 Greetings! It's election time! The election of our PTA officers is always an exciting time of the year. The nominating committee must post their recommendation for each office days before the election, which is to be conducted at a regular meeting of the membership. Nominations may also be made for each office from the floor during the election process. In the event there is more than on candidate for an office, a ballot vote must be conducted, allowing each candidate an opportunity to speak to the membership prior to the casting of ballots. The CCCC Officers for 2012-2013 were elected at the March 5th regular meeting and are posted in this newsletter. Congratulations to our Council's newly elected President, Elizabeth Clemente-Nelson, and all of the officers for the coming year. I just returned from the 103rd Annual Convention and Family Engagement Conference of Texas PTA. There were 801 attendees present at this event. During the three days of workshops and general meeting sessions, the newly elected officers for the 2012-2014 Texas PTA Board were installed. They are: Karen Slay, President; Leslie Boggs, 1st VP; Lisa Holbrook, 2nd VP; Heather Ashwell-Hair, Secretary; Renee Walker, Treasurer; Lois Pearson, Region I VP; Chris Reeder, Region II VP; Belma Juarez, Region III VP; Karen Smith, Region IV VP; Scott Brown, Region V VP and Leah Filzow-Perez, Region VI VP. Congratulations! Picture taken at the Texas PTA Convention after the final General Meeting on Sunday, February 26th. (from left to right) Pam Moore, CCCC of PTAs; Ann Hammond, CCCC of PTAs; Elizabeth Clemente-Nelson, CCCC of PTAs; Chris Reeder, Texas PTA Region II VP; Diane Fatora, CCCC of PTAs; Karen Slay, Texas PTA President; Betsy Landers, National PTA President; Svetlana Hanson, CCCC of PTAs. I urge all of our local PTA members to attend an annual convention for Texas PTA (February) or Summer Leadership Seminar (SLS) which is held in July. This is an excellent time to network with other PTA units throughout Texas and meet members of local units within our school district and the nearby community. It's the sharing of ideas and the borrowing of successful programs that will help your PTA grow, keep volunteers energized and offer fresh activities and programs to your parents and students. Of the numerous workshops available to attendees at these two annual events, there are several free presentations that Texas PTA will present at your school. They are: NetSmartz, Profession: Parent ,Road Rules, Stop Bullying, 40 Developmental Assets, Food and Fitness Matter and Party 101: Consequences. In addition to being wonderful, free programs, three of these qualify as professional development credits for educators. They are: 40 Developmental Assets, Food and Fitness Matter: Healthy Kids, Successful Students and Stop Bullying. For more information on these programs and how you can schedule a presentation on your campus go to txpta.org and reference Ready.Set.Achieve! in the parent resource section of the website. Have a great Spring! 
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LEADERSHIP TRAINING & EDUCATION Reeneea Ennis, CCCC 1st VP Training, 1stvptraining@ccccpta.org
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CCCC Spring Training 2012
Leader Orientation Training (LOT)*--RSVP by May 3rd
Thursday, May 10th--9:30 to 11:30 AM
ESC (Education Support Center) Building for CCISD
2425 E. Main St., League City, TX 77573
*There is a $6 charge for LOT (book), which most PTAs will reimburse.
Officer and Chairman Training--RSVP by May 11th
Thursday, May 17th--9:15 to 1:15 PM
University Baptist Church (UBC)
16106 Middlebrook Drive, Houston, TX 77059
Schedule
- Registration 9:15 AM
- Session 1 9:30 to 10:30 AM
- Session 2 10:45 to 11:45AM
- Vendor Fair 11:45 AM to 1:15 PM
Links to Fliers
2012 Spring Training Flier
2012 Spring Trng Class Descriptions
RSVP accordingly to Reeneea Ennis, 1st VP Training at 1stvptraining@ccccpta.org
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SPECIAL PURCHASES
What You Need to Know
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Supporting Document(s):
Donations of Equipment or Money to School
March is a great time to appoint a special purchase committee if one has not already been formed.
- The PTA treasurer should be examining each line item in the budget and beginning to move residual funds into a special purchase expense line item.
- The committee begins by gathering input from parents, teachers and administration. These suggestions go before the committee for evaluation and follow up, if needed.
- The principal should review the list of suggested purchases to comment on the merit of each one and provide insight for the committee.
