Cindy Boudreau, President
Salmen High School
PTSA MEETING PLACE:
Library - 1st Tuesday of the month at 6:30 p.m.(Date/time subject to change)
School Phone #:
985-643-7359
President - Cindy Boudreau (985)640-3985
Vice President -
Treasurer - Kay Hursey (985) 649-9801
Secretary - Tanya Dahmer (985)639-1508
Student Representative: April Howard
Faculty Representative: Cindy Kemp via e-mail: cindy.kemp@stpsb.org
Hospitiality Chair: Vicki Gulino
Volunteer Coordinator: Janet Howard (985) 710-7259
Membership: Dorothy Arnolie (504) 905-4648
Newsletter: Annette DiLorenzo (985)643-4313
Cultural Arts: Nancy Pearson via e-mail: nancy.pearson@stpsb.org
E-mail updates: salmenhighptsa@yahoo.com
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St. Tammany School Board Representative District #12 (Salmen/Abney)
Mr. Ronnie Panks, Sr.
985-290-0423
ronniepanks@yahoo.com
Welcome to Salmen High PTSA
Thank you for visiting the Salmen High School PTSA website. If you are
interested in helping our school, please contact Kay Hursey at 649-9801 or
send us an email: salmenhighptsa@yahoo.com
What is PTSA? (Parent, Teacher, Student Association)
A PTSA is a partnership between parents, students and educators who strive
to enhance student learning and enrich the lives of the students within the
school. It is also a forum for parents to obtain knowledge and voice their
opinions about what is happening in their school.
A common misconception about the PTSA is that all they do is organize
fundraisers and school events. Fundraising is an important and integral part
of the PTSA. The funds raised by PTA help support many needed programs
within the school. But, you don’t have to like or be good at fundraising to
participate in the PTSA. By being a member of and attending PTSA meetings
you provide a voice as to how the funds that are raised should be spent
within our school.
Other benefits of being an active PTSA member include:
1. Keeping up to date on what is going on within the school and the district
as a whole. PTSA members attend district meetings and participate in the
school’s site council. These members share what they learn at the monthly
PTSA meetings.
2. Meeting other parents. Often, a question or concern you have about your
child’s education can be answered or shared by other parents. Other parents
may have already faced an issue you are confronted with and can offer
support and advice. By attending general PTSA meetings you have a forum
where your questions may be answered or you concerns can be addressed.
3. Promoting family values. PTSA meetings may include speakers on various
topics of concern or interest to today’s family. The PTSA plans events that
bring families together throughout the school year. You can share you ideas
and contribute in the decision making process.
4. Being an advocate for your child. Studies show that children who have
parents that are involved in their education do better in school, are less
likely to get in trouble and are more likely to go on to secondary education.
