PTA Executive Board: **Updated** Openings for the 2021/2022 School Year

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The Executive Board of Tuckahoe PTA Is Seeking Committee Chairs for the 2021-2022 School Year!

Being a member of the PTA Executive Board allows you to get involved and play an important role in your children’s school experiences by organizing things like the PTA Dance program, the Cottle Halloween Party, 3rd Grade Circus, Field Day, cultural-arts performances, parent-education events, scholarships, graduation hospitality, and more. Interested in inventing your own program for Tuckahoe kids? Want to give an established program a makeover? We welcome your creativity!  

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Join Us for the Next Principal’s Pajama Read-Aloud – June 10!

The Tuckahoe PTA Pick A Reading Partner (PARP) Committee, in conjunction with the Cottle library, invites you to join Mr. Morash and Mr. Kilgallen for a virtual Principal’s Pajama Read-Aloud Thursday, June 10! Pajamas, stuffed animals, blankets, and anything cozy are encouraged!

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Last Call: Sign Up for THS Taste of Tuckahoe

THS “Taste of Tuckahoe” orders for virtual and in-person students are due BY TOMORROW – Fri 5/21 at midnight. Please complete the form whether or not you plan to participate so we can confirm that students have not missed out on this opportunity. The Tuckahoe PTA is offering FREE lunch for THS students next week for “Taste of Tuckahoe.” 

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The Tuckahoe PTA Supports the Budget and Capital Bond

Tuesday, May 18th is the Tuckahoe Union Free School District Budget and Capital Bond Project vote. Polls are open from 6am to 9pm at the William E. Cottle School or the Tuckahoe Community Center. To find out if you are registered and where your exact polling location is, please visit www.tuckahoeschools.org. Any registered voter, EVEN RENTERS, can vote in the school election.

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Career Panel (05/17)- What It’s Like to Work in Health and Science

The Tuckahoe PTA is thrilled to present an outstanding group of professionals to speak to Tuckahoe Middle and High School students about their respective careers in Health and Science. How did they get to where they are, and what career were they dreaming of when they were in school? Click on the link below for all the details.

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Parent and High School Student Volunteers Needed!

The Tuckahoe PTA is helping to get the word out about the School Budget vote & Capital Bond Project vote that’s taking place on Tuesday, May 18th, and we could use some help from H.S. students reminding community members to get to the polls. Community Service hours are being offered! Adults are welcome, too. Volunteers are asked to make phone calls to a list of registered voters using a script provided by the PTA.* A Zoom meeting will be set up on Sunday 5/16 to go over a script to be read on the phone calls.  

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Join Us for Tuckahoe PTA’s Virtual General Meeting – May 26th

All Community Members Are Invited To…

Tuckahoe PTA Virtual General Meeting

Date: Wednesday, May 26th 

Time: 7:30 pm

Topic: Tuckahoe Schools’ Social Emotional Learning Curriculum

Zoom Link 

 Dr. Amy Goodman, Superintendent of Tuckahoe Schools and Beth Gautier, Professional Services Manager of Rethink Ed, will present an overview of our district’s Social Emotional Learning Curriculum. 

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Thank You, Teachers & Staff!

May 3-7 is Teacher Appreciation Week! The Tuckahoe PTA invites the community to join us in celebrating the amazing teachers and staff in our district who have gone all out this year to keep teaching our kids through the COVID-19 pandemic. This has been no easy task! We will always be grateful to our community heroes!