- It is then up to the committee to prioritize the list and present it to the regular membership for approval. The membership votes on each item separately; never as one list of special purchase requests. This will allow for questions, price caps and tweaking of each suggested, if needed, to meet the approval of the membership.
The most important thing to consider when evaluating the amount of special purchase funds available is to take into account expenses the unit will be obligated for over the summer months and into the first part of the new school year. Be certain to reserve funds for summer leadership training, invoices for any pre-ordered school supplies and spirit wear that the unit offers for sale in August and September. In addition, your unit's standing rules should specify a minimum amount of money that needs to remain in account in addition to pending invoice commitments.
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ENVIRONMENTAL
Elizabeth Arceneaux, CCCC Environmental Chair, environmental@ccccpta.org
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Program Overview
The One World Challenge is open to all students attending a school with a Local PTA/PTSA that is in good standing with Texas PTA. You should reference your Local PTA/PTSA bylaws to review the requirements for good standing status.
Each year, Texas PTA highlights a current environmental or conservation issue for students to utilize in creating their solution. Student entries will be judged within the following grade divisions:
Primary: Pre-K - 2nd Grade
Intermediate: 3rd Grade - 5th Grade
Middle/Junior: 6th Grade - 8th Grade
Senior: 9th Grade - 12th Grade
Depending upon the challenge each year, solution formats and requirements may vary. Updated program information is available at www.txpta.org/programs.
Program Resources
The following resources may be found on the Texas PTA website:
Student Guidelines & Entry Forms
Judging Tips & Scorecard
Requirements Checklist
Advancing Students Spreadsheet
Local PTA Participation Form
Certificates
Student Recognition
The One World Challenge allows for students to be recognized at the Local PTA/PTSA and State PTA levels. State-level judging will occur in April, with program results published prior to the end of the school year. Local PTAs/PTSAs are encouraged to recognize all entries received, and should clearly communicate to the students if their entry is being advanced to the next level of judging.
Honorable Mention recipients at the state level will receive their certificate via mail. Entries receiving an Award of Excellence or an Award of Merit will be recognized at an awards ceremony to be held during the summer.
Local PTA Judging
Local PTAs/PTSAs may advance up to 10% of the total number of entries received within each grade division and format. Entries will be forwarded directly to Texas PTA. Judges are not required to advance an equal percentage within each format. Entries advanced to the state level will not be returned and may be used by Texas PTA or their partners for promotional purposes.
Advancing entries must be received by Texas PTA, no later than 5:00 pm, Thursday, March 29th.
Please mail or deliver advancing entries to
Texas PTA Programs Department, 408 W 11th St., Austin, TX 78701.
512-476-6769 programs@txpta.org
Source: www.txpta.org
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HEALTH & SAFETY
Darlene Selmarten, CCCC Health & Safety Chair,healthandsafe@ccccpta.org
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7 Signs That Your Child May Be Being Bullied at School (and What You Can Do About It)
Bullying remains a distressingly prevalent reality in U.S. middle and high schools. The National Youth Violence Prevention Network reports that about 30 percent of students (more than 5.7 million young people) are involved in bullying -- either bullying other students, being bullied themselves, or both.
The following signs may indicate that your child is being bullied:
1. Sudden change in attitude toward school. There's a reason that "constant" is rarely (if ever) used to describe the attitudes of teens and adolescents, and as a parent you've surely experienced the speed with which a young person's tastes and preferences can change. But if your child's attitude toward school suddenly and dramatically changes for the worse, this could indicate a problem that warrants further investigation.
2. Unexplained cuts, bruises or other injuries. Kids fall down and run into things (and each other) a lot. For many young people -- especially adolescent boys -- getting through the day is a pinball-like experience in which paddles and bumpers are replaced by friends, walls and floors. But there's a difference between run-of-the-mill roughhousing and abuse. If your child starts showing up with unaccounted-for bumps and bruises -- and if no explanations are forthcoming -- these could be evidence of bullying.
3. Significant drop in grades. Imagine trying to get through your workday knowing that every 45 minutes or so you were going to have to run a gauntlet of threats, intimidating looks, physical harassment and other types of abuse. It'd be a bit difficult to focus on the task at hand, wouldn't it? Such is the experience of a student who is being bullied. As a not-so-subtle form of personal terrorism, bullying isn't about five minutes of abuse in the hallway -- it's about establishing an enduring environment of fear, regret and apprehension. And these emotions are unlikely to lead to a solid academic performance.
