Annual Meeting Recap
We wanted to start off by saying thank you to all who were able to make it to our Annual Meeting this month! If you were not able to attend, we understand how crazy life can be, especially during this time. Below you will find a recap of the meeting and don’t forget to check out the award winners!
Click here to view the slideshow presentation we put together to honor the Local Unit, Membership and Volunteer award winners this year! If you are interested in participating in Reflections next year, the theme is “I Matter Because…” and you can email reflections@masspta.org for more information! Stay tuned for virtual informational meeting in June.
The Resolution of the Massachusetts Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Stop the Youth Vaping and E-Cigarette Epidemic shown here was passed.
The Massachusetts PTA officers for the 2020-2022 term were elected and installed! They will take office on July 1, 2020.
- Madison Estes, President
- Karen DeRoche, President-Elect
- Kathersha Cureton, VP of Leadership
- Fran Guardabascio, Treasurer
- Cate DeCosta, Secretary
The fiscal year 2019 audit was presented and placed on file.
Check out the program book to see some of the work that Massachusetts PTA did this year and see what great achievements the award winners accomplished! Maybe next year your unit can or will be recognized for its accomplishments!
We thank you all for your continued support of Massachusetts PTA and are so thankful for your dedication to our mission “to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.” Don’t forget to check out all the fabulous resources National PTA has to offer on their website: www.pta.org.
Stay safe, and stay well! We hope to “see” you again in the near future!
2020 Candidates
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The nominating committee shall nominate one candidate for each office to be filled at the next convention. Diversity, PTA knowledge, commitment, and professional expertise shall be guiding principles when making nominations and appointments. The committee shall send the report of the nominations to the state PTA office to be forwarded to each member of the board of directors, and to each council and local PTA president, at least thirty (30) days before Massachusetts PTA Annual Convention. The committee shall report to the convention at the first general session, at which time additional nominations may be made from the floor provided the consent of the nominee has been secured in writing.”
The 2020 Massachusetts PTA Nominating Committee is proud to announce the 2020 Slate of Candidates. Candidates are selected based on their competencies as demonstrated in their Letter of Interest application and interviews.
President-elect – Karen DeRoche
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Karen is the proud adoptive mother of 2 boys and started her work in her local unit, Rehoboth PTSA, 12 years ago. She has proudly served as Rehoboth PTSA’s President, as well as holding the offices of Secretary, Vice President (Palmer River and Beckwith) and Membership Chair. Her passion is advocating for all children and her focus in recent years has been and will continue to be highlighting advocacy for children with disabilities, foster and adoptive children, special education needs including those children who “fall between the cracks.” She currently works as a Nurse Case Manager and spends her weekends as a proud hockey mom. She is very excited to continue her work with Massachusetts PTA and the Massachusetts PTA’s Health and Safety Committee. Karen is passionate about advocating for all children, to ensure ”Every Child, One Voice.”
Vice President of Leadership – Kathresha Cureton
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Kathresha Cureton currently serves on the Massachusetts PTA Board of Directors, and as a member of the Health, Safety and Wellness Committee. Kathresha draws from experience with more than 15 years in Health and Human Services, and earlier in her career, management, public affairs and outreach. She studied Psychology from the School of Social Behavioral Sciences at Mercy College and Art and Design from the School of Design at Pratt Institute. Active in the community, she served at the local level as a member on both Elementary and Middle School Councils; as the Middle/High School Vice President, PTA and Reflections Chair. She is a PTA Art Coordinator for the Hopkinton Elementary Schools, has volunteered in several other committees and civic leadership positions at every level.
With over 8 years of leadership experience she has also been involved in working as a liaison with support for parents and students including school programs, education and advocating for children. She continues to advance her training by attending conferences, seminars and workshops on both health and educational topics; including her passion for the arts.
Her children attend Hopkinton School District. We are very pleased to have her join our Leadership Team at Massachusetts PTA. “Life is never so busy that there is no time to help others.”
