The Legislative Director will work to keep the Executive Committee and membership appraised of key state and local legislative issues and seek the committee’s input if necessary. If appropriate, this may also require enlisting other members to help advocate for issues or building relationships outside of the PTA in the community to work collaboratively on issues.

The Bus greeter chair and committee are responsible for greeting the kindergarteners and bus riders every morning for the first week of school. The greeters also meet the students at the end of the day and help them find the correct bus to return home. The chair is responsible for securing approximately 2 volunteers per bus (usually 10-14 people).

Make or buy cookies, desserts, or other food or beverage items needed for various events (staff appreciation, staff holiday cookies, tears and cheers, Bingo family night, Reflections reception, etc.) throughout the school year as directed by the VP's of Volunteers and deliver to the school on the designated days/times. Great opportunity to contribute in an easy, flexible way!

The Issaquah Schools Foundation is a non-profit organization that drives resources to help all students reach the promise of their academic potential. We do this by bridging the gap between funds the state provides for basic education and the dollars our schools need to prepare students for success in school and life. The ISF Liaison helps to communicate information from ISF back to the Sunny Hills' PTA Board and community.

The boardmember or chairperson coordinates entry of membership information into Washington State PTA database, reconciles membership numbers with the treasurer, and handles payments for fees in Oct/Jan/May; also coordinates with the rest of the Board regarding ideas to increase PTA membership. Sunny Hills has a long standing tradition of achieving 100% membership!

3 picture days are scheduled during the school year; Individual picture day, Make-up/retake Individual picture day, and Class picture day. The chair and committee are responsible for assisting the photographer in taking pictures during the year. The chair is responsible for coordinating parent volunteers and working with the front office staff regarding picture day details.

This committee is charged with soliciting from the school community the names of individuals who are extraordinary volunteers at school and in the community at large. They will score all nominees on a rubric and present the winners with a gift of appreciation and an invitation to the District PTA Council’s Golden Acorn reception in March. This committee will also be charged with soliciting from the school community the names of educators for consideration for the Outstanding Educator Awards held in May. Chair: Michelle Gamble-Wright email: michelle.gamble@comcast.net phone#(425)443-6078

This committee chair is responsible for communicating the benefits of the bond/levy package to the Sunny Hills' community and recruiting volunteers to help with the campaign.

This committee produces an annual Sunny Hills' yearbook available for purchase by students and staff, and delivered in June. The chairs and committee work to plan and design the yearbook. The yearbook features every class, specialist, and school group. It also highlights other activities that occur during the school year. Several volunteers who are comfortable with a camera are needed to photograph various school-wide and grade-level activities throughout the year. Also, 10-12 volunteers are needed for photo layout (Feb-early April); and another 2-3 volunteers are needed to assist with photo follow-up, sales and distribution (March – June). A small supply of extra yearbooks are also sold on a first come first served basis at the end of the school year.

Would you be willing to help on an as-needed basis? If so, then we need you! This is also a great opportunity for working parents as volunteer opportunities vary and some are flexible based on the need.

The art docent chairperson will identify a parent volunteer from each classroom to provide art lessons to students approximately once per month. The chair will work with classroom docents to provide training at the beginning of the year, will update and revise notebooks and resource materials, and will work with volunteers. Classroom art docents implement already designed grade-level art lessons in coordination with the classroom teacher requests. Classroom docents sign up at classroom level.

The Art Fair and Young Author's Night alternate each year in conjunction with the Spring Ice Cream Social. This Art Fair chair and committee work with the class art docents to plan a theme and coordinate details for the Art Fair, including setting up and taking down the art being displayed.

There are typically 4 Art Walks that occur during the school year based on the art theme determined for the year. The chair is responsible for working with a committee to set up art, walk each class through the art being displayed, and taking down the art.

The chairs and committee volunteers are responsible for working with the librarian to organize, advertise and oversee a used book swap at Sunny Hills.

The objective of this program is to foster a love of reading. This is a voluntary program for the students, though the majority of students choose to participate at some level. Students earn prizes as they read outside class time and record their reading minutes on log sheets provided to them for that purpose. A parent volunteer is needed from each classroom to review the logs and award the prizes. Chairperson oversees classroom volunteer tallying, monthly prize redemptions, and communications. Classroom volunteers sign up at the classroom level.