4. Persistent requests to stay home because of hard-to-prove illnesses such as stomach aches or headaches. Mental anguish can often manifest as physical discomfort -- stress can lead to headaches and fear can result in very real abdominal pain. When your child claims to be too sick to go to school, this may be the truth -- and it may also be a symptom of abuse-related anxiety. Your child may also claim to have what turns out to be a phantom illness in order to avoid yet another confrontation with a bully or bullies. Whether the claims of pain turn out to be legitimate or counterfeit, the underlying cause needs to be investigated.
5. Changes in eating habits or sleep patterns. As noted above, the effects of bullying don't disappear the moment the abuser is out of sight. If your child is being bullied at school, the pain and fear won't dissipate once the dismissal bell rings. In fact, for many of today's tech-savvy bullies, the end of school may signal just the startof a long night of cyber-bullying. Trauma can impact eating habits (leading to loss of appetite or food binges as a means of numbing the pain) and can disrupt sleep patterns (resulting in either insomnia or excessive sleeping).
6. Changes in social patterns, activities and friends. Adolescence is a time of change, so not every altered behavior is symptomatic of distress. But if your child has suddenly abandoned old friends, withdrawn from once-treasured activities or lost interest in hobbies that once held great significance, take the time to do a little digging. The friends may be bullying your child, or bullies may be preventing your teen from participating in certain social events, sports or activities. Again, you're not looking only for changes, but for changes that are sudden and unexplainable.
7. Mood swings, angry outbursts or other emotional changes. Yes, these can also be categorized as "typical teen behavior." But if your usually mild-mannered adolescent mysteriously transforms into a walking exposed nerve, this is a sign that something is wrong. Don't ever forget that bullying is a traumatic experience, and people respond to trauma in a variety of ways -- some of which involve the misdirected expression of repressed anger.
What You Can Do
The behaviors and experiences listed above are not definitive proof that your child is being bullied. But they should prompt you to take a closer look at what's going on with your child -- especially if you observe many or all of these signs.
Adolescents and teens who act in the ways described above may be doing so for a number of reasons. They may not like their teacher, they might be struggling with a particular subject or they may have simply forgotten to study for a test and are looking for an excuse to stay home. On the more serious side, though, they may be experimenting with alcohol or other drugs, may be suffering from anxiety or depression, or may be being bullied or otherwise abused.
The experts can educate you about many of these conditions -- but don't forget that when it comes to your child, you are the expert. When you notice out-of-character behaviors, dramatic (and unexplainable) changes or any other events that set off your parental radar, don't dismiss your concerns without further investigation.
Talk to your child, consult with school personnel and, if necessary, make an appointment with your family physician. If bullying is the problem, you need to get involved to end the abuse before any more damage is done.
Hugh C. McBride, By Parents for Parents
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 2011-2012 REFLECTIONS RECEPTION HONOR ARTISTS
The CCCC of PTAs hosted a reception to honor more than 150 artists from 5 high schools, 6 intermediates and 20 elementary schools. More than 250 parents, students and community members had the opportunity to view the work and enjoy light refreshments at the Tad Akers Event Center in League City.
Participating students produced work in various art forms such as dance choreography, film/video production, musical composition, literature, visual arts, and photography. Ten percent of entries advanced to the state level for further competition.
Special thanks to the Clear Creek High School students who volunteered to help set up and serve refreshments.
The following schools submitted entries to Council this year:
Armand Bayou Elementary
Bauerschlag Elementary
Bay Elementary
Brookwood Elementary
Clear Lake City Elementary
Ed White Elementary
Falcon Pass Elementary
Ferguson Elementary
Gilmore Elementary
Hall Elementary
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Thank you to CCCC of PTAs Reflections Campus Coordinator, Sarah Holder (l) and Reflections Reception Chair Amanda Mark (r) for a great job organizing the Reflections program and event this year!
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Hyde Elementary
Landolt Elementary
Mossman Elementary
North Pointe Elementary
Parr Elementary
Robinson Elementary
Ward Elementary
Wedgewood Elementary
White Elementary
Weber Elementary
Brookside Intermediate
League City Intermediate
Seabrook Intermediate
Space Center Intermediate
Victory Lakes Intermediate
Westbrook Intermediate
Clear Brook High School
Clear Creek High School
Clear Falls High School
Clear Lake High School
Clear Springs High School
For a photoshow of the Reflections Reception please click:
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Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs Announces its 2012-2013 Officers
The 2012-2013 CCCC Officers were elected by the membership at the March 5th Regular Meeting. The incoming board officially assumes responsibility July 1, 2012. Congratulations to all of you!
