Category: Past events

PTA GENERAL MEETING Tuesday, September 22nd at 6:30pm

September 22, 2020 PTA GENERAL MEETING Via Zoom Join Zoom Meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84214414493?pwd=eTQwQUN2OWNDMXFOdTMreWk2S3JNZz09 Tuesday, September 22nd at 6:30pm PTA to share updates on current events and projects, as well as vote on budget, free membership and Equity Committee. **All are welcome; you do not need to be a PTA member to attend!** Agenda 6:30–  Greeting 6:35–  Approval …

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PTA APPLE & PEAR SALE

PTA APPLE & PEAR SALE IS HERE! 9/14-10/2 Please consider buying seasonal apples and pears to support our Richmond PTA and Kiyokawa Family Orchard, a local third-generation Japanese farming family.   Proceeds benefit Richmond PTA programming, so buy juicy, ripe fruit for pies, applesauce, lunches, and just plain good eating!   Thanks to our friends at the Bleeding Hearts …

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Emergency Preparedness

Overwhelmed trying to cope with poor air quality and thinking about a potential wildfire-driven