The objective of this committee is to continue to help build our school’s library as well as foster a love for books and a sense of pride in our library. Parents are given the opportunity to purchase a book that will be donated to the library in their child’s name.

This wonderful program is funded by PTA funds providing reading support for students who qualify based on DRA testing.

The Washington State PTA, in partnership with the National PTA, sponsors a state wide arts education contest in the fall known as the Reflections Program. Each year there is a different theme for the program, and this information is available on the WA State PTA website, www.wastatepta.org. The student art entries will be judged at the school (Sunny Hills), council (Issaquah School District) and Washington State PTA levels. The State PTA winners are entered into the National PTA contest. Chair promotes and organizes the program in conjunction with the State PTA.

This is a passive fundraiser and all you need to do is click the link below and logon to amazon.com as you would otherwise. Bookmark this link or add to your favorites in your browser!

Sunny Hills PTA earns 4%-8.5% on all your orders at NO cost to you. All you have to do is visit amazon.com through the link. As more sales are generated through our site, a higher percentage of the total sales will be donated to Sunny Hills PTA. Please ask your friends and family to use this amazon.com link too!

Collect “Box Top” labels and deposit them in the box in the front lobby or give them to your child's teacher. Each one is worth 10 cents for our school! Please put Box Top labels in Ziploc bags and put student’s name on Ziploc bag only – no need to put student’s name on each label. Chair: Karen Goo email: krgoo@comcast.net phone#(425)391-5860

Clip and save UPCs and caps from participating Labels for Education brands. These can be redeemed for classroom maps, books, and learning materials. See www.labelsforeducation.com for more information. Chair: Karen Goo email: krgoo@comcast.net phone#(425)391-5860

This is a fun new way for Sunny Hills to earn points for items like P.E. equipment, art/classroom supplies and electronics! Points can be found on hundreds of different packages, including DASANI®, Sprite®, Minute Maid®, POWERADE ION4® and more. HERE’S HOW: Look under the cap or under the box flap for your coke products code and enter them at www.mycokerewards.com OR, just send the caps and box flaps in a ziplock baggie to school with your child or drop them off at the school's office.

eScrip and hundreds of merchant partners have created a system that rewards customer loyalty by contributing a percentage of purchases to Sunny Hills PTA. You shop the way you like to shop for groceries, clothing, travel and entertainment. Sunny Hills' parents and teachers can help earn hundreds of dollars for the school simply by swiping their credit card at places like Safeway and Best Buy. This is done at no EXTRA cost to you. A percentage of your purchase goes right back to Sunny Hills! Our school ID# is: 8567138

Used ink-jet cartridges are collected and recycled and turned in for cash that our school can use for other programs. Just put them in a ziplock bag and drop them in the collection box in the front office of the school. Chair: Karen Goo email: krgoo@comcast.net phone#(425)391-5860

Every time a "Sip to Support Schools" swipe card is presented at time of Jamba purchase, 10% of proceeds will be donated to Sunny Hills PTA and 2% to the National PTA. Pick up your swipe cards at the Meet the Teacher Ice Cream Social or in the front office. THE MORE YOU'RE SIPPING, THE MORE $ WE'RE GETTING!

Does your employer participate in a matching gift program? If so, please help the PTA benefit! Simply ask your human resource department for information and fill out the proper forms. This chairperson processes matching funds forms, reconciles funds received, and maintains database of parents that work at companies that provide matching funds. The chairperson also encourages matching funds for large fundraisers such as the Walkathon.

The Target "Take Charge of Education" program is easy to enroll if you want to sign up for a Target credit card at Target and designate Sunny Hills. Every time you use the Target credit card, Sunny Hills will receive up to a 1% donation on whatever you spend. Our School ID is: 105682

Turn in your empty drink pouches and earn $$$ for Sunny Hills! Every year BILLIONS of drink pouches end up in dumpsters and landfills across America. TerraCycle, Capri Sun and Honest Kids are working together to put an end to this. As an eco-friendly innovator, TerraCycle converts the used drink pouches into unique fashion bags, tote bags, pencil cases, and other items. The TerraCycle Drink Pouch Brigade™ program will help your family and Sunny Hills prevent drink pouches from taking up space in landfills. TerraCycle WILL DONATE $.02 FOR EACH DRINK POUCH WE RECEIVE, which will go to Sunny Hills. Save your drink pouches from home, send them to school and turn them in! And remind your kids to turn in their drink pouches from their school lunches too.

