How to get involved
There are so many ways to get involved! From helping in your child’s class, to baking, to volunteering. Participating at any level makes a difference!
If you have an idea or suggestion please share!
Be a S.T.A.R. Baker
Show Teacher Appreciation and Reccognition with yummy baked goods!
You can now sign up for any of our monthly S.T.A.R bakers via sign up genius
Become a class parent
Class parents are our PTA representatives in the classroom.They serve as a communication liaison between the classroom families, the classroom teacher, and the Parent and Teachers Association, and help support the classroom needs.
Come to a PTA meeting
We hold general meetings every other month, typically on zoom. Make sure to join to learn about whats going on and share your thoughts about our school.
If you have topics you would like to be discussed please let us know!
Next PTA meeting
Volunteer for an event
We can’t run our events without your help! Take a look and see if there is an event you can help at!
Join a comittee
Our committees lead our efforts for key events and areas! Check them out and join us!
Join the PTA!
The best and easiest way to support and be involved is to join the PTA!
Our goal is to get every family and teacher as a member! The PTA helps our community stay connected, supports our teachers and staff, and advocates for our students. Join today!
Our Committees
Fundraising committee:
Do you have a background in fundraising, or are you a creative, entrepreneurial thinker? Fundraising is the backbone of the PTA as it funds all of the amazing auxiliary programs Webster offers. Help preserve our unique culture by keeping the monetary support pathways strong and bourgeoning!
Fundraising chairs:
Cara Hays carashays@gmail.com and
Danielle Powers dlabella18@gmail.com
Equity committee
Are you passionate about inclusion and representation? Work towards identifying and reducing inequities in our school and community. Support Webster staff, students and families to be empowered in creating an inclusive and equitable environment.
Committee chair: Michelle Avery & Andrene Henry
Sustainability committee
Interested in the environment? Want to learn about composting? Help support our school and community to be green! Committee efforts center on environmental awareness, conservation education, sustainability-mindset, and ecological initiatives!
Sustainability committee chairs: Nicola Clarkson sustainability@ptawebster.org
Membership committee
Do you like meeting people and building community? Help nurture and grow the PTA as an important pillar of Webster connecting families, teachers, and administrators! Help keep our school network active, connected and thriving.
Membership Chairs: Lucy Mota and Christine Diaz membership@ptawebster.org
Events planning committee
Are you organized? Do you enjoy orchestrating plans and working toward a goal? Help plan the Annual Fall Festival, and other PTA hosted events throughout the year that bring our school together to cultivate friendships and fun outside the classrooms! Events help raise crucial funds to sponsor special events, performances and initiatives throughout the year.
Events chair:
events@ptawebster.org
Beyond committes
There is so much more to the PTA than just committees. We invite you to get involved in whatever way works for you and your schedule, talents and interest! Do you have ideas to elevate the PTA? Are you just interested in being in the mix of things, meeting other parents, connecting with teachers, and administration? Join us on a call, come introduce yourself at a function, or just send an email to introduce yourself! Building an active community of interested, actionable advocates for our students is everything. Your voice matters!
Be a PTA Class Representative
The role of the PTA class representative is to support and build community within the classroom as well as to serve as a communication liaison between the classroom families, the classroom teacher, and the Parent and Teachers Association (PTA). Serving as a PTA class representative is an excellent opportunity to connect to your child’s class and to be involved in both the classroom and school community. The only eligibility requirement for PTA Class Representative is to be a paid member of the PTA ($15 per year).
Responsibilities include:
Coordinate the Internal Class Directory: The purpose of the internal class directory, which usually includes email and/or phone contact information for all class families (teachers, parents and students), is to facilitate communications between the teacher and/or PTA and class families. This internal directory is separate from the school’s records. All class families should provide some form of contact information for the internal directory. If you have a non-English speaking family, let our PTA class representative know, as translation services are available. Though parents will have already provided their email address to the school and school district during the registration process, they still need to expressly release that information to you for class parent communications. Please let parents know that, if they choose not to provide an email address, they may not receive important classroom information.
PTA Meetings: Attend and relay information to your class about the PTA general meetings. Help keep informed on school happenings and share with class families.
PTA Class Parent Meetings: PTA class representatives should attend class parent meetings. Attend to share ideas and offer feedback. We only have a few throughout the year including a fall orientation session
Encourage participation and involvement:
PTA annual membership - you must be an active member of the PTA (join here)
Rally participation in PTA events such as the Read-A-Thon, Holiday Sales, Book Fairs, etc.
Help find volunteers for events and functions
Facilitate participation in feedback requests, polls, and surveys
Teacher gifts: Assist with coordination of teacher’s gift(s) from the class as appropriate.
IMPORTANT NOTE: The role of PTA class representative does not extend to issues relating to teaching or issues with individual students, but rather the whole class and enriching/social events for them all. Parents should talk to teachers individually regarding their own children.
Please contact Christine Diaz at ptaclassreps@ptawebster.org to express your interest in being a PTA class representative.