PTSA Request: Sign Up Now To Support Whitman MS Staff Appreciation Week
Summary: Please sign up to support WMS Teacher Appreciation Week.
Show Whitman MS Staff Appreciation: Week of May 4 – 7
We are so thankful for everything each and every staff member at Whitman Middle School does for our students and families! The PTSA team is planning a fun week to show our gratitude for all the energy, enthusiasm and dedication the Whitman Staff have to our student community!
Questions? Email Ali Schlameus at whitmanptsastaffappreciation@gmail.com
- MONDAY 5/4: Breakfast Bar – Fruit, coffee, more COFFEE, cold brew, and sweet & savory breakfast grab ‘n go items will be at the ready!
- TUESDAY 5/5: Pack the Pantry – Bring in your favorite sweet (or savory) treat for the staff to enjoy as a mid-week-boost!
- THURSDAY 5/7: Ezells Famous Chicken – we will be providing regular and spicy fried chicken, coleslaw, mac ‘n cheese, rolls and beans to fuel our Staff into the weekend, allergy friendly items, dessert & drinks donations appreciated!
Here are a few super easy ways to participate:
- Send a note to a Whitman Staffer, from you, your student, or even BOTH!
- Sign-up to help in person or drop off some goodies and/or gift cards with this link to our Sign-Up Genius
Thanks for your support in making the week a memorable one for the teachers & staff!
Questions? Email Ali Schlameus at whitmanptsastaffappreciation@gmail.com
Thank you for coming together to support our amazing team at Whitman Middle School!
The Whitman PTSA Needs You!
We need your help in the PTSA with projects big and small! Please us know if you can volunteer. Some roles are done from home only a few hours a year. Get to know our Whitman from the Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA)! Our PTSA is a 501(c)(3) organization that supports Whitman’s students, families, and staff. We are here to make sure you have the opportunity to stay connected to your student’s middle school experience.
Many research studies have shown that when parents/guardians are involved in their child’s education, these students achieve more regardless of socio-economic status/ethnic background or even their own parent’s education level. Middle school students begin to develop a sense of self and independence that is separate from their families, making parents and guardians unsure how much to be involved or how to be involved. We have many opportunities to help parents stay connected and aware. To learn more, email; whitmanptsapresident@gmail.com