Treasurer – Fran Guardabascio
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Fran has served as a Board Member and Treasurer for two years in the Patrick Lyndon PTA in West Roxbury. While Treasurer, Fran implemented a number of efficiency and cost-saving measures, as well as a long term planning process which gave the PTA sustainability and flexibility.
Fran joined the PTA because his local unit’s urgent need for a Treasurer dovetailed with his desire to put his professional skills as an Accountant and Financial Analyst to use in the community. The icing on the cake was the level to which he got to know the administration, staff, and community. These new friends and knowledge of the school system were tremendously valuable with his first children entering the school system.
Now at the end of his tenure at the local level, Fran is excited to be part of the team at the State level. He is looking forward to the challenges ahead, and is excited to help grow the PTA’s influence.
Secretary – Cate DeCosta
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Cate DeCosta has 3 grown children with children of their own and over the course of 30 years has worked full time as a family child care provider, realtor, restaurant manager, tax preparer, and in the accounting field. She has remarried and now enjoys being a stay at home mom and homeschooling their 5 year old daughter. She first became involved with the PTA by volunteering with a wonderful community resource, Plymouth Family Network. The volunteering quickly turned into serving on the PTA board as Vice President and treasurer.
2020 Annual Meeting – Virtual
We wanted to start off by saying thank you to all who were able to make it to our Annual Meeting on Thursday, May 14, 2020! If you were not able to attend, we understand how crazy life can be, especially during this time. Below you will find a recap of the meeting and don’t forget to check out the award winners!
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- Click here to view the slideshow presentation we put together to honor the Local Unit, Membership and Volunteer award winners this year!
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- The Resolution of the Massachusetts Parent Teacher Association (PTA) Stop the Youth Vaping and E-Cigarette Epidemic shown here was passed.
- The Massachusetts PTA officers for the 2020-2022 term were elected and installed! Taking office on July 1, 2020,
- President: Madison Estes
- President-Elect: Karen DeRoche
- VP of Leadership: Kathresha Cureton
- Treasurer: Fran Guardabascio
- Secretary: Cate DeCosta
- The fiscal year 2019 audit was approved.
Check out the program book to learn about Massachusetts PTA’s work and see what great achievements the award winners accomplished!
We thank you all for your continued support of Massachusetts PTA and are so thankful for your dedication to our mission “to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.” Don’t forget to check out all the fabulous resources National PTA has to offer on their website: www.pta.org.
Stay safe, and stay well! We hope to “see” you again in the near future!
MA PTA Call To Convention:
Due to the current health situation, stay at home orders and prohibition of in-person meetings, the annual meeting of the Massachusetts PTA will be held, via video conferencing on Thursday, May 14 from 7:00-8:00 pm
In order to conduct the necessary business of our association, we need a quorum of 25 members. That business will include:
- Election of new officers
- Approval of resolution
- Approval of auditor’s report
- Recognition of local unit, membership and Reflections award winners
Nominated Slate of Officers
- President-elect: Karen DeRoche
- VP of Leadership: Kathresha Cureton
- Treasurer: Fran Guardabascio
- Secretary: Cate DeCosta
We will accept nominations from the floor. Please note that the office of president-elect requires that nominees have served 2 years on the Massachusetts PTA board or one of its committees.
Please register so that we can verify your status as a member. Once verified, you will be sent the meeting login information which will be unique to you.
THERE IS NO CHARGE TO ATTEND THIS MEETING.
We thank you in advance for marking this important event on your calendar and making it a point to be in attendance!
A Message During Trying Times
Over the last few months, the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have rippled across the world. We are seeing an unknown virus raise its ugly head, take thousands of lives across the world and we still do not have all the answers, but we are getting closer to what may actually be the problem. All of us are frightened and unsure, but we are resilient and sturdy. Despite the challenges we all face, there are many, many stories and expert health and safety information that teach us, embrace us and give us strength. As parents, educators, care givers, guardians, health care workers, community members and government; we must take care of our children, for they are the hope and Spring of our future.
