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This Council supports the local unit PTAs within the Shoreline School District by providing information, training, resources and opportunities to network with each other, giving them the tools to be successful child advocacy organizations. The voting members of our Council are the Presidents of each local PTA in our district, or a designated representative.
Mission
Advocate, communicate, educate and collaborate to assist local PTAs in their efforts to support the health and well-being of every child.
Purpose
Shoreline PTA Council provides the framework, support and tools for our local PTAs so they may reach their own goals and achieve the overall mission of PTA. Council also provides programs that serve our families with the support of the local PTAs.
2023-2024 Goals & Objectives
Click here to view the Council goals for this year.
Mission
Advocate, communicate, educate and collaborate to assist local PTAs in their efforts to support the health and well-being of every child.
Purpose
Shoreline PTA Council provides the framework, support and tools for our local PTAs so they may reach their own goals and achieve the overall mission of PTA. Council also provides programs that serve our families with the support of the local PTAs.
2023-2024 Goals & Objectives
Click here to view the Council goals for this year.
PTA Organizational Structure
Each level of PTA has been established for the purpose of forming a nationwide movement to advocate the need to support and speak out on behalf of children and youth in the schools, in the community, before governmental agencies, and other organizations that make decisions affecting all children.
NATIONAL PTA
National PTA is composed of 54 state congresses and more than 20,000 local units in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the Department of Defense Schools in Europe. All PTAs are required to follow the uniform bylaws of the National PTA. This organization develops projects that are national in scope, and advocates for students and families at the federal level.
WASHINGTON STATE PTA
Organizes and provides support to the state's areas and regions. Acts as a liaison between the National PTA and the state's areas, regions, councils and local units. Holds an annual Convention and Legislative Assembly to provide training and conduct organizational business, including voting on leadership and legislative priorities. Advocates at the state level to promote the approved legislative platform.
AREA AND REGION
Washington State is divided into 5 areas, which are further divided into 12 regions. Each area has a vice president who serves on the WSPTA board of directors. They work directly with the 12 region directors to deliver training and resources to the local PTAs and councils within each region.
COUNCIL
Acts as a liaison between the state/region and the local units. Provides training and support to the local unit leadership, develops collaborative relationships with school district administration, promotes PTA in the community.
LOCAL UNITS
The local PTA is the most important level of PTA. All of the other levels listed above exist to serve the local PTA. The local unit leadership provides training and support to its volunteers, plans programs and activities to meet the needs of their community and develops collaborative relationships with school staff. Each local unit is required to provide a representative to the Council meetings.
NATIONAL PTA
National PTA is composed of 54 state congresses and more than 20,000 local units in all 50 states, the District of Columbia, U.S. Virgin Islands, Puerto Rico and the Department of Defense Schools in Europe. All PTAs are required to follow the uniform bylaws of the National PTA. This organization develops projects that are national in scope, and advocates for students and families at the federal level.
WASHINGTON STATE PTA
Organizes and provides support to the state's areas and regions. Acts as a liaison between the National PTA and the state's areas, regions, councils and local units. Holds an annual Convention and Legislative Assembly to provide training and conduct organizational business, including voting on leadership and legislative priorities. Advocates at the state level to promote the approved legislative platform.
AREA AND REGION
Washington State is divided into 5 areas, which are further divided into 12 regions. Each area has a vice president who serves on the WSPTA board of directors. They work directly with the 12 region directors to deliver training and resources to the local PTAs and councils within each region.
COUNCIL
Acts as a liaison between the state/region and the local units. Provides training and support to the local unit leadership, develops collaborative relationships with school district administration, promotes PTA in the community.
LOCAL UNITS
The local PTA is the most important level of PTA. All of the other levels listed above exist to serve the local PTA. The local unit leadership provides training and support to its volunteers, plans programs and activities to meet the needs of their community and develops collaborative relationships with school staff. Each local unit is required to provide a representative to the Council meetings.
