Our Roosevelt Parent-Teacher Organization (PTO) is a vital part of our Roosevelt Community. Because of the amazing work of our PTO, the following activities and items are available for our Roosevelt students:

• Technology and coding resources
• Fieldtrip costs reduced
• New Playground Equipment
• Rock the Walk
  
• Teacher Appreciation
• Classroom resources
• Hardship Funds
• Grade Level Grants
• Reflex and ALEKS Math
• And more!

Hello Roosevelt Parents,

The PTO Board is currently accepting nominations for the 2020-2021 school year. Positions open include President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer. Voting will take place during our next meeting on May 19th, at 4pm and the term will begin June 1st.

What does being on the PTO Board mean?

• Board members work closely with teachers, principal, and staff members to find and fund equipment and events for our students.
• Board members represent parents who cannot attend meetings
• Board members serve as a resource for other parents
• Board members have the interests of all Roosevelt families in mind
• Board members attend monthly PTO meetings and support PTO work throughout the school year

Over the past year, the Roosevelt PTO has worked closely with staff members to continue some of the same things you are used to seeing, such as the Book Fair, Touch a Truck, and Conference Meals. We've also seen some new fundraising with My Local Deals. Our PTO had a new opportunity presented to us by a teacher which led to the purchase of Ozobots for our students to use. Now, the PTO has been working to still bring Rock the Walk to our kids, in a virtual manner. Rather than just waiting for next year, our board and committee members brainstormed the Safer at Home Rock the Walk to continue bringing together our Roosevelt Community.

All parents are invited to join our PTO. We look forward to new faces and ideas next year!

If you are interested in being on the PTO board or have additional questions, please email rooseveltptoplover@gmail.com.

1. Meet other families and parents

2. Be a part of your child's learning experiences

3. Help raise money for a great cause - your child's education

4. Get to know the teachers and staff and better understand their needs and ideas

5. Meet and talk with the school principal

6. Help create, plan, and execute fun events for the whole family

7. Volunteering is rewarding