To that end, The Massachusetts
PTA Health, Wellness and Safety committee would like to share with you
information, articles, websites, stories and links that many of the committee members have
researched for you to assist, educate and keep you informed about all of this
COVID-19.It is important for us to stay informed so that we can take care of our children, not
just yours and mine but the whole of society’s children. Millions of people around the world are staying home and
at a safe distance from each other to slow the spread of COVID-19. This is a
crucial time to combine our efforts to build and strengthen meaningful
connections. We have an opportunity to provide comfort and healing to those who
may feel vulnerable or alone.
Sharing knowledge, information
and experiences with others will bring us closer and keep us steadfast.
Please see the message from our National PTA President:
“While our utmost priority during this crisis is the health and safety of all students, educators, staff and families, we are also committed to making sure our communities have what they need during this challenging time,” said Leslie Boggs, president of National PTA. “Our nation’s families and educators have many questions and concerns, and we hope the information and resources on this webpage help them navigate this crisis.”
National PTA launched a comprehensive webpage, which features resources, tools and information to support families and educators amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Located at PTA.org/COVID-19 , the goal is to help communities navigate the emerging challenges the pandemic has presented, while meeting the educational and social and emotional needs of all students, educators and families.
Let us also direct you to additional articles, websites and videos that will help and provide answers:
From the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC):
Children and Coronavirus Disease
2019 (COVID-19) – Tips to keep children healthy while school’s out
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/children.html
COVID-19 print resources in multiple languages
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/communication/factsheets.html
COVID-19 website
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/
American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP):
The AAP Parenting Website
https://www.healthychildren.org/English/Pages/default.aspx
From Health Care for All Massachusetts ( HCFA).
For Health Help and Insurance
From the Mass.gov website:
Information on the Outbreak of
Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
https://www.mass.gov/resource/information-on-the-outbreak-of-coronavirus-disease-2019-covid-19?_ga=2.183441378.599039932.1584891220-1747971150.1579119003
Information on Unemployment and
Coronavirus (COVID-19) (for parents and teachers)
https://www.mass.gov/resource/information-on-unemployment-and-coronavirus-covid-19
COVID-19 Resources and Guidance for
Businesses (for parents)
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-resources-and-guidance-for-businesses
We hope that this information will help you and we will continue to bring you additional resources to help all of us together get through this. I would like to just leave you with some words that always inspire and comfort me. I hope that they will for you also.
“You may not always have a comfortable life and you will not always be able to solve all of the world’s problems at once but don’t ever underestimate the importance you can have because history has shown us that courage can be contagious and hope can take on a life of its own.” Michelle Obama
Stay well and strong,
Jackie Coogan, Chairperson and the Massachusetts PTA Health, Safety, and Wellness Committee
2020 Reflections Honorees
Congratulations to all of our participating and award-winning student artists! All designated Award of Excellence winners have been advanced to the National Qualifying Round. National PTA will announce winners on May 1, 2020.