President: Elizabeth Clemente-Nelson
1st VP: Darlene Moore
2nd VP: Svetlana Hanson
3rd VP: Laura Varley
4th VP: Amanda Mark
Secretary: Laura Makay
Treasurer: Reeneea Ennis
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From left to right: Current CCCC PTA President Diane Fatora, Amanda Mark, Darlene Moore, Elizabeth Clemente-Nelson, Svetlana Hanson, Laura Varley, Reeneea Ennis. Missing from photo Laura Makay.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
Gina Rico, CCCC Scholarship Chairman, scholarships@ccccpta.org
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Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs Senior Scholarships
Attention all Seniors! The Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs is proud to announce that it will be awarding $500 scholarships in 2012.
Two scholarships will be awarded at each of the following schools; Clear Brook, Clear Creek, Clear Lake & Clear Springs. One scholarship will be awarded at Clear View. A minimum 2.5 GPA is required to apply. Applications are posted on Naviance. Please contact your campus counselor for the application deadline.
For questions or further information please contact CCCC of PTAs Scholarship Chairman, Gina Rico, at scholarships@ccccpta.org .
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CCCC Presidents' Dinner
May 24, 2012
Linda Wood, CCCC Presidents' Dinner Chair, PresDinner@ccccpta.org
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Bring your giddy-up and join us for the CCCC of PTAs President's Day Dinner on May 24th at Clear Springs High School to celebrate PTA successes and the handover into a new year.
Theme
Support the western theme by wearing your best cowgirl/cowboy duds! Dress is casual.
New Format--WE NEED YOUR HELP!
As each of your local units grow, so does the CCCC. Each year outgoing presidents have been asked to introduce the incoming president and talk about their major accomplishment of the year. In efforts to cut-down on the time it takes to do this, we will be running a continuous slide show of photos from your local unit. Each local unit is asked to:
- Choose 5-10 photos from your unit that represent the volunteers and activities/accomplishment(s) over this past year
- Email them to Linda Wood,PresDinner@ccccpta.org in a .jpeg format and include your local unit name in the subject line
- Deadline is May 1, 2012.
Cost
Red River BBQ will cater this year's dinner. Tickets are $10/each.
RSVP by May 17 to Linda Wood at PresDinner@ccccpta.org or by phone 281.333.5817.
Payments Payments can be made in advance by check payable to "CCCC of PTAs" and mailed to Treasurer Laura DuPont, 403 Crimson Coast Drive, League City, TX 77573. Phone 281.538.2411. Please memo the names of the individuals you are paying for on your check. |
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Official Call to Area 10 Annual Meeting
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
at 9:30 AM
Cinco Ranch High School
23440 Cinco Ranch Boulevard
Katy, TX 77494
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The Area 10 PTA Nominating Committee presents the following slate of officers for 2012-2013:
President: Vicky Fransham
Vice President: Liz O'Donnell
Secretary: Kathryn Swatsenberg
No one filed intent to run from the floor for any of these positions.
This is the Annual meeting of Texas PTA Area 10. Any PTA member is welcome and encouraged to attend this meeting. We will be electing officers and sharing news and updates from Texas PTA and announcing training dates for Leadership Orientation Training (LOT) and Officer and Chairman Training (OCT) within Area 19. Immediately following will be a meeting of the Katy ISD Council of PTA presidents. Other Local presidents or representives appointed by the Local president are welcome to attend the presidents' portion of the meeting.
Please remember to bring your PTA membership card in order to be a voting delegate.
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Questions? Contact Liz O'Donnell at (281) 610-1459 or via email at: lizofpnm@mac.com
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2011-2012 Local PTA Awards Criteria
Texas PTA has received valuable feedback from our PTAs, and is currently using that information to revise our entire awards program to better meet the needs of our PTAs. From making best practices more accessible to an easier application, we hope the new Talk of Texas program will enable you to share the great successes of your PTA and receive the recognition you deserve!
Award submission forms will be available April 1, 2012. Forms will be submitted electronically via the Texas PTA website no later than May 15, 2012.