On the first Saturday of each month, Yo Plateau is sponsoring a Sunny Hills Benefit Day! Just mention “Sunny Hills” and 20% of the purchase will go right back to Sunny Hills. Mark your calendars now and plan to take the family for a Saturday treat each month, that benefits Sunny Hills programs at the same time! “Yo Plateau Benefit Day” reminders will be posted on the Sunny Hills PTA Facebook page each month as well as listed on the Sunny Hills PTA website calendar.

Let's all go to the Movies! This is a new program for the 2011-12 school year based on feedback from the Spring PTA Survey. Movie dates are September 30, 2011 and February 10, 2012 from 3-5pm. $10 admission donation per student includes 2 peanut-free snacks and bottled water. Funds raised from this program will help the PTA provide classroom support and purchase “Just Right” books for each class at Sunny Hills.

The Scholastic Book Fair takes place in the fall and lasts one week. Students and parents can shop and purchase books at the fair, with proceeds benefiting our PTA sponsored programs. The chairs and committee are responsible for coordinating with Scholastic, promoting and staffing the book fair. On Tuesday of the fair week, a family event and read-in are usually planned.

This fundraiser helps provide funds for much needed PTA sponsored programs. The chairs and committee are responsible for decorating the school and advertising the event, working with 3rd party representatives on incentives, kickoff assembly and other issues, distributing packets and all other follow-up correspondence to students/parents, coordinating all PR for the event (newsletter, reader board, eBlasts, phone blasts, website, facebook, etc.), organizing volunteers to assist in money counting and product distribution, collecting and counting money, reconciling all orders, distributing order to parents, following up on incorrect orders and distributing prizes to students. The event runs from September to October.

Clothing and accessories can be purchased by students, parents and staff to raise money for PTA sponsored programs. Orders will be available online starting this year! Mustang Wear is sold in the Fall and typically again in January. The chair(s) for Mustang Spirit Wear help coordinate the products up for ordering and work with a local vendor for ordering and screen printing needs. Online ordering and deadlines are provided and advertised when orders are being taken, so keep an eye out for information in the eNews!

Each Friday, the smell of declicious popcorn is in the air! Students can purchase popcorn for 25 cents, so just "pop" on over to the PTA room and enjoy a bag. The popcorn chair and committee are responsible for making and selling popcorn to students during lunch on Fridays (11am-1pm). The chair of this committee is responsible for coordinating parent volunteers on the committee. They are also responsible for ordering the popcorn, preparing and communicating the weekly schedule, training the committee, collecting funds and giving them to the PTA treasurer.

The sponsorships chair(s) and the committee are responsible for the collection and management of corporate/local business sponsorships. Sponsorship levels are determined by the amount of the donation with greater incentives given based on the amount donated to the sponsorship program. If you know of or if you are a local business who is interested in learning more about our sponsorship program, please contact us.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. The Walk-a-Thon chair is responsible for oveseeing all aspects of the WAT and working with each sub chair in the various areas that make up the Walk-a-Thon.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. The Concessions/Dinner chair(s) and committee are responsible for securing the food and concessions available at the Walk-a-Thon.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. The WAT volunteer chair is responsible for recruiting and possibly sending home with students volunteer forms for parents listing all available times and jobs for helping at the walk-a-thon. The volunteer chair creates a master volunteer schedule based on the volunteers who sign up through our website or via email/phone call. The chair is expected to be at the walk-a-thon the entire day to help set-up, oversee volunteers and help with clean-up.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. The chair(s) and committee are responsible for securing the procurement of Walk-a-Thon incentives and raffle prizes.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. This chair is responsible for all logistics of the Walk-a-Thon- specifically, set up of the course, helping the food vendors/WAT concession chairs set up their food tables, coordinating safey and first aid volunteers, water stations, putting up and taking down decoration and displays.

