Parent Club Blog

From the Parent Club President...

 

Welcome to the Parent Club Web Log! I plan to update this "Blog" on a regular basis with current news of what's happening with your Parent Club here at Holy Spirit School.

 

You can subscribe to these news updates by clicking on the "subscribe to RSS feed" button located on this page. Most Web browsers, and email clients, will automatically "feed" you any changes, whenever they are made, without having to constantly come back to the web site to see if updates have been posted. 

 

I'm excited to hear from you on these changes, please feel free to contact me with your thoughts, suggestions, or ideas. I can be reached here.

 

Judy Nye

Project Vote Tally

Here are the tally's - 31 people voted:

1. 10 Apple Laptops received 10 1st priority votes

2. Field Prep for Lunch Recess received 7 1st priority votes

3. Ceiling Fans for Classrooms received 5 1st priority votes

4. Nike Grind for Playground received 2 first priority votes and 7 2nd priority votes

5. Reserves received 2 1st priority votes and 5 2nd priority votes

6. Mount projectors received 2 1st priority votes and 3 2nd priority votes

7. Telephones with voice mail received 1 1st priority vote and 4 2nd priority votes

8. "Wish Lists" Fulfillment by Class received 1 1st priority vote and 3 2nd priority votes

9. Sport Court received 1 1st priority vote and 2 2nd priority votes.

Feb 28, 2008 12:23 PM

The Votes are in

The Votes are in!!! 


After tallying the votes you cast at the last Parent Club meeting, the winner is…


10 Laptops! And the best news is the order has already been placed, and they should arrive soon! For those who did not attend the meeting, we took a vote on what we should spend the $12k raised in “fun” raisers (fundraising dollars that are not included in our operating budget). 


Tim Riener presented 8 possible projects (we will post the actual tallies soon). After counting the votes, the Parents in attendance choose the apple laptops. This will put us further on the path to outfitting a fully “mobile lab”, which can be used in the classrooms as part of the curriculum. 


Thanks to all who attended!


-Judy

Feb 22, 2008 2:27 PM

Questions? dvelasco@csdo.org