ALL VOLUNTEERS:
Please join us for the Volunteer Appreciation Tea
on May 30th from 2 - 3 pm
to and get some of the thanks you deserve!

Proctor Volunteers Rock!

Jamba Juice Smoothies
8 oz. All Fruit $2 each
Every Friday from May 18th - June 8th after school until 4pm in front of the Cafeteria!

                                                              

May 14-18 Teacher Appreciation Week 15 SSC Mtg. 3:30pm 21 ELAC Mtg. 6-7pm 23 Memorial Day Assy. & Auction Teacher Time 28 Memorial Day: No School 30 Volunteer Appreciation Tea 2-3pm 31 5th Grade Music Performance

June 5 SSC Mtg. 3:30pm 5 PTA Mtg. 6:30pm 6 Schoolwide Awards Assy. 6 Happy Feet Dance Assy. 7 4th/5th Grade Awards Assy. 8 K-4 Field Day & 5th Grade Picnic 11-12 Talent Show 13 Kindergarten Celebration & Full School Day 14 Last Day of School 5th Grade Promotion 11am Noon Release Report Cards Go Home

Make your PTA donation count the most!  Will your employer match your donations to the Proctor PTA?  Find out and then provide the appropriate documentation.  Contact us if we can help you further! Proctor PTA, EIN 94-3076135, www.proctorpta.org http://www.proctorpta.org
17520 Redwood Rd,  Castro Valley, California;  Phone: (510) 537-0630.

FAME
What: FAME is a 6 year program created by Kathryn Sherrod that teaches students about art and music. It consists of 6 lessons an year, each lesson teaches about one artist and one composer, and normally also contains an art project.
Your Commitment:As a FAME docent you teach 6 lessons an year in the class of your child, preferably together with another docent. The lessons are pre scripted, the script contains all the information needed and also shows how to present the information and how to do the art project. The teaching material (music, painting, visuals, art material) is provided.
When: Throughout the school year.
Additional information:www.proctorpta.org/FAME/index.html

For more questions, please contact the FAME coordinator.

Parent Education Program (PEP)
What: The Parent Educator Program (PEP), is a project of the Center for Human Development, and trains community volunteers to present health promotion curriculum to elementary students in grades K-6.  The program is based on the TRIBES process and is designed to reduce risk factors for adolescent drug use and to promote resiliency in children.  Parent volunteers receive a 21-hour training in a process which enables them to co-facilitate an interactive curriculum in the classroom.  The lessons they will deliver are designed to promote responsible decision making, resistance skills, self-esteem, and positive peer interaction.  The newest updates to our curriculum will address cyber-safety and internet etiquette.
Your Commitment: 21 Hours of training, and one hour per week in the classroom for 6-14 weeks.
When: Throughout the school year.
Additional information: Click here for PEP Flyer