Get ready for another AWESOME Walk-a-Thon! As always, there will be music, prize raffles, candy, dinner concessions, in addition to WALKING! This is Sunny Hills' BIGGEST fundraiser of the year and Walk-a-Thon donations help fund critical PTA sponsored programs. The pledge chair(s) and the committee are responsible for the collection and management of WAT pledge envelopes. These envelopes contain donations and act as the permission slip for the walk-a-thon. The pledge envelope committee prepares the donations for deposit and tracks who has permission to participate in the event. This position requires someone who is organized, responsible and can maintain confidentiality.

Get ready for another awesome SPIRIT WEEK leading up to Walk-a-Thon! The chair(s) for spirit week are responsible for kicking-off Spirit Week during a lunch assembly, submitting newsletter announcements and promoting the walk-a-thon in the newsletter, on the PTA website, in eBlasts, and phone blasts. The chair(s) and committee are also responsible for planning and executing fun, engaging activities during school lunch the week of walk-a-thon to motivate and energize students to participate in the walk-a-thon.

This committee is responsible for cleaning and reorganzing all of the computer headsets in the computer lab. This can be done at the end of the school year, during the summer when the office is open, or during the week before school starts. During the school year, the lab is cleaned on a weekly basis by the Mustang Club.

The chair of this committee is responsible for scheduling all library volunteers. Scheduling is done in the fall. Volunteers work on a rotational basis (approx. once a month depending on the number of volunteers from each class) and help with shelving books, checking out books, and preparing overdue slips.

This committee chair is responsible for coordinating with the school supplies vendor in getting them the school supplies list, preparing and distributing the flyers for parents to buy school supplies online.

This chair and committee volunteers are responsible for typing and binding students' writings for the Young Author's Night, held every other year. The chair of this committee is also responsible for orienting/training volunteerings and coordinating the completion of jobs. Each class should have a publishing station representative helping their teacher. For those classes where a parent volunteer is not selected in the class, teachers can then utilize the publishing station for assistance in typing and binding.

Room parents would act as a PTA liaison and are the option of each teacher. Depending on the needs of each teacher, they usually help the teacher schedule other classroom volunteers to help with things like reading, math, copying, or party planning. The Room Parent Coordinator coordinates all the room parents. He/she provides information to the room parents and works with them to obtain volunteer support within each classroom for different PTA programs (e.g., Staff Appreciation, Walkathon, Eager Reader, etc).

This committee plans luncheons and other events through the school year to thank our staff for the hard work they do. They also plan and encourage student and parent participation during teacher/staff appreciation week in May and provide treats to staff during conferences.

Food allergies for students at Sunny Hills is a growing concern. Parent support and education are provided by our program chair who is passionate and well educated on food allergies. Food allergy support meetings and parent education will be provided and announced through the course of the school year.

These fun summer play groups are for incoming Kindergarteners, allowing children and parents to connect prior to attending school. Play groups will be planned at Sunny Hills' playground as well as other local area parks. We hope seeing some familiar faces on the first day of school will ease any anxiety for kindergarteners and parents too!

This chair position would oversee the Lost and Found. Items would be put on hangers, tagged with a colored sticker and dated based on how long it has been in the lost and found. Newsletter announcements will be made reminding parents to check lost and found. Periodically, items will be donated to the Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank or another designated charity. Before this is done, parents will get another newsletter notification announcing the deadline for donation.

This committee is instrumental in helping all families at Sunny Hills to feel welcome. They accomplish this by taking them on a tour of the school, inviting them to the most recent PTA event, providing them with information on the school and the PTA, answering any questions these families might have, and introducing them to other families.

This chairperson acts as liaison between the Issaquah PTSA Council Parent Education representative and the Sunny Hills community. They are responsible for seeing that articles are placed in the Mustang Messenger regarding parent education opportunities within our community. At times, they may be called upon to research a specific parent education opportunity and schedule a class or meeting in conjunction with a General Membership meeting.

