Why Volunteer ? Research shows that when parents are involved in their children's education, children are more likely to: Earn better grades Score higher on tests Attend school regularly Have better social skills Show improved behavior Complete homework assignments Be more positive in their attitude toward school Graduate and continue their education
Meeting Schedule The PA meets once a month (usually the first Monday) during the school year, from 6:007:30 p.m. in Miss Nan’s library in Old House. 2012-2013 PA meetings September 10th October 1st December 3rd February 4th
Oldfields School Parent Association TheParentAssociation@OldfieldsSchool.org
April 8th - Officer appointments When parents become involved in their children's education, the adults are more likely to: Have a closer relationship with the faculty and administrators, thus feeling more comfortable seeking information or sharing concerns Become more aware of policies, procedures and school community news Get to know their daughter’s friends Form friendships with other parents Scholastic achievement and the PA: A two-year study of home and school influences on scholastic achievement among children found that formal involvement in parent-school activities was the most important variable connected to all literacy skills.
May 6th - 2013-2014 Planning Events and Programs Schedule Parent Reception - August 28th Breakfast with Taylor Smith - September 13th
Officers 2012-2013 President: Jodi Taylor Vice-President: Katie Rodgers
Fall Family Weekend - October 12th-13th Race for the Cure, Team Oldfields - Oct. 21st Fall campus decorating - October 7th Winter campus decorating - December 3rd Teacher Appreciation - June 10th
Oldfields School 1500 Glencoe Road Sparks Glencoe, Maryland 21152