Detailed guidelines and best practices for this year's program will be posted soon. We look forward to hearing about your PTA!
Source: www.txpta.org
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Austin Convention Center - July 27-29, 2012
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Kick Butts Day
Are you a parent, teacher, work with youth or have kids in your life?
Then you should know about Kick Butts Day, our annual event where youth across the country stand up, speak out and seize control against Big Tobacco. The 17th annual Kick Butts Day is Wednesday, March 21st.
We want YOU to be involved! Parents, teachers, youth group leaders and public health advocates put on events across the country each year. We have several quick activities that can be put together easily in time for Kick Butts Day on Wednesday, March 21st. Your Kick Butts Day event can engage youth and help prevent kids in your community from becoming Big Tobacco's "replacement smokers." Plus-- who doesn't like a fun, educational activity?
Help teach the kids in your life about the perils of tobacco use and engage them in a cause that you're passionate about, and which affects our lives every day-- whether it's noticing colorful advertisements at a local convenience store or seeing a friend or family member with a tobacco related illness. Prevent the kids in your life from becoming one of the 1,000 youth a day who try their first cigarette by involving them in Kick Butts Day.
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National PTA Convention
June 21-24, 2012
San Jose McEnery Convention Center
San Jose, California
Early Bird Registration Extended to April 2!
For more information or to register click here.
Source: National PTA Website
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CCISD wants to keep it's community informed of things going on with the district. Below is a recent list of press releases for your information. Just click on the underlined link to become informed!
- WAVE League City Intermediate Team Nears Completion 3/9/2012 3:59:08 PM
- Clear Creek ISD Launches Voter Registration Campaign
3/9/2012 11:14:24 AM
- BOT Election: Application for Early Voting By Mail
3/9/2012 8:07:46 AM Tuesday, March 13, 2012 will be the first day to accept an application for early voting ballots by mail.
- CCISD Announces Changes in Science Fair
3/5/2012 8:40:46 AM
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CCISD Board Takes Stand on Standardized Testing3/1/2012 4:49:28 PM
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Extracurricular Fees Approved 3/1/2012 3:54:52 PM
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STAAR End of Course Exams Won't Affect Final Grades 2/29/2012 10:56:25 AM
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Board of Trustee High Stakes Resolution 2/28/2012 1:59:02 PM Resolution Concerning High Stakes, Standardized Testing of Texas Public School Students
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Batteries, Oil, Paint & Anti-Freeze Collection
March 24, 2012
Council Member Mike Sullivan will be hosting a Batteries, Oil, Paint, Anti-Freeze (B.O.P.A.) Neighborhood Collection Event in Clear Lake Saturday, March 24, 2012. The event will take place at the Ellington Airport/Clear Lake Neighborhood Recycling Center located at Highway 3 and Brantly Avenue. Collection will begin at 10:00am through 2:00pm.
Please contact the Council Member's office at 832.393.3008 for more information. Additional services to be announced soon.
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FREE E-Recycle Drive--March 24
Got Electronic Waste (E-Waste)? You Can Recycle It - Join us for JSC Federal Credit Union's E-Recycle Drive!
Saturday, March 24th
9:00 am - 1:00 pm
JSC FCU Main Office
1330 Gemini in Clear Lake
Do you have e-waste (electronic waste)? You know, those old computers, printers or fax machines just sitting around gathering dust? Bring them on down to the JSC FCU E-Recycle Drive! E-Waste is one of the fastest growing segments of our nation's waste stream and is filling landfills fast. Recycling your e-waste saves valuable resources, protects the environment and can even reduce the cost of new computer related items.
JSC FCU has teamed up with CompuCycle of Houston (www.compucycle.net) to help make it easy for you to recycle your old computer-related items. Simply bring your items to the drive and drop them off. Please limit your e-recycle items to one car/pick-up truck load per household.* Be sure to review the list of items you can and cannot bring to the drive listed below:
Items You CAN E-Recycle:
ITEMS ACCEPTED - COMPUTER-RELATED ELECTRONICS:
Computers
Monitors
Keyboards & Mice
Routers
Hubs
Small Kitchen Appliances
Laptops
Printers
Switches
Power Cords
Cables
Fax Machines
UPS
Servers
Cell Phones
Cellular Phones
DVD Players
Telephones
VCRs
Cables Boxes
Game consoles
Clocks
Batteries
Radios
Toner Cartridges
Ink Jet Cartridges
Copiers
Items You CANNOT E-Recycle
ITEMS NOT ACCEPTED:
Vacuum cleaners
Refrigerators
Washing machines
Weed eaters
TVs
ABOUT COMPUCYCLE:
CompuCycle, Houston's first EPA-accredited, R2 Certified responsible e-cycling solutions provider focuses on refurbishing equipment for resale, reuse of components and environmentally responsible e-waste recycling.
