Tom Janis

The meeting included discussion and review of past events such as Dining for Dollars and Field Day, with notes for future improvements. Upcoming events were addressed, including the designation of coordinators, review of meeting dates, and a calendar of events. Specific events like CAN, Back to School Night, Campus Crew blacktop painting, Teacher Appreciation Welcome Back lunch, and the District Breakfast/Longevity Meeting were discussed, with volunteer needs and coordination details highlighted. The proposed budget for 25-26 was reviewed. Open discussion included yearbook planning, with a focus on creating Google Drive folders, identifying instructions for teachers and parents, and voting on a theme. The meeting also included a call for items for the next agenda and a review of future meeting dates.

The meeting included discussions and updates on past events such as Dining for Dollars and the Spring Book Fair. Upcoming events like Dining for Dollars at Nuyo and Field Day were discussed, along with summer play dates and the CAN event. Updates were provided by Principal Prestedge, and the status of the Room Parent Lead and Yearbook activities were reviewed. New PTC projects, including the Dads' Club and a request for items for the school, were introduced. The treasurer provided updates on the budget, and there was an open discussion about a New Family Welcome Event.

The Eureka Union School District's Local Control Accountability Plan for 2024-2027, updated in 2025, focuses on academic achievement, socioemotional well-being, and creating a safe and welcoming environment. Key areas of focus include improving literacy and math proficiencies, addressing achievement gaps for subgroups such as students with disabilities and English learners, and reducing chronic absenteeism. The plan also emphasizes staff wellness and community engagement to support student success.

The meeting included updates from school principals and teachers, covering topics such as book donations, enrollment numbers, parent-teacher conferences, GATE testing, and the use of Prop 28 money for music and arts programs. Discussions also involved kindness week activities, club updates, and upcoming field trips. The Oakhills playground update addressed funding and installation hurdles, with suggestions for improvements to the current structure. The Fun/Color Run was discussed, including the theme, communication plans, prizes, and course modifications. The open forum covered potential library revamps, additional funding from Prop 28, and plans for Field Day and spirit nights.

The meeting included reports from the principals of Oakhills and Ridgeview, a review of proposed changes to the PTC bylaws, and a budget review. Discussions covered bank signer changes, the upcoming book fair, room parents/coordinators, and the Fall Festival. Plans for spring events, including a Ridgeview "Fun Night" and an Oakhills family movie night, were discussed. Teacher updates from both schools were shared, and the potential for a jog-a-thon in March 2023 was introduced. The need for community building and potential changes to the PTC's social media presence were also addressed.