Committees
Starline has committees where parents and staff work together to promote school programs. We welcome parental participation and advocacy in all aspects of the educational process.
P.T.A.C. (Parent Teacher Association
Committee)
Starline Elementary School is strongly supported through
the Starline P.T.A.C.
The National P.T.A. strives to give each child one voice by working to provided quality education and nurturing environment for every child. Locally, P.T.A. has been a driving force in establishing school lunch programs, after school programs, community-wide safety programs and more.
Starline P.T.A.C. helps the school by volunteering at the Book Fairs and Santa workshop to support library funds, assisting with teacher requests for supplies and materials and providing student and teacher recognition through awards and teacher appreciation week. The P.T.A.C. is able to accomplish these activities with help from our QSP fall fundraiser, Spring Art Fair, Fall Festival and through volunteerism and donations. Starline P.T.A. is also sponsoring one Spirit Day per month to help raise money for Smart Boards.
More about P.T.A.C. Spirit Day and Smart Boards »
One way you can help Starline students is by joining P.T.A. for just $5. Membership is open to anyone who is concerned with the education, health and welfare of children and youth. A portion of your membership fee stays at Starline.
The P.T.A.C. meets at the school on the 3rd Thursday of the month at 6 pm, but attendance at meetings is not required. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities for you to get involved. Stay tuned for opportunities!
If you would like more information, pamphlets are available in the Starline office, you can call the school at 505-1490, or visit www.pta.org.
Contact P.T.A.C. at starlinePTAC@gmail.com »
Site Council
The Site Council ensures that
individuals who are affected by the outcome of a decision at our school share in
the decision making process. It consists of the school principal, three
teachers, one noncertificated (support staff) school employee, three parents or
guardians of school students, and two community members. Students, parents, or
community members may bring issues and concerns before the council. For more
information, contact the Starline office.