee 943-5656 Lisa Senatore 516-659-4577 Gwen McHugh 539-4629

Non PTA Committee Emergency Call Cathy Chauvin 893-5585 Terri Pallas 661-1335 Lynn O’Sullivan 422-5569

School Scoops The deadline for the next issue is March 27t. It will be distributed the first week of April. Contributions can be dropped off in the School Scoops folder in the main office or preferably e-mailed to [email protected].

Teachers: Be sure to let us know about any interesting hap-penings or upcoming events we can include in our next issue.

Gwen McHugh 539-4629

Important Dates to Remember

February Respect Month

4 PTA Meeting 7:30 pm 4-8 Kindergarten Registration Week 11 Grade 2 & Grade 3 Gym Night 6:00-8:00 pm 13 Grade 4 & Grade 5 Gym Night 6:00-8:00 pm 15 PARP ends 18 Presidents Day School Closed 19 Conference Day School Closed 20-22 School in Session 22 Spirit Day

March Respect Month

12 District-wide Food Drive 15 Supermarket Games 6:00-8:00 pm 20 PTA Meeting 7:30 pm 22 Spirit Day 25 Conference Day School Closed 26-29 Spring Recess School Closed

April

Trustworthiness Month

2 Budget Presentation @ PAC 7:30 pm 16-18 ELA exams-Grades 3-5 17 PTA meeting (nominations) 7:30 pm District wide Food Drive 19 Spirit Day 24-26 Math Exams – Grades 3-5

PTA Meetings March 20th 7:30 pm April 17th 7:30 pm May 15th 7:30 pm June 4th 7:30 pm **note new June date**

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JFK MEETING MINUTES January 9, 2013

Meeting  was  called  to  order  at  7:30pm  and  a  quorum  was  established.    Minutes  from  November  14,  2012  meeting  were  approved  as  written.    

Executive  Committee  Reports    Treasurer:    As  of  October  16th  the  opening  balance  was  $18,807.64.  We  had  deposits  of  $2,655.64  and  total  withdrawals  hitting  the  bank  of  $4,867.03  leaving  a  bank  balance  on  November  15th  of  $16,596.25.    Our  opening  balance  on  November  15th  was  $16,596.25  we  had  deposits  totaling  $6,918.15  and  withdrawals  of  $7,316.28  leaving  a  bank  balance  on  December  16th  of  $16,198.12.    Correspondence:    We  had  two  thank  yous:    One  from  Adaire  Daly,  thanking  the  PTA  for  the  successful  Holiday  toy  drive  and  the  other  from  the  Money  Math  Mania  Matters  thanking  PTA  for  having  them.    Council:    Next  meeting  February  6th.    Council  knows  of  the  issues  with  the  spirit  wear  orders.  The  missing  items  should  be  in  shortly.    President:      Welcome  and  Thank  you  all  for  coming.    Thank  you  to  all  that  made  each  PTA  event  successful.  Thank  you  to  all  class  parents,  teachers,  staff  who  helped  the  children  enjoy  the  book  fair  and  holiday  shopping.  Thank  you  all  for  all  the  generous  donations.    What  I  would  like  to  make  you  aware  of  is  what  the  executive  board  does.    We  have  a  meeting  before  each  PTA  meeting  to  go  over  the  agenda.  We  attend  workshops.  Go  to  the  legislative  forum  to  meet  and  speak  with  local  and  state  officials.    Our  goal  is  to  pass  this  knowledge  on  to  our  members  and  get  more  members  involved  in  the  PTA  and  make  sure  that  the  programs  and  events  continue  for  our  children.    Teachers:    Student  council  sang  carols  at  a  local  nursing  home.  They  also  sent  letters  to  Marines.  Some  former  JFK  students  received  their  Eagle  Scouts.      Winter  Benchmarking  is  underway.  Second  Grade  classes  will  take  the  LOSAT  Jan  15-­‐17.        Principal:    Mr.  Cunningham  asked  if  there  were  any  questions  concerning  the  revised  2012-­‐2013  school  calendar.  He  reviewed  all  of  the  changes  in  the  calendar.    Safety  and  security  procedures  at  JFK  are  under  review  in  response  to  the  tragic  situation  that  occurred  in  Newton,  Connecticut.  Improvements  will  be  implemented  if  necessary.    Mr.  Cunningham  indicated  that  preserving  instructional  time  is  of  utmost  importance  due  to  all  the  initiatives  from  SED  with  the  CCSS,  APPR  and  the  new  state  assessments.  He’ll  be  working  with  the  staff  and  the  PTA  to  see  if  changes  can  be  incorporated  to  increase  time  on-­‐task  in  all  instructional  areas.    No  Name  Calling  week  is  the  week  of  January  21.    Kindergarten  registration  will  begin  the  first  week  of  February  and  will  be  conducted  by  appointment  again  this  year.  There’s  a  possibility  that  the  district  may  be  moving  toward  central  registration  next  year.      Board  of  Education:  No  report.        

