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PTO reports $9,000 fun run proceeds and outlines spring events
Summary
PTO representative Liz said the PTO raised about $9,000 from a fun run to buy durable items for the school, donated $1,500 for a sixth-grade project, and listed upcoming events including an April 26 spring dance and May 4 Canton skate.
Liz, speaking as the PTO representative, told the board the PTO’s next meeting is Monday the 14th at 6:00 and previewed spring events — an elementary spring dance on April 26 and a Canton skate for elementary boys on May 4.
"We raised like $9,000 So, we will be able to buy some things that can stay with the school," Liz said, adding that PTO also donated $1,500 to fund a sixth-grade 'Hands of Gratitude' project. She said funds will buy durable carnival-style games for future use and that the PTO will discuss nominations for four elected officers at the next PTO meeting.
Board members thanked PTO volunteers for organizing fundraising and the yearbook volunteer; the PTO also discussed coordinating concession and raffle fundraising to directly benefit art programs at elementary, junior high and high school levels.
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