COMMUNITY
PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION
Hawthorne has a very active Parent
Teacher Association (PTA) that supports
the education of each student at our
school. All interested parents and
community members are enthusiastically
invited to join us. Our efforts include
sponsoring educational events, holding
evening activities for the entire
family, funding field trips, and buying
and distributing books to each student
several times a year. The PTA Board
and members meet monthly on a Friday
after school at 12:45 p.m. Dates and
times of all PTA events and meetings
are published in the school newsletter
and posted on the school website calendar.
| Co-Presidents - Patti Lingwall and Sara Shelley |
Hospitality - Debbie Unruh |
| Secretary - Louise Hartvigsen |
Reflections - Gretcheh Gulledge |
| Treasurer - Jen Garner |
Reading is Fun - Jessica Greenhawt |
| Fundraising - Jill Turner |
Yearbook - Patti Lingwall |
Links: Utah PTA | National PTA
You can help earn funds for Hawthorne:
Albertson's Community Partners raises funds every time you use your Preferred Savings card. Hawthorne Community Partner ID No. is 49000101680. Use the link here to sign up!
http://www.albertsons.com/cp/
Smith's Earn and Learn ties into your Fresh Values Card to earn funds for PTA programs. The program requires that you re-enroll your card each school year for continued participation. Hawthorne's ID No. is 80844. Sign-up online with this link, or stop in at any Smith's service desk.
Box Tops for Education can be found on a wide variety of products. The PTA sponsors classroom competitions with rewards for the class bring in the most Box Tops. Clip and save Box Tops throughout the year and send them to school with your students. Information about promotions and bonus points is available at the following link, http://www.boxtops4education.com/
The majority of our PTA operating funds is generated from our Sally Foster campaign. We are pleased to offer these high quality gift wraps, delicious chocolates, gourmet gifts and practical items for the home. This year's drive will be from September 24 through October 10. Orders placed online also benefit Hawthorne throughout the year. http://www.sallyfoster.com
SCHOOL COMMUNITY COUNCIL
The concept of Shared Governance has been implemented in the Salt Lake City School District since 1973. It was established to enable teachers, staff and community to participate in the decision making process of the school. Shared Governance operates under consensus and is implemented through the School Improvement Council (S.I.C.) and the School Community Council (S.C.C.). All interested parents or community members are invited to sit in on S.C.C. meetings. Contact the school to confirm meeting dates and times.
Are you in the loop? Do you know what's going on at Hawthorne? Get updates via email! Join the Hawthorne Parents email list.
You will be taken to a website to subscribe to the email list. Please follow the directions under the "Subscribing to hawthorne_elem_parents" section.
| Chairman - Erin Empy-Baxter |
SLTA Representative - Tina Harris |
| SIC Chair - |
Neighborhood Parent - |
| School Secretary - Janet Benton |
C & A Lab Parent - Heather Hendricksen |
| Principal - Marian Broadhead |
ELP Parent - Nelson Anderl |
| C & A Lab Teacher - Julie Foley |
Teacher - Bonnie Smith |
| Co-PTA Presidents - Patti Lingwall and Sara Shelley |
Teacher - Vickie Thomas |
ELP STEERING COMMITTEE
| Chair - Marina O'Neil James |
Newsletter - Kim Shelley |
| Past Chair - Brian Thorn |
Language Committee- M. Pingree and M. Taft |
| Chair Elect - Liz Ashworth |
Directory - Andrea Taylor |
| Secretary - Lisa Barker |
Web site - Mary Peterson |
| Treasurer - Shannon Whisenant |
Faculty Rep - Leslie Edwards |
| SCC Liaison - Deirdre Straight |
Faculty Rep - Marilyn Taft |
| Co-op Coordinator - Katherine Kennedy |
Parent-Teacher Laison - Mary-Margaret Pingree |
Community of Caring
Community of Caring is practiced at Hawthorne Elementary School. The values of caring, trust, family, respect and responsibility are central to character education and building a positive and caring school community. Students who are recognized for their efforts to model the Community of Caring values receive High Flyer Awards. Classes that model Community of Caring values can also be recognized as High Flyer Classes. The values of Community of Caring are taught and modeled as behavior appropriate to “Doing it the Hawthorne way.” The entire school benefits from this character education that supports excellence, ethics and engagement among the Hawthorne students, staff and families.
This page was last modified August 31, 2009 |