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Box  Tops:    We  are  trying  to  come  up  with  an  incentive  program  based  on  class  with  a  reward  for  the  class  that  collects  the  most.  Our  next  submission  is  in  March.    Character  Ed:    Meeting  is  January  10,  will  report  next  meeting.    Class  Parent:  Please  contact  us  if  you  are  making  any  changes  to  the  plan.    Cultural  Arts:  The  BBCC  came  in  for  the  third  graders  with  their  let’s  be  healthy  program.  Their  representative  visited  each  class  individually  and  spoke  about  how  to  make  healthy  decisions  regarding  chemicals  and  dangerous  products  found  around  the  home.    The  brain  challenge  came  in  December.  The  fourth  and  fifth  graders  saw  the  Phantastic  Physics  program  on  January  4th  and  5th.    Membership:      Going  well.    School  Scoops:    Keep  sending  stuff  in.    Soup  Labels:  Go  onto  the  website  and  register  your  ShopRite  card.  Please  send  labels  in.  The  first  submission  is  January  31st.    5th  Grade:  Spaghetti  dinner  will  be  on  January  10th  with  3  seatings.  The  Chinese  auction  has  many  items.  People  can  come  just  for  the  auction.  Auction  starts  at  7:15pm    Yearbook:    We  are  still  collecting  pictures.  A  notice  went  out  requesting  baby  pictures  from  everyone.  Working  with  KD  wells  to  get  student  and  staff  pictures.  Meeting  also  for  the  carnation  sale.  We  will  be  sending  a  reminder  notice  for  fifth  graders  to  order  their  yearbooks.    Holiday  Fair:  We  had  a  lot  of  fun  and  we  doubled  what  we  made  last  year.  Next  year  we  will  have  two  registers.    Book  Fair:  Sales  were  higher  than  last  year.  Kids  really  enjoyed  the  fair.  Thank  you  to  all  who  helped.    Founders  Day:    Five  people  were  selected.  Founders  day  is  on  Wednesday  February  27th.  In  the  process  of  working  on  speeches.    Bylaws  Committee:    A  motion  was  made  by  Michelle  Rork  to  increase  the  family  membership  from  $4  to  $5.  The  motion  was  seconded  and  passed.    PARP:  Starts  January  28th.  The  theme  is  unplug  and  get  connected.  We  ordered  prizes  for  the  kids.  The  class  that  reads  the  most  will  get  a  party.      Family  Fun  Night:    A  two  hour  event  January  31st  6-­‐8pm  Nancy  Kenney  to  Chair  Dawn  Conboy  to  help.  Hired  Pirates  School  to  perform.  The  theme  is  Pirates  and  Princesses.  Kids  can  dress  up.    Winter  Clothing  Drive:    Pronto  will  accept  all  our  donations.  The  drive  ends  on  January  18th    Reflections: There were eleven entries altogether six were sent to regional. Three moved on to the next level. Gym Night: Second and third grade will be February 11th, Fourth and fifth grade will be Frbruary13th. PTA will provide water. JFK Craft Fair: Vicky Katz is in charge and will be organizing vendors to come in for a fee. There will be concessions and a 50/50 raffle. The event will take place the beginning of May. Nominations and Elections Committee: This committee is made up of 3 people from the executive board or standing committee and 2 people from membership. Michelle Rork, Victoria Tracy, Barbara Lamont and Cathy Chauvin volunteered.

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Supermarket Bingo: The event is March 15th. Classes will be asked to send in grocery items. We will also have a Chinese auction. Maureen Henshaw, Dawn Conboy, Lisa, Marcy Christian and Shayna all volunteered.Meeting  was  called  to  order  at  7:30pm  and  a  quorum  was  established. Minutes  from  October  17,  2012  meeting  were  approved  as  written. Executive  Committee  Reports Treasurer:    No  new  end  of  month.  We  will  have  two  reports  in  January Correspondence:    None Council:    Meeting  cancelled.  Blood  donation  was  a  huge  success.  Board  of  education  recognition  will  be  rescheduled.  Founders  day  packages  are  going  out. President:      Proud  of  our  community  for  how  we  all  came  together  after  super  storm  Sandy.    We  are  working  with  Mrs.  Daly  getting  holiday  gift  collection  together.    We  as  a  PTA  want  to  continue  to  focus  on  our  kids.  Continue  events  for  our  kids  –  Book  Fair/  Holiday  fair.  Gift  collection The  spaghetti  dinner  is  for  the  entire  school.    We  cancelled  the  Chinese  auction  the  donations  Tonya  has  collected  will  be  divided  between  the  Spaghetti  dinner  and  the  Super  Market  Bingo  events. Teachers:    Student  council  visited  the  elderly.    Safety  patrol  is  up  and  running.  Mrs.  DeGennaro  is  coming  back.    Teachers  are  all  trying  to  get  the  students  back  to  a  normal  routine  after  the  storm. Principal:    We  are  trying  to  focus  on  the  positive  after  the  storm.  Thank  you  to  all  teachers  who  are  helping  with  the  displaced  students. We  met  as  instructional  support  group  to  prepare  for  students  reactions.  The  transportation  department  has  done  a  great  job  to  transport  kids  from  all  over  the  island  to  and  from  our  school.  It  is  far  from  being  over  and  as  a  school  we  are  focusing  on  normalcy. School  Calendar-­‐  The  law  states  we  must  have  180  days  of  school.  A  law  would  have  to  be  passed  to  change  this.  The  state  legislature  would  have  to  have  a  special  session.  Right  now  all  unused  snow  days  will  be  instructional  days.  We  might  have  to  cancel  the  February  break. Board  of  Education:  The  next  meeting  is  January  3rd.    There  will  be  two  benefit  concerts  to  support  victims  of  hurricane  Sandy.  Revising  summer  reading  and  Math  programs.    K-­‐5  will  only  need  to  do  a  reading  log. Box  Tops:  The  first  submission  was  Nov  6th  we  will  be  getting  a  check  for  $279.    The  next  submission  will  be  in  March.  We  are  trying  to  come  up  with  an  incentive  program. Character  Ed:  Next  meeting  December    14 Class  Parent:  All  is  good  

