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PAC (Parent Advisory Committee)

Our school has an active Parent Advisory Council.  Their role is to provide a parent voice and perspective in school operations.  Every parent or guardian is a member of the P.A.C. and they are encouraged to attend the monthly meetings.

PAC meetings are held on the third Thursday of every month from 7:00pm to 8:30pm in the Common Area. Child care and goodies are provided.  Everyone is welcome!

PAC Executive for 2019/20

President:  Shelley Weisser
Vice President: Kathleen Tan
Treasurer: Melissa Deckert
Fundraising: Fayeza Mohyuddin
Hot Lunches:  Marie Stone
DPAC:  Safa Shehadeh

pac.9a098135492.jpgOTHER WAYS TO  BE INVOLVED

  • assisting with classroom reading practice
  • assisting with special events
  • driving for field trips
  • accompanying the class on field trips
  • assistance with special projects
  • sharing a special talent/skill with students (music, art,  dance, craft,  etc.) 
  • sponsoring school clubs
  • assisting with coaching
  • helping in the library


Parents’  Rights

We believe that each parent of children attending Maple Green Elementary should:

  • be recognized as the first educators of their own children
  • participate in the social and academic education of their children
  • visit the school throughout the year.
  • participate in parent-teacher interviews.
  • expect quality academic instruction.
  • be regularly informed about their child’s academic and social progress
  • have their views on any aspect of the curriculum and school activities taken into account by the school.
  • have the school reinforce the guidance and discipline given in the home.

If for some reason, you have a concern about some facet of the school, please try to follow the Board’s policy by:

  • contacting the teacher involved.
  • If a settlement is not reached between the parent and the teacher, contact the principal.
  • If a settlement is still not reached, contact the Area Superintendent.
  • If satisfaction is still not gained after talking to the Area Superintendent, then write a letter to the chair of the School Board.

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