Parents of Kindergarteners ... feeling a little anxious, excited, nervous, relieved? Come shed some "Tears" and/or "Cheers" as you send your little one off to Kindergarten. This is a great opportunity to meet other Kindergarten parents, get support, learn about the PTA, and hear from our wonderful Principal. Light refreshments will be served and plenty of tissues too!

Chess Club is for kids who enjoy learning and practicing the game of chess. Chess4Life is contracted and coordinated directly through the Sunny Hills Office. Chess4Life will be offered on Wednesdays at 12:50pm starting September 28th. To enroll and for more information click the link below.

Each year, the Sunny Hills PTA accepts teacher grant applications that benefit our school. The Ways and Means PTA board director and the Enrichment grant committee then determine which grant applications to fund. This committee is chaired by the VP of Ways and Means. A committee of 5-7 PTA members, balanced by grade levels (K-5), is formed to review and weigh all the grant applications based on the grant criteria. The committee chair presents a recommendation report to the Board, at which time the Board votes whether to approve the grant recommendations. This committee's work is in the fall. Enrichment grants allow teachers to buy classroom supplies, teaching tools, and invite speakers/presenters to teach specialized lessons to the kids.

Each year, various grants are available for application and, if approved, can help fund various programs and needs at Sunny Hills Elementary. This chair helps determine grant opportunities, talking with the school about various needs, and writing up grant applications.

SAGE is a once-a-week gifted education program for 3rd-5th graders. Acceptance into the program is based on standardized test scores and other criteria.

Foreign Language for Youth or (FLY) will again be offering language classes at Sunny Hills this year. FLY is contracted and coordinated directly with the Sunny Hills office in lieu of the PTA. For more information about this program, please contact the Sunny Hills office staff, Karin Danner or Karin Farrar, at (425)837-7400. Click here for the 2011 enrollment form

VOICE is funded by Issaquah Schools Foundation in cooperation with the Issaquah School District. It stands for Volunteers Of Issaquah Changing Education. Students are referred by teachers and counselors as needing extra support whether it is academic, social or emotional. For further information contact Susan Gierke at VOICE@issaquah.wednet.edu or 425-837-6801.

This fun family event is an annual tradition at Sunny Hills in conjunction during our TV Turn Off Week. Because this is a popular event, it is held at a larger venue, Pine Lake Middle School. Principal White and teachers call the Bingo numbers and prizes are awarded to student's with Bingos. Brownies and milk are also provided as a special treat. The chair and committee of this program oversee the planning and coordination of details for this super fun night.

Come enjoy a nice cold Popsicle treat at the "Meet Your Teacher Popsicle Social"! This is a fun event that encourages families to gather and socialize with one another prior to school starting. Forms can be turned in on this day, but it is not the focus of the event. This is a great opportunity to meet the PTA Board members and learn more about the PTA without feeling intimidated. Different displays will also be made available to inform the community of what the PTA does and what upcoming programs and fundraisers we have!

Let's GO to the HOP! Girls, grab your poodle skirts. Boys, slick back that hair and roll those jeans. This is a fun night for the whole family. More details to follow as Sock Hop approaches.

You Scream, I Scream, We ALL scream for ICE CREAM! This chair and committee are responsible for planning, promoting, and orchestrating the Spring Ice Cream Social at Sunny Hills in conjunction with either the Art Fair or Young Author's Night. Pizza, Salad, and water are also available for purchase during this event, so come enjoy an evening with other Sunny Hills' families and eat dinner too. We think you'll like this event so much that you'll give it a giant 3 scoops!!

This program encourages all Sunny Hills' students and families to turn off the TV (and all screens) for one week. This event occurs the same week as the Bingo Family Night and students can earn an extra bingo card for each day they are "screen free". The TV Turn-Off Chair and committee are responsible for organizing any activities to occur that week, kicking off TV turn-off week during a lunch assembly, and getting students involved and providing incentives.

The Young Author's Night takes place every other year in conjunction with the Spring Ice Cream Social.

Banking Day, offered through Washington Federal, presents a great opportunity for students to learn about saving money. Banking Day is held before school on the first and third Thursdays of each month. To open an account, students will need to submit a completed form (forms available in office) and deposit a minimum of $5. Washington Federal will match the initial $5 deposit. Program typically starts mid- October and goes through the first week of June.

