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Meeting Dates

CHS PTSA meets the 1st Wednesday of each month at 6 PM. We have been asked to move from Room 269 (Art Room) to the Staff Lounge.

NOTE:  Attendees should enter the Administration Building at the far left end (facing the building), around the corner from the bookkeeper/student store, and take the stairwell/elevator to the 2nd floor.   

 

August 17*

September 7

October 5

November 2

December 7

January 11*

February 1

March 7

April 11*

May 2

*Departure from regular 1st Wednesday of the month at 6 PM

 

PUMA PARENT DAYS

1st semester, Monday, September 12

 

2nd semester, Monday, February 13

Watch for more info on this unique opportunity to come to campus to shadow your student!

  
PTSA

Reflectons

The 2012-13 theme- "The Magic of the Moment"

 

Students may submit an entry in any of the six arts areas listed below.

  • Literature
  • Musical composition
  • Photography
  • Visual arts
  • Dance Choreography
  • Film/Video Production

NOTE:  Each entry MUST meet specific guidelines for that category.

Go to http://www.capta.org/sections/programs/reflections.cfm for more info. 

New Board Information

CHS PTSA Elects New Board for 2011-12 School Year

 

President –Jeannie Hardy

Executive President – Open

1st VP Membership – Open

2nd VP Public Relations – Allie Hardy

3rd VP Programs – Barb Burkett

4th VP Ways & Means – Laura Bradley

Secretary – LuAnn Thomas

Treasurer – Janice Knapp

Auditor – Open

Historian – Angel Migao

Parliamentarian – Open

Hospitality – Erin Simon & Diana Lovett-Webb

Legislation – Jeff Kingsberg

Platinum Pumas – Alina Freer

Volunteer Coordinator – Atishna Goodman

Copy Cats – Paula Fenton

Teacher Rep – Mayerling Garcia

Student Involvement – Sheri Ferber

Student Reps –

            Freshman:  David Freer & Open

            Sophomores: Sydney Kingsberg & Lauren Schlansky

            Juniors:  Emy Hardy & Ryan Romero

            Seniors:  Nick Gennarelli & Kevin Friel

 

Parents or students may be appointed to fill open positions, and this is an excellent opportunity for student members to demonstrate leadership.

If you are interested in being considered for a board position, serving on a committee, or volunteering to help with on-campus events, please contact Atishna Goodman, volunteer coordinator, atishna@hotmail.com . You do not have to attend monthly meetings to participate, but if you’d like to join us, we’d love to have you.

CHS PTSA meets the first Wednesday of each month at 6 PM upstairs in the staff lounge (above administration building).

  

Volunteer!

 

PTSA Volunteer Form 

CHS PTSA, working to provide youth members with the opportunity to make a difference by developing leadership skills, learning about the legislative process, increasing their self-esteem, and contributing to the school. In turn, adult members gain a new perspective for program development, as well as acquire a better understanding of the youth of today. Together we are a strong advocate for the education and well-being of every child!
 

Advisor:  Principal Gil Compton

For information, please contact: 506-3484, barbaraburkett@verizon.net

 


 

Parent Book Club

Parent Book Club Meets August 30, Announces Dates, Books for 2011-12

            August 5, 2011 – TEMECULA, CA – Like to read? Want insight into the same books your middle or high school student is reading? The Parents Reading Core Literature (PRCL) Group will hold its first discussion of the 2011-12 school year at 9:30 AM on Tuesday, August 30, in Rm. 324 at Chaparral High School,  27215 Nicolas Road, Temecula.

Facilitated by former director, curriculum. instruction, and assessment, Dianne Vaez, now on special assignment at Chaparral High School, the group will be discussing Their Eyes Were Watching God, the best-known work of African American author Zora Neale Hurston. Written in 1937 and set in Florida in the early 20th century, the novel garnered attention and controversy at the time of its publication. Since then, it has come to be regarded as a seminal work in both African American and women’s literature. It was included in TIME magazine’s 100 Best English-language Novels from 1923 to 2005, and is one of the novels on the district’s 11th grade core literature list. 

PRCL books and discussion dates are Place Where the Sea Remembers by Sandra Benitez (9th grade core literature selection) onSeptember 27  and Lord of the Flies by William Golding (10TH grade) on October 25. There are no meetings scheduled for November and December; books for the remainder of the school year will be announced

Parents Reading Core Literature is a partnership between the school district and the Temecula Valley Council PTA. Goals of the program include increasing parental involvement at the middle and high school level where it often wanes; prompting family discussions about books; and encouraging reading for enjoyment.

“The purpose of Parents Reading Core Literature is to provide parents with insight into what their students have read or may be reading and hopefully, to foster a dialogue between parents and their students,” said Kathy Fink, TVC PTA president. .

  For more information, visit the TVC PTA website at www.tvcpta.orgor, for the core literature lists for Grades 6-8 and 9-12, see www.tvusd.k12.ca.usunder “Curriculum.”