SHORELINE PTA COUNCIL CONTACT INFORMATION
Shoreline PTA Council #6.12
PO Box 55832, Shoreline, WA 98155-5784
206-393-4916 (voice mail)
Our tax id. # is 51-0151739
PO Box 55832, Shoreline, WA 98155-5784
206-393-4916 (voice mail)
Our tax id. # is 51-0151739
2023-2024 COUNCIL BOARD OF DIRECTORS & COMMITTEE CHAIRS
Executive Committee (Elected Officers)
Co-Presidents: Corrina Sullivan & OPEN, president@shorelinepta.org
Secretary: Ananda Scott, secretary@shorelinepta.org
Treasurer: JD Wallace, treasurer@shorelinepta.org
Appointed Officers & Committee Chairs
The WORKS Co-Chairs: Andrea Petrusky, Bonnie Stieber, and Alison Buss, theWORKS@shorelinepta.org
Co-Chairs of Legislative Advocacy: Malorie Larson and Jill Jackson, legchair@shorelinepta.org
Subcommittee: Hi-Cap Advocacy: Keun-Young Choi hi-cap@shorelinepta.org
Family and Community Engagement (FACE)/Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI): Susie Moore and Michelle Harris, FACE@shorelinepta.org
Subcommittee: Special Education: Kirsten Bannister
Member-at-Large: Heather Segars, MAL@shorelinepta.org
Ways & Means: Open, Development@shorelinepta.org
Family Services: Casie Tubbs, familyservice@shorelinepta.org
Elementary Support: Amy Reed, Elementary@shorelinepta.org
Secondary Support: Briana Bell, secondary @shorelinepta.org
Ad Hoc Committee Chairs
Awards Director: Open, Awards@shorelinepta.org
Communications: OPEN, website@shorelinepta.org
Mental Health Committee Co-Chairs: Missy Liu and Jennifer Cohen, mentalhealth@shorelinepta.org
Nominating Committee: Elected annually, nominations@shorelinepta.org
Reflections Reception Co-Chairs: Tara Shadduck & OPEN, Reflections@shorelinepta.org
To email the webmaster - website@shorelinepta.org
Council Reimbursement Check Request Form
Co-Presidents: Corrina Sullivan & OPEN, president@shorelinepta.org
Secretary: Ananda Scott, secretary@shorelinepta.org
Treasurer: JD Wallace, treasurer@shorelinepta.org
Appointed Officers & Committee Chairs
The WORKS Co-Chairs: Andrea Petrusky, Bonnie Stieber, and Alison Buss, theWORKS@shorelinepta.org
Co-Chairs of Legislative Advocacy: Malorie Larson and Jill Jackson, legchair@shorelinepta.org
Subcommittee: Hi-Cap Advocacy: Keun-Young Choi hi-cap@shorelinepta.org
Family and Community Engagement (FACE)/Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI): Susie Moore and Michelle Harris, FACE@shorelinepta.org
Subcommittee: Special Education: Kirsten Bannister
Member-at-Large: Heather Segars, MAL@shorelinepta.org
Ways & Means: Open, Development@shorelinepta.org
Family Services: Casie Tubbs, familyservice@shorelinepta.org
Elementary Support: Amy Reed, Elementary@shorelinepta.org
Secondary Support: Briana Bell, secondary @shorelinepta.org
Ad Hoc Committee Chairs
Awards Director: Open, Awards@shorelinepta.org
Communications: OPEN, website@shorelinepta.org
Mental Health Committee Co-Chairs: Missy Liu and Jennifer Cohen, mentalhealth@shorelinepta.org
Nominating Committee: Elected annually, nominations@shorelinepta.org
Reflections Reception Co-Chairs: Tara Shadduck & OPEN, Reflections@shorelinepta.org
To email the webmaster - website@shorelinepta.org
Council Reimbursement Check Request Form
AREA A & REGION 6 CONTACTS
Area A Vice President
Area A includes Regions 1 and 6. The Vice President for Area A is Lindsey Yost. She can be reached at areaavp@wastatepta.org.
Region 6 Director
Region 6 covers a portion of King and Snohomish counties. It consists of the Northshore, Seattle, and Shoreline school districts. The Director and the other region volunteers provide support to PTA leaders in the region. The function of the region service delivery team is to promote the purposes of WSPTA; to assist in carrying out service, training, and support to the local PTAs and councils within the region. The Region 6 Co-Directors can be reached at ptareg6@wastatepta.org.
More information about Region 6
Area A includes Regions 1 and 6. The Vice President for Area A is Lindsey Yost. She can be reached at areaavp@wastatepta.org.
Region 6 Director
Region 6 covers a portion of King and Snohomish counties. It consists of the Northshore, Seattle, and Shoreline school districts. The Director and the other region volunteers provide support to PTA leaders in the region. The function of the region service delivery team is to promote the purposes of WSPTA; to assist in carrying out service, training, and support to the local PTAs and councils within the region. The Region 6 Co-Directors can be reached at ptareg6@wastatepta.org.
More information about Region 6