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Cultural  Arts:  Petra  puppets  Math  Mania  program  is  December  4th  for  two  performances  K-­‐2  and  3-­‐5.  Journey  Program  was  here  on  November  29th.  Brain  Challenge  will  be  on  the  21st  for  two  performances.  Phantastic  Physics  will  be  here  for  grades  4&5  on  January  8th.  The  power  of  One  Bully  Program  will  be  on  the  24th  of  January  for  all  grades.    PARP  will  kick  off  with  Lee  Knight  on  January  28th.  We  are  having  the  Pirate  school  for  family  fun  night.  The  singing  Bus  driver  will  be  here  for  the  100th  day  of  school.  The  Hip  Pickles  will  be  here  on  February  14th  to  wrap  up  PARP Membership:      Going  well School  Scoops:    Combining  November  and  December Soup  Labels:  Go  onto  the  website  and  register  your  ShopRite  card.  Please  send  labels  in. 5th  Grade:  Spaghetti  dinner  will  have  a  donation  letter  going  out  in  December. Yearbook:    Using  yearbook  software  sent  out  two  flyers  asking  for  pictures.  Club  pictures  will  be  taken  by  yearbook  committee. Holiday  Gift  Collections:    Darlene  and  Melissa  new  flyer  going  out.  Start  collecting  Nov  21-­‐Dec  7th         Holiday  Fair:  Store  in  room  101  Kelly/Marcy  December  17th  and  18th  Maureen  will  chair  it. Book  Fair:  Books  delivered  to  room  101,  electronic  cash  register,  accepts  cash  checks  and  credit  cards  fair  is  Dec  5-­‐7th.  New  Chairperson  Trisha. Founders  Day:  Need  a  committee  of  four.  Dawn  Conboy,  Nanette,  Michele  Meyers,  Marcie  Christian  and  Stephanie.  Will  follow  guidelines  and  select  from  nominations. Bylaws  Committee:  Bylaws  need  to  be  reviewed  every  three  years.  Cathy  Chauvin,  Mary  McGrath  and  Michelle  Rork  are  on  the  committee. PARP:  Starts  January  28th.  Come  up  with  Theme  and  work  with  teachers.  Committee  members  are  Allison  Vale  and  Tonya  Simpson. Family  Fun  Night:    A  two  hour  event  January  31st  6-­‐8pm  Nancy  Kenny  To  Chair  Dawn  Conboy  to  help.  Hired  Pirates  School  to  perform. Winter  Clothing  Drive:    Little  Flower  will  take  children’s  coats. A  PTA  member  suggested  we  have  a  fundraiser  at  Coldstone  Creamery.    Chili’s  also  offers  fundraisers  as  well.

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You are invited to join the JFK PTA

Let’s hear YOUR voice…

When you join the JFK PTA, you immediately become a member of the NYS and national PTAs, as well as our local unit. These organizations are powerful forces working to benefit our children. All members of the community are welcome to join, including parents, grandparents, teachers, and friends. Annual membership fees are $7.00 for an individual or $11.00 for two adults within the same household. Your membership helps to fund the many programs we offer to enrich our students’ experiences at JFK.

---------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Membership Application

Member’s Name:_________________________________________

Relationship to Please Circle One Phone: _____________ Student: _________ Male / Female E-Mail: _______________________________________________________ (Optional) Second Member: _________________________________

Relationship to Please Circle One Phone: _____________ Student: _________ Male / Female E-Mail (**important to receive School Scoops**): _______________________________________________________ Student(s) Teacher

_____________ ___________________ ____________________ ___________________ ____________________ ___________________ ____________________ ___________________ Total Enclosed: _______ $7.00 (single) _______ $11.00 (two memberships) Please make checks payable to: JFK PTA.

If you have any questions, please contact Marianna Pineda at 631-482-8980

The Purpose of PTA • To promote the welfare of

children and youth in home, school, community, and place of worship.

• To raise the standards of home life.

• To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth. To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the education of children and youth.

• To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for all children and youth the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education.

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