This chair oversees and coordinates with a Sunny Hills' teacher who teaches a Math Club for 4th and 5th graders.

The PTA sponsored Sunny Hills Elementary Science Fair is held each year in the spring, and all students are invited to participate by entering a science project. Our website will allow all participants to register online this year! The chair and committee are responsible for planning and orchestrating the Science Fair. Promotion of the event to students and families starts approximately two months before the event. The PTA sponsors a Science Fair Kick-off assembly around this time to get students excited and encourage them to enter the fair.

This committee is responsible for weeding, planting, and maintaining the school grounds at Sunny Hills. The committee is to encourage students to participate in the process.

This program provides gifts to 5-8 families in need throughout the Issaquah School District, while demonstrating to Sunny Hills' students the importance of charitable support. Donations of gifts are provided for children primarily and an effort is also made to provide necessities for the parents and gift certificates for groceries as well. This program begins after Thanksgiving and runs for about 2 weeks. Committee members work to plan and coordinate each class to obtain the items needed.

The Issaquah Meals Program, is run by Catholic Community Services. The Sunny Hills PTA sponsors an assigned number of dinners each year. The program serves meals Monday-Saturday, all year long to the Homeless of Issaquah. Typically families will come together and serve a suggested meal to the local patrons in need. Kids do the serving, while the parents socialize with the patrons. This is a wonderful opportunity to serve those in our community who are less fortunate!

This committee organizes meals and/or provides moral support to a family that is experiencing significant impairment/duress due to health issues. This committee also assists a family, on behalf of the PTA, in any type of reception/memorial that the family would like in the event there is an unfortunate loss within the Sunny Hills' family.

This committee is responsible for promoting and collecting Thanksgiving food donations for distrinution to local needy families. Each classroom has a basket/box to collect donations during the middle part of November. Newsletter entries in November will promote the program further. Donations are also collected at the Sock Hop. A sorting party is held in the multi-purpose room (MPR) with distribution to families the following day (day before Thanksgiving).

The Emergency Preparedness Chair is a liaison for our school community. This person needs to attend CERT training for the school. Volunteers will be responsible for maintaining and rotating/replenishing (each spring) our school emergency supplies. Funds to procure needed supplies are received from parent donations upon the return of first day packets and can be donated on our website. Committee members assist in purchasing supplies and restocking kits.

The Issaquah School District nurses perform vision and hearing testing, as well as head lice checks for all Sunny Hills students on a yearly basis. This chairperson is responsible for acting as liaison to Sunny Hills' nurse, soliciting and scheduling volunteers and securing refreshments. A total of 40 volunteers (20 during the AM time slot and 20 during the PM time slot) are needed for this large undertaking and they will be trained to work immediately prior to their shift. Because this process is very focused and busy, volunteers are asked to not bring preschoolers along.

The district's Family Access system provides parents with information on their child's teacher assignments, attendance, and standardized test scores.

This is an electronic weekly newsletter which highlights important activities in the coming weeks. It is a partnership between the PTA and the school, and is published every Thursday. The committee chair will gather the articles on a weekly basis (with a Friday 5PM deadline) and arrange the electronic bulletin in a reader friendly fashion. The Mustang Messenger is emailed to the Sunny Hills eNews distribution list and posted on the web.

The chairperson refreshes and maintains the PTA bulletin boards located in the office. This person will be in charge of putting up and taking down fliers and displays in a timely fashion, and making sure that all committees get equal access to the board. In addition, they will assist the front office with the portions of the board devoted to school and community news.

This chair should maintain the PTA website to make sure information is current. The PTA website includes information about what the PTA is, how it fundraises, the programs it supports, contact information, forms, Legislative updates, a calendar, and links to our weekly newsletters.

Each year a student directory is printed and distributed to each family paid PTA membership. Additional copies may be purchased for a $5 fee while supplies last. The directory is a highly valued tool for the Sunny Hills community. To put the directory together, the chair will need to work with the office staff to utilize information from the district files. They must also provide each member with a way to elect not to have some or all information provided in the directory. The chair should also work with the Principal to see if the school would like other materials included in the phone directory.