The PTA is excited to host the High School and Middle School students at a free, catered lunch for the much anticipated annual “Taste of Tuckahoe” luncheon.
As with every great program at Tuckahoe, we rely on volunteers and your donations of drinks and desserts.
Continue reading “Taste of Tuckahoe!”Tuckahoe PTA is pleased to present Building Bridges at Cottle Elementary May 9 – 13, and we are seeking parent volunteers! This is an amazing opportunity to become involved with one of Cottle’s most powerful and meaningful events!
Continue reading “Volunteer for Building Bridges!”It’s finally Spring, we’ve survived the time change and there’s so much to do!! As the weather turns warmer, the PTA has lots planned for our kids, parents and teachers. Read all about it in this issue.
Continue reading “Spring is Sprung – PTA Newsletter Issue 9”
Join the Tuckahoe PTA on Friday, May 13 at 6 pm for Parents, Teachers, and Staff Night Out at Broken Bow Brewery on Marbledale Road in Tuckahoe. It’s finally time for the Tuckahoe school community to gather again in person! Please join us for a casual evening to connect and reconnect with fellow parents from our wonderful school district. More details coming soon!
The next Tuckahoe PTA General Meeting is Thursday, April 28th at 7:30PM, via Zoom. Join guest speakers Sarah Loader & Vanessa O’Friel of Prep Academy Tutors for their presentation, “Executive Functioning Skills Defined and Supported.”
Per the PTA by-laws, during the meeting we will vote on the current PTA budget and minutes from the last PTA general meeting. Both documents are provided here for your reference. Participants are asked to review these in advance of the meeting so that the PTA membership can vote on their adoption.
Executive functioning skills are brain-based management skills required for all individuals to effectively pay attention, plan and prioritize tasks, solve problems, think flexibly, and self-regulate. These key skills include: organization, planning and prioritizing, task initiation and time management, working memory, and metacognition.
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