Dance Choreography
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Tenley | Ferreira | Rehoboth PTSA | This Is Me |
Award of Merit | Ritisha | Choudhury | Hopkinton PTA | Look Within and Find Your Voice | |
Film Production
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Lorelei | Johnson | Hopkinton PTA | Control |
Literature
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Annabelle | Findlen | Hopkinton PTA | Hidden Just Like Us | ||
Award of Merit | Aundraya | Pinho | Rehoboth PTSA | You Are Pretty | |||
Middle School | Award of Excellence | Evan | Fitzpatrick | Hopkinton PTA | I am an Exclamation Point! | ||
Award of Merit | Caraline | Corvi | Rehoboth PTSA | True Beauty | |||
Award of Merit | Rowan | Whittaker | Rehoboth PTSA | The Anchor | |||
High School | Award of Excellence | Owen | Fitzpatrick | Hopkinton PTA | An Open Letter to S.E. Hinton | ||
Music Composition
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Annie | Reed | Rehoboth PTSA | Melody of Spring |
Award of Merit | Evelyn | Cooper | Rehoboth PTSA | Dreamy | |
Middle School | Award of Excellence | Ellie | Power | Hopkinton PTA | To The Ground |
Photography
Primary | Award of Excellence | Evan | Bomes | Rehoboth PTSA | The Life Within |
Award of Merit | Madison | Bomes | Rehoboth PTSA | The Colors Within | |
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Gemma | Maleshefski | Monson PTSA | Winter |
Middle School | Award of Excellence | Ryan | Bomes | Rehoboth PTSA | The Beauty Within Nature |
Award of Merit | Cole | Gifford | Rehoboth PTSA | Soaring High | |
High School | Award of Excellence | Isabelle | Simes | Hopkinton PTA | Hopeful Sunrise |
Award of Merit | Caiden | Bodak | Monson PTSA | Looking Deeper | |
Award of Merit | Liam | Hedspeth | Monson PTSA | Looking Within |
Visual Arts
Primary | Award of Excellence | Macy | Frissell | Rehoboth PTSA | Look Within Yourself | |
Award of Merit | Myles | Angley | Nathaniel Morton PTA | Snowy Day | ||
Award of Merit | Kellen | Dietrich | Rehoboth PTSA | ME | ||
Award of Merit | Isla | DiPalma | Rehoboth PTSA | Happy Isla | ||
Intermediate | Award of Excellence | Anna | Power | Hopkinton PTA | Little Painter | |
Award of Merit | Jasper | Best | Rehoboth PTSA | The Best Family | ||
Award of Merit | Olivia | Wiedenmann | Hopkinton PTA | What She Thinking | ||
Middle School | Award of Excellence | Benjamin | Bogosian | Rehoboth PTSA | Character Traits Within Me | |
Award of Merit | Juliet | Findlen | Hopkinton PTA | Defining Myself | ||
Award of Merit | Audrey | Johnson | Hopkinton PTA | Look Within | ||
High School | Award of Excellence | Adrianna | Perry | Monson PTSA | Still Life Competition |
MA PTA Advocacy Efforts Against Vaping
The volunteers at Massachusetts PTA continue to work to advocate for the health and welfare of our children and families. Both our Advocacy/Legislative Committee and the Health Safety and Wellness Committee have prioritized the prevention of Vaping in children but it was the members of our Youth Committee who helped us focus on the issues from their perspective and developed the survey we are currently running.
Recently we joined Attorney General Maura Healey at her press conference where she announced her investigation into JUUL has resulted in a lawsuit against the company for intentionally marketing and selling its e-cigarettes to young people. (Read More About Lawsuit)
If you have not participated in our Vaping survey please click here to take either the Student version or the Parent version of the survey. The information we gather from this anonymous survey will help us to better provide relevant content in our next webinar and ensure our advocacy efforts with legislation and school based policies are in line with what you, our members, feel is needed.
The Massachusetts PTA Health, Wellness and Safety committee is holding a webinar on Vaping on April 28, 2020. The webinar will be presented by experts in the field along with that assistance of the members of the Health Committee.
