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Communicative Leadership Concept

communication

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diversity & ​inclusion

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environmental ​education

Family

family ​engagement

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health & wellness

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honoring our ​heroes

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Hospitality

Legistlation

Membership

Membership

reflections

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youth services

Communication Committee

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The Communications Committee is responsible for the delivery of clear, concise, informative messaging to the ​Brumby community and parent body. This committee is vital to the PTA’s development of a clear and effective ​means of communicating with all members through PTA MemberHub; writing newsletters; posting on ​Facebook and Instagram; and updating the PTA website regularly. This committee also keeps an open line of ​communication available for committee chairs and board members to send information that needs to be ​communicated to the general body of membership. The committee also assists all other PTA committees with ​promotional materials.

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Diversity & Inclusion Committee

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Recognizing diversity within organizations means valuing differences and similarities in people through ​actions and accountability. For Georgia PTA, these differences and similarities include age, ethnicity, ​language and culture, economic status, educational background, gender, geographic location, marital status, ​mental ability, national origin, organizational position and tenure, parental status, physical ability, political ​philosophy, race, religion, sexual orientation, and work experience.


Diversity Mission Statement: To create a high-performing, productive association through an inclusive ​community environment in which everyone is valued for his/her unique skills, talents and contributions in ​order to capitalize on the innovation inherent in diverse populations. Diversity affects our mission-driven ​programs and services, our public image, interpersonal, personal, and organizational activities. The beauty of ​this program is its infinite flexibility; allowing you to find the best way to get your kids to engage with kids with ​whom they’re unfamiliar.


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Environmental Education Committee

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The Environmental Committee is responsible for developing and facilitating activities that foster an ​appreciation of the environment around us. Through its efforts this committee will help students, families and ​the community to be better stewards of our environment

Events housed under this committee:

  • Earth Day (April 22)
  • Parent Engagement Nights


Family Engagement Committee

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Research shows that parent engagement makes a difference in student achievement—no matter the age of ​the child. Studies have shown a significant correlation between family involvement in schools and student ​success. In fact, when parents are engaged in schools, students are more likely to:

  • Earn higher grades and pass their classes
  • Achieve higher test scores
  • Attend school regularly and enroll in higher-level classes
  • Develop stronger social skills


In recognition of the importance of family engagement, in 2012, the National PTA’s National Standards for ​Family-School Partnerships developed the following set of standards as a road map to help schools ​successfully engage families in their school communities.

  • Welcoming all families
  • Communicating effectively
  • Supporting student success
  • Speaking up for every child
  • Sharing power
  • Collaborating with community
  • Graduate from high school
  • Go on to post-secondary education
  • Secure productive work and rewarding careers

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Health & Wellness Committee

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The Health & Wellness Committee has a focus on fostering a culture of health throughout the school using a ​variety of methods, the most important being parent engagement. As we all know, health and wellness ​encompasses food, nutrition, and exercise, but what we often miss is that it also includes our environment. ​Surrounding ourselves with healthy choices extends to the people in our lives, the thoughts we have and the ​decisions we make. Our conversations with, about, and around our children play a role in their health and well-​being. This committee is expected to come up with thoughts, ideas, campaigns and/or programs that are ​related to helping Brumby students live healthy lives.

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Honoring Our Heroes Committee

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Honoring Our Heroes (HOH), a special committee, is a student writing program that was developed in 1995 ​by the ECCC of PTAs. HOH encourages students to discover, honor, and write about their real-life heroes an​d/or role models who display generosity, trust, persistence, dedication, leadership, creativity, caring, bravery, i​magination, service, gentleness, courage or compassion. We want students to redefine heroes (not nece​ssarily professional athletes, movie stars, rock musicians, cartoon characters or fiction. Instead, we’d like s​tudents to discover, recognize and honor someone who has made a more personal impact on their life such​ as a family member, doctor, public safety officer, s​oldier, or teacher.

Events housed under this committee:

  • Spirit Week
  • Career Day
  • Parent Engagement Nights
  • Teacher of the Year (TOTY)
  • Certified Employee of the Year (COTY)


Hospitality Committee

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The Hospitality Committee, a special committee, engages with the Executive Board to host multiple ​appreciation and support type events throughout the year acknowledging, honoring and awarding teachers, ​students, members and volunteers.

Events housed under this committee:

  • Teacher/Staff Welcome Back Breakfast (July)
  • Teacher/Staff Appreciation Week (April)- Volunteer
  • Principal Appreciation Day (May)


Legislation Committee

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The Legislation Committee is responsible for communicating Brumby PTA’s position on various issues to the ​representatives of our school. This communication can come in the form of speaking, writing, phoning, faxing ​or emailing the representatives. The purpose of the communication can be to inform, educate, persuade or ​increase the level of awareness about the issue.

  • Communicate with Our Elected Officials
  • Share with elected officials what Brumby PTA thinks is important to our students and school community.
  • Educate our PTA membership and school community about education policy issues.
  • Invite elected officials to visit our school
  • Thank our teachers because they do a lot for our children.


Events housed under this committee:

  • PTA partnered Student Council Events

Membership Committee

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The Membership Committee plans and executes membership recruitment campaigns; updates new Member ​information in the PTA Member Hub within 1 week of the membership drive; and provides updates to the ​Secretary and the Treasurer.

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Reflections Committee

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The Reflections Arts Recognition Program is a national arts recognition and achievement program for ​students. Since 1969, over 10 million students across the nation have taken part in this popular PTA program. ​Reflections provides an excellent opportunity for students of all ages to:

  • Unleash their creative talents and be inspired
  • Express themselves imaginatively in their artwork
  • Experience the joy and fun of making art
  • Tap into critical thinking skills to create art inspired by the annual theme
  • Receive positive recognition for their original works of art
  • Increases community awareness of the importance of the arts in education.


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Youth Services Committee

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The role of a Youth Services Committee is to identify the greatest potential threats to children and youth and ​avert or lessen these dangers; and to encourage the availability of facilities and services for these young ​people. There are a wide variety of issues that may be addressed by this committee. This committee is ​expected to identify those areas that are a priority for our school community by surveying parents, students, ​talking with counselors, teachers and administrators, and reviewing our school’s improvement plan. This c​ommittee will work closely with the Brumby Counseling team for support.

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