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Cedarwood Parent Club does many exciting things on and for our campus. They are a key resource for our staff and students when the need arises. They are responsible for putting on several events throughout the year. In the fall, they host the Cedarwood Carnival. Our carnivals are very successful and always promise a good time for the whole family. Every December, they open Kris Kringle's Closet for our students to come shop for gifts for friends and family for the holidays. Muffins with Mom and Donuts with Dad are also events hosted by our Parent Club. This year they put on the first ever Pastries with Grandparents. This was a huge success and can't wait for next year’s event! PTC is also in charge of operating our snack bar. We are able to purchase new technology for students to use with profits generated through the snack bar. PTC is crucial to the success of Cedarwood. They are always looking for volunteers. They hold several meetings throughout the year, so there is still time to get involved! Please see the list below of future meetings! We look forward to seeing you! 

What is Parent Teacher Club?
The Parent Teacher Club is a non-profit organization of parents, guardians, teachers, students, and staff at our school site. Our mission is to plan community events to raise money to support the programs and educational experience that sets our school apart from the rest.


What does membership entail?
Membership is a great way to ensure future quality academic and co-curricular programs. Your membership requires no commitment of time or meeting attendance. We encourage you to take an active role in the education of our rising generation by joining the PTC! 

 

School Assessment and Review Team (SART):  meets monthly during the school year to assess and review effectiveness of policies, procedures, programs and curriculum/textbook adoption, which are in place or proposed at Cedarwood Elementary.  In March, CUSD conducts the annual SART Survey.  This survey solicits parent opinion on curricular, co-curricular, technology, and other issues facing the district.  SART is the only body entitled to process these surveys; the compiled results are shared with the community. 

 

 

School Site Council (SSC):  meets quarterly with administrative, teacher, parent and student representatives to review and adopt the school site plan and grant final approval on all categorical funds.