ASHTON ELEMENTARY
S.A.C. Agenda
November
14, 2006
3:30
– 4:30 p.m.
1)
GENERAL
ANNOUNCEMENTS W. Muth
· Motion to approve the
September 18th and S.
Whitesides
October 17th meeting
minutes by Susan Brown
and second by Steve
Bockler.
2)
SCHOOLWIDE
CIVIC PROJECT W.
Muth
· Members agreed by
consensus on S.
Whitesides
Adopt-A-Soldier (Unit) as
the Schoolwide ALL
Civic Project
· Ashton Ambassadors will
act as project
leaders
o
Distribute
fliers
o
Collect
care packages from classes
o
$1
drive for postage fees
· Would like to adopt a unit
that has roots in
o
Students
can collect for care packages
o
Write
letters to soldiers
o
Art-make
cards
o
Technology-send
messages
o
Have
guest speakers in classrooms about the
armed services, etc.
o
Set
up Ashton bulletin board of friends and family members
who are in services now
3)
S.A.C.
MEMBERSHIP W. Muth
· Members will recruit for
next meeting S.
Whitesides
4)
OTHER
Ø
Safety ALL
·
Safety
of walkers at back loop parent pick up area
o
Students
should utilize sidewalks
o
Students
cross in front of traffic on way
o
to
o
Would
like sidewalk installed for safety and
o
continuity
for student walkers
·
Need
sidewalk on front of campus, East side of Square Parking lot, from
·
·
Overgrowth
blocking vision onto Proctor from Elizabeth/Victoria-county property
·
Courtesy
bus transportation may be available for Proctor area students if space is available. Parents must complete appropriate paperwork
to request this type of transportation.
Several areas in this area are hazardous for children.
Ø Security
· Unauthorized persons on
campus
o
Approach
persons calmly, inquire how can we help them, radio or inform front
office/admin/sro
o
Raptor
procedures updated by Larry Leon, Security
Ø PTO Fundraisers
o
Gift
wrap – brought in over what was anticipated
o
Cookie
Dough – brought in $6,000 over by $1,000
o
Auctioned
Teacher Adventures-monies go back to
classrooms
§ Could businesses
underwrite adventures so money is not paid out by teachers
§ PTO Carnival Fundraiser
back next year?
o
Thank
you Mrs. Broussard for donated deserts on Outback Night, more than doubled
money – proceeds are for Sea Camp