PTA Meeting Agenda


Parent Teacher Association (PTA)

Association Meeting Agenda -#01


Date: September 25, 2025,  Time: 6p – 6:30p


Meeting held in Hawthorne Library or via Zoom


Item

Title

Notes

1.0

Call to order


2.0

Secretary Report


3.0

3.1


Treasurer Report

 Budget Approval



4.0

Principal’s Report


5.0

5.1

Teacher’s Report

6th Grade presentation



6.0

6.1

6.2

6.3

6.4

Committee Reports & Updates

Bike to School event

Harvest festival

Hawthorne Hikes

Teacher Snacks





7.0


Old Business



8.0

8.1


New Business

PTA ATM Account



9.0

Adjourn - Next meeting



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