Meetings
PTO meetings, on the record.
Every monthly meeting gets a recording, a transcript and three plain-language takeaways — posted here within a few days. If you could not be in the room, you have not missed it.
How it works
Three things, every time.
The recording
Full video, so you can hear the discussion rather than a summary of it. Faces of children are not included.
The transcript
Searchable text, English and Spanish. Use your browser’s find to jump to the bit you care about.
Three takeaways
What was decided, what needs a volunteer, and what is coming next. Written by a person, not generated.
Names of families are never included in a recap. If something sensitive comes up, it stays out of the record.
The archive
2026–27 meetings.
Newest first. Last year’s meetings are here too — the ones that shaped what the PTO is doing now.
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June 2026 — Elections, and fixing the way we take payments
The last meeting of the year: a new board elected, the festival numbers reviewed, and a blunt conclusion about paying.
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April 2026 — Parents testify to the county after a classroom fire
An electrical fire in a classroom put six parents in front of a county committee. The meeting was mostly about buildings.
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December 2025 — Duplication, and who owns the calendar
A quiet but consequential meeting about volunteer burnout, duplicated effort, and making things survive turnover.
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September 2025 — Ask fatigue, and a plan for the year
The first meeting of the year named the problem out loud: too many separate asks landing on the same families.
Looking for something from a previous year? Email the secretary and she will dig it out.
Come to the next one.
Open to every family and staff member. Bilingual with interpretation, Zoom option every time, kids welcome in the room.