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Date Change for PTA Council Recognition Dinner to May 2nd
Get ready to be inspired! The Shoreline PTA Council's Recognition Dinner has been moved to Thursday, May 2nd from 6-8:30pm in the Shoreline Room at Shoreline Center. Every PTA in the district is invited to attend and bring along those who you have honored with awards for Golden Acorn, Outstanding Advocate, Outstanding Educator, or other special recognition. Please make sure to RSVP by Thursday, April 18th.
Council also recognizes a Golden Acorn award winner, along with an Outstanding Advocate and an Outstanding Organization. Anyone can submit a nomination for these awards. The deadline for making a nomination is March 29th.
For more information on how to RSVP and how to submit a Council award nomination, please go here.
Seeking Nominations for Council Board and Committee Chairs
Love Shoreline/LFP Schools? Want to be part of making them great?
The Shoreline PTA Council is looking for community members with interest in supporting Shoreline/LFP schools, students, and families by volunteering for a Board or Committee Chair position. The Council is both the district-level support organization for all the local PTAs, but also provides student/family/community support through programs like The Works, the Back to School Event, Holiday Baskets & Teen Gift Drive, and Reflections. We are seeking nominations for: Co-President, Secretary, Awards Chair (plans the annual Recognition Dinner), Holiday Baskets and Teen Gift Drive Co-Chairs.
If you have interest in helping with Council's programs and services and would like to be part of our caring community supporting our schools, please reach out to shorelineptanom@gmail.com.
Get ready to be inspired! The Shoreline PTA Council's Recognition Dinner has been moved to Thursday, May 2nd from 6-8:30pm in the Shoreline Room at Shoreline Center. Every PTA in the district is invited to attend and bring along those who you have honored with awards for Golden Acorn, Outstanding Advocate, Outstanding Educator, or other special recognition. Please make sure to RSVP by Thursday, April 18th.
Council also recognizes a Golden Acorn award winner, along with an Outstanding Advocate and an Outstanding Organization. Anyone can submit a nomination for these awards. The deadline for making a nomination is March 29th.
For more information on how to RSVP and how to submit a Council award nomination, please go here.
Seeking Nominations for Council Board and Committee Chairs
Love Shoreline/LFP Schools? Want to be part of making them great?
The Shoreline PTA Council is looking for community members with interest in supporting Shoreline/LFP schools, students, and families by volunteering for a Board or Committee Chair position. The Council is both the district-level support organization for all the local PTAs, but also provides student/family/community support through programs like The Works, the Back to School Event, Holiday Baskets & Teen Gift Drive, and Reflections. We are seeking nominations for: Co-President, Secretary, Awards Chair (plans the annual Recognition Dinner), Holiday Baskets and Teen Gift Drive Co-Chairs.
If you have interest in helping with Council's programs and services and would like to be part of our caring community supporting our schools, please reach out to shorelineptanom@gmail.com.
What Parents & Educators Need to Know About Smart Kids
A special presentation sponsored by Shoreline PTA Council and the Shoreline Hi-Cap Parent Association.
Presented by Austina De Bonte
Date: Rescheduled from February - now being held on Wednesday, March 20th
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
This is a free event and all families are welcome.
Note: A limited number of free childcare spots are available on RSVP first come first serve basis. If you are interested in childcare, please email us at shoreline.hicap.advocacy@gmail.com with your name, the number of child(ren), and their names and ages. (Children need to be potty trained.)
Location: Shoreline Center Theater, 18560 1st Avenue NE, Shoreline, WA 98155
Program highlights:
Many people are surprised to learn that their bright child’s unique “quirks” are actually well-studied social & emotional behavior patterns that appear across large populations of highly intelligent children. Whether it’s refusing to wear shirts with buttons or tags, overreacting to the slightest criticism, gravitating towards adults and older children, forgetting to turn in their homework, trouble with handwriting, anxiety about trying something new, or preferring a book to a party, these and many other perplexing behaviors are common in this population. Learn what’s normal, what to expect as they grow, and why genuine challenge is vitally important for kids’ social and emotional development, as well as developing their academic talents, from the preschool and elementary years all the way to high school and beyond.
For more information, click here.
A special presentation sponsored by Shoreline PTA Council and the Shoreline Hi-Cap Parent Association.
Presented by Austina De Bonte
Date: Rescheduled from February - now being held on Wednesday, March 20th
Time: 6:30pm – 8:30pm
This is a free event and all families are welcome.
Note: A limited number of free childcare spots are available on RSVP first come first serve basis. If you are interested in childcare, please email us at shoreline.hicap.advocacy@gmail.com with your name, the number of child(ren), and their names and ages. (Children need to be potty trained.)
Location: Shoreline Center Theater, 18560 1st Avenue NE, Shoreline, WA 98155
Program highlights:
Many people are surprised to learn that their bright child’s unique “quirks” are actually well-studied social & emotional behavior patterns that appear across large populations of highly intelligent children. Whether it’s refusing to wear shirts with buttons or tags, overreacting to the slightest criticism, gravitating towards adults and older children, forgetting to turn in their homework, trouble with handwriting, anxiety about trying something new, or preferring a book to a party, these and many other perplexing behaviors are common in this population. Learn what’s normal, what to expect as they grow, and why genuine challenge is vitally important for kids’ social and emotional development, as well as developing their academic talents, from the preschool and elementary years all the way to high school and beyond.
For more information, click here.
Reflections Reception Recap!
On Thursday January 10th, 2019, Shoreline PTA Council and the District celebrated its young artists who participated in this year’s National Reflections PTA Art Contest. On display were the 166 entries from our Shoreline students, submitted in 6 different categories, including: visual arts, photography, film production, music composition, literature and dance. There were artists representing each school in the district. District level winners were announced, with 31 finalists, and 25 honorable mentions. The finalist pieces will now move on to the state level competition, and winners at the state level will be announced in early May. View the results of the "People's Choice" vote, as well as all the other award winners here.
On Thursday January 10th, 2019, Shoreline PTA Council and the District celebrated its young artists who participated in this year’s National Reflections PTA Art Contest. On display were the 166 entries from our Shoreline students, submitted in 6 different categories, including: visual arts, photography, film production, music composition, literature and dance. There were artists representing each school in the district. District level winners were announced, with 31 finalists, and 25 honorable mentions. The finalist pieces will now move on to the state level competition, and winners at the state level will be announced in early May. View the results of the "People's Choice" vote, as well as all the other award winners here.