Our Services include:
Nationwide Logistics and Handling
Audit Reporting and Asset Tracking
Secure Data Removal and Destruction
Equipment Re-marketing
Compliant Electronic Recycling
Universal Waste Recycling
CompuCycle is proud to be the H-GAC approved e-cycling vendor, a Gulf Coast Recycling Council Steering Committee Member and State of Texas Alliance for Recycling Board Member. Visit the CompuCycle's website at www.compucycle.net.
*Strict limit of one car/pick-up truck load per household. No commercial or company items are allowed. Space for items to e-recycle is limited and is only available while space remains. JSC Federal Credit Union and CompuRecyclers assumes NO responsibility for any information left on any items given up for e-recycle. JSC FCU reserves the right to cancel or end the E-Recycle event at any time for any reason without prior notice.
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For more information on JSC Federal Credit Union, or to find out how you can join, please call 281.488.7070 or 800.940.0708, or visit any branch office or e-mail.
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Rivers, Lakes, Bays N' Bayou's TRASH BASH
Join the next Trash Bash® Event--Saturday, March 31, 2012!
Once a year thousands of volunteers gather along the Texas waterways to do their part in cleaning up the environment and participate in the largest statewide event to educate the public about the importance of our water resources. Trash Bash occurs rain or shine, unless there are severe weather conditions. For more information on how you can volunteer and participate click http://www.trashbash.org/index.htm.
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The Community Voice is the newsletter of the Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs. It is published nine (9) times during the school year. You can find out what's happening at the Local Unit level and in and around your school district by by visiting their respective website links at the bottom of this newsletter.
If you are interested in submitting an article to appear in the newsletter, please do so by the deadline(s) listed below.
- November 18 (December issue)
- December 16 (January issue)
- January 20 (February issue)
- February 17 (March issue)
- March 26 (April issue)
- April 20 (May issue)
- May 18 (June issue)
Comments and articles should be directed to
CCCC of PTAs Newsletter Chair, Tamara Zaman
newspub@ccccpta.org
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Clear Creek Community Council of PTAs is on Facebook. Local Units in our council are welcome to connect with council members via this page to ask questions or make announcements about their activities. This page is updated on a consistent basis and is monitored.
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Boot Camp Baiscs
*All Executive Board members, including all standing committee chairs, are to have completed a Leader Orientation Training (LOT) class by October 15.
*Newly elected officers should begin to fill the standing committee chair positions for the 2012-2013 year soon after their election
* All special purchase allocations need the approval of the membership, not just the executive board
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Calendar of Events
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April 2012
9th
SLS Registration Opens
May 2012
1st
Local Officer Form due to Texas PTA
2nd
CCISD Board of Trustees' Rm.
8:40am
Presidents' Mtg
9:30am
Regular Mtg.
7th
Teacher Appreciation Week
10th
LOT Training
9:30-11:30am
CCISD ESC Building
17th
CCCC Spring Training
UBC 9:15 AM
24th
Presidents' Dinner--Clear Springs High School
June 2012
21st-24th
National PTA Convention & Exhibition San Jose, California
July 2012
27-29
Texas PTA Summer Leadership Seminar Austin Convention Center
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CAMPUS in the SPOTLIGHT
Has your PTA Unit accomplished something great at your Campus? Do you think other schools might benefit from this "something"? Are you willing to share your successes?
If you have started a new program, improved an old one, had a wonderful guest speaker, parent and/or student workshop; then we would love to share your ideas with others so that they can try them at their campus.
To encourage these innovative ideas and to applaud the PTAs and Campuses that allow them to flourish, we continue our program called "Campus in the Spotlight."
All entries will be judged and a winner announced at each CCCC Regular Meeting. The winning entry will be presented at the meeting.
If you have a program you would like to submit for this honor, please click
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CCCC of PTAs
A complete list of the Appointed Officers and Standing Chairmen can be found on our webiste:
www.ccccpta.org.
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