STATEMENT SUPPORTING LEGAL ACTION BY THE STATE OF MASSACHUSETTS AGAINST JUUL
Massachusetts PTA supports legislation, regulation, and other measures that prohibit the advertising, marketing and sale of Electronic cigarettes and Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems to youth under the age of 21; that addresses the manufacturing of and ingredients in E-cigarettes and other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems; and that prohibits the use of E-cigarettes and other Electronic Nicotine Delivery Systems on school grounds and in public areas. Therefore, we must support the State of Massachusetts’ legal action against JUUL for allegedly violating several laws. JUUL’s advertising campaigns target young people to use nicotine without knowing the associated risks by enticing them with flavor pods, by using social media marketing campaigns and by direct outreach to high school students by company representatives. We believe this deceptive and misleading marketing contributed to a youth vaping epidemic. JUUL may have failed to include required warnings about exposures to chemicals linked to cancer, about the products containing nicotine and about them being a safer alternative to traditional cigarettes also. Delivering tobacco products directly to under aged persons and selling products online to minors by a third party retail store is illegal. By glamorizing vaping, while at the same time downplaying the nicotine found in vaping products, JUUL is putting countless people at risk. We question whether JUUL has contributed to nicotine use, with addictive and harmful products, among school-aged minors creating a public health epidemic.
2020 Annual Convention
110th Massachusetts PTA Convention
Saturday, March 28, 2020
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Join us for “Look Within” reflection and celebration!
PTA has a long and proud history. Join us on March 28, 2020 at the Wylie Inn and Conference Center in Beverly, MA as we celebrate that history and look forward to the challenges and opportunities of the future. Meet our National PTA Representative. Visit with our exhibitors.
- Member pricing is $50.00 each
- Dinner only (6-9pm) is $25.00 each
Click here to register as a guest attendee.
MA PTA Health Webinar – Are Screen Devices Chipping Away at Your Child’s Building Blocks to Success? January
Parents want the best for their children – academic and career success near the top of the list. But, just as Big Tech tells us they have all the answers, they are also manipulating kids with data-collecting games and learning apps, and advertising from social media influencers which is disguised as content. Join Jean Rogers and David Monahan of Campaign for a Commercial-Free Childhood (CCFC) for a deep dive into just what developmental pieces are being eroded when children develop excessive and screen habits—and specific ideas on what parents and teachers can do to minimize the impact.
Take home skills:
- How apps are manipulating children by exploiting their trust in beloved characters for profit.
- How CCFC is protecting children’s privacy through advocacy at the FTC and partnership with other organizations.
- How for-profit online preschools are displacing critical play-based programs that develop executive functioning skills, social-emotional learning and essential whole body activities for coordination, self-regulation, and strength.
- How AI is reducing kids’ ability to think critically and become problem solvers.
- How the Children’s Screen Time Action Network supports practitioners, educators, and parents who want to learn more and take action.
Tune in for a lively and enlightening dialogue. There will be time for viewer questions as well. For more information and to register, click here.
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PTA Advocacy Spotlights 2020
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The theme of our 2020 annual meeting was “LOOK WITHIN”; when you look within PTA you will see advocacy. Advocacy is the core of this organization and is what sets us apart from other organizations. There are so many individuals and PTA units that are doing wonderful things through their advocacy efforts. Every day, state, regional and local PTAs across the country and around the world go above and beyond to advocate for children. Their efforts have made tangible improvements for children, families and communities. In Massachusetts advocacy efforts are evident. Each year we celebrate our individual advocates and our local unit advocacy campaigns. This year we celebrate two individuals that have a long history of advocating for children:
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Kim Savery – She is a former MA PTA President, a past Federal Legislative Chair and past member of the Board of the National PTA. She is currently a very active member of her local school committee and the Massachusetts School Committees Association. Her advocacy areas include Common Core, the Healthy Hunger-Free Kids Act and the new MCAS tests. She has been working on the state’s funding mechanisms for schools with the Massachusetts Association of School Committees. Further, she works to empower children. Kim has advocated around equality issues designed to make schools a safe and fair place for students regardless of how they identify.
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Maryann Stewart – She is a past member of the MA PTA Board, a past President and past Federal Legislative Chair from MA. She is on the Board of Elementary and Secondary Education as the parent representative, the voice for parents. The MA PTA recommends a parent to fill this vacancy and she has served in this role since her appointment in 2014. She advocates for what is in the best interests of parents and their children. She has been active in the schools and in town government, serving as an elected representative to Town Meeting since 2006 and on the School Committee from 2009-2014 where she lead as Chair from 2011-2012. She also serves as a member of the National Advisory Council for Media Literacy Now.
