Brenda Williams - President

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​​​PTA MISSION & vALUES

SPIRIT WEAR

upcoming events


February 10-14  "Baby, I Love You" Diaper Supply Drive

November 25  "Grateful for You" Teacher Linner

April 22  Earth Day Clean Up





If you are interested in any role or would like to be involved this year, contact any member of the committee or click the link below


Our new Community Service Committee will be dedicated to empowering Nantucket students to to action to make our community a better place to live. This committee will be responsible for running projects that focus on the bettering the environment helping our fellow citizens and personal health. 

COMMUNICATIONS

Jenn Sanchez

Julia Larson - Vice President

cOMMITTEE chair

Jessica Wilson - Secretary

Brenda Williams

COMMUNITY EVENTS

upcoming events

​STAFF APPRECIATION DAYS

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Oct 2  Custodian Appreciation Day
Nov 4-8  School Psychologist Week
Feb 3-7  School Counselor Appreciation Week
April 7-11  Librarian Appreciation Week
April 7-11  National Assistant Principal Week 
April 22  Bus Driver Appreciation Day

April 23  Administrative Day (Front Office Staff)
May 1  School Principal Day
May 2  School Lunch Hero Day

May 5-9  Teacher Appreciation Week
May 7  School Nurse Day
May 18  Speech Pathologist Day


upcoming events


upcoming events


October NES Spiritwear Campaign





Kisha Dorch

cOMMITTEE chair

WHO WE ARE

       2024 - 2025 PTA Executive boarD 

Caitlin Gentine - Treasurer

cOMMITTEE chair

The Nantucket PTA works closely with the school administration to help support and provide needed items. ​We have donated:


  • Little Library (2022)

  • New Water Fountain (2021/22)

  • Hybrid Supplies - Mask lanyards, charging cords, etc (2020/21)

  • 90 Chrome Books and 2 Charging Carts (2019/20)

  • Two Buddy Benches (2018/19)​

  • An Early Reading Intervention Program (2017/18)

  • 60 Chrome Books & 2 Charging Carts (2017/18)

  • Replaced 4 Classroom Projectors (2016/17)

  • 6 Picnic Tables for the Shade Structure (2016/17)

  • Portable PA System (2015/16)

  • The Playground Shade Structure (2015/16)

  • AV Classroom Broadcast System (2013/14)

  • 40 Chrome Books and Charging Cart (2013/14)

  • Replaced all Classroom Carpets (2013-2016)

  • Math Kits (2012/13)

  • Classroom Smart Boards (2012/13)

cOMMITTEE chair

upcoming events


September 17  Ledo Pizza Spirit Night

October 14-22  Boosterthon Fundraiser

November 8  Skate Night at Skate Zone

February 18  Ledo Pizza Spirit Night
November 14  Ledo Pizza Spirit Night 

March 14  Skate Night at Skate Zone

May 20  Ledo Pizza Spirit Night

YEAR-ROUND - ACCEPTING PTA REGISTRATION

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Chris Schiavone

Committee chair

COMMUNITY SERVICE

Support

We meet with the school as well as, survey parents and teachers to determine Nantucket's top needs! Then we work to fill the need!


fundraise

 We host a Boosterthon Fun Run every other year. In the off years we run two small fundraisers, one in the Fall and one

in the Spring. 



PTA's mission is to make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.

WHAT WE DO

upcoming events


August 15  Popsicles on the Playground August 15  Chalk the Walk 

August 22  Sneak a Peak 

September 27  Paint Night 

October 25  Trunk or Treat

January 17  Movie Night 

February 7  VIP Dance 

April 11  Paint Night

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HOSPITALITY

The hospitality committee has the very enjoyable task of showing appreciation and support for our wonderful faculty and staff. The committee provides meals and small gifts throughout the year. Volunteers are needed to donate and/or shop for food and set-up and clean up from events. 

The spirit wear and school kits committee runs both drives. Volunteers will assist with selecting vendors and options available for sale, collect payments, and distribute purchases. 

FUNDRAISING

The community events and programs committee plans free family events for our school community. In addition to determining what events the PTA will sponsor, the committee members work with outside vendors and partners as needed; coordinate use of the building and facilities with school staff; publicize and promote the event; coordinate event volunteers and manage the event itself, including set-up and clean-up.

Brittany Kozlowski

Erin Waite

The fundraising committee is responsible for selecting and running the programs or sales that fund PTA programs. In addition to the direct appeal that is underway, the PTA sponsors restaurant fundraisers and works with outside vendors and suppliers; create fundraiser order forms and information; collect forms and payments, and coordinate delivery of all items.

FUNDING HISTORY

Kate Johnson

cOMMITTEE chair

Swapna Sripada

​​​​​​​​​Nantucket Elementary School PTA

    COMMITTEES

The membership committee runs our annual membership drive. Volunteers will assist in data entry, proofreading and distribution of membership cards.

Co-Chairs

Events

Every year we hold multiple events for Nantucket Families to attend. These events are free to PTA members and their families. 


The communication committee develops content for our website, Facebook, and Twitter pages. The team works with every member of the executive board and all committee chairs to ensure our PTA members are kept up to date with the projects and events.

cOMMITTEE chair

cOMMITTEE chair

MEMBERSHIP

Emily Bakely

  • Collaboration: We will work in partnership with a wide array of individuals and organizations to broaden and enhance our ability to serve and advocate for all children and families.


  • Commitment: We are dedicated to children’s educational success, health, and well-being through strong family and community engagement, while remaining accountable to the principles upon which our association was founded.


  • Diversity: We acknowledge the potential of everyone without regard, including but not limited to: age, culture, economic status, educational background, ethnicity, gender, geographic location, legal status, marital status, mental ability, national origin, organizational position, parental status, physical ability, political philosophy, race, religion, sexual orientation, and work experience.


  • Respect: We value the individual contributions of members, employees, volunteers, and partners as we work collaboratively to achieve our association’s goals.


  • Accountability: All members, employees, volunteers, and partners have a shared responsibility to align their efforts toward the achievement of our association’s strategic initiatives