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Salisbury PTA – They are the Outstanding Unit Advocate of the Year. PTAs provide mission driven fundraising in order to provide enrichment opportunities and advocacy for every child. Salisbury PTA exemplifies this with their advocacy campaigns. They look for solutions to problems and act to implement ideas. They are recognized for their: Breakfast after the Bell initiatives; Installation of water filtration system; The Parent Speaker Series and the Creation of “We Are Triton.”
These are great examples of advocacy efforts that support the PTA mission and further our “every child, one voice” moto.
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Overview
Every day, state, regional and local PTAs across the country and around the world go above and beyond to advocate for children. Their efforts have made real, tangible improvements for children, families and communities. At this year’s Legislative Conference, we want to spotlight these efforts—and learn from them. To achieve this objective, National PTA is proud to announce that this year’s Legislative Conference will feature PTA Advocacy Spotlight presentations. This is an opportunity for state, regional or local PTAs to share stories of how they have taken action for kids.
Applications are now being accepted to present a PTA Advocacy Spotlight at the 2020 Legislative Conference. Applications close on Tuesday, November 12.
This toolkit is designed to provide sample social media and newsletter messages that can be used to share the PTA Advocacy Spotlight opportunity with PTA leaders in your states.
Sample Tweet 1: NEW from @NationalPTA for #PTALegCon 2020 – PTA Advocacy Spotlight presentations! Apply now to share your PTA’s advocacy story. Applications due 11/12. Details here: https://forms.gle/JyS9jNeDFAZ9QmGd7
Sample Tweet 2: Has your PTA successfully advocated for change at the local, state or federal level? Apply to share your story @NationalPTA’s #PTALegCon 2020! Applications due 11/12. Details here: https://forms.gle/JyS9jNeDFAZ9QmGd7
Sample Tweet 3: Is there an issue that inspired your PTA to take action for kids? Share your story @NationalPTA’s #PTALegCon 2020! Applications for PTA Advocacy Spotlights accepted until 11/12. Details at https://forms.gle/CmDL3aCo2vvMYHpq5
Sample Tweet 4: The deadline to apply for @NationalPTA’s PTA Advocacy Spotlight is approaching fast! Share your PTA’s success story! https://forms.gle/CmDL3aCo2vvMYHpq5
Facebook Post 1:
New this year at National PTA’s Legislative Conference: PTA Advocacy Spotlights! Has your PTA advocated for change at the local, state or federal level? Apply to present a PTA Advocacy Spotlight and share your story. Applications are open through November 12. Details at https://forms.gle/CmDL3aCo2vvMYHpq5
Facebook Post 2:
The deadline is approaching fast to apply for National PTA’s PTA Advocacy Spotlight!
If your PTA has a story of advocating effectively for change at the local, state or federal level, apply to present at National PTA’s 2020 Legislative Conference.
Apply now: https://forms.gle/CmDL3aCo2vvMYHpq5
Facebook Post 3:
Is there an issue that inspired your PTA to take action for kids? Don’t miss the chance to apply to share your PTA’s advocacy story at National PTA’s 2020 LegCon. Details at https://forms.gle/CmDL3aCo2vvMYHpq5
E-Newsletter
Apply to share your PTA’s Advocacy Story!
Has your PTA advocated effectively for change at the local, state or federal level? Does your PTA have a strategy for advancing National PTA’s Public Policy Agenda? We want to hear from you! This year, National PTA’s Legislative Conference will feature PTA Advocacy Spotlights – a chance for state, regional or local PTAs to share stories of an issue that inspired them to take action for kids. Apply today to share your PTA’s advocacy story through the PTA Advocacy Spotlights!
The deadline to submit a nomination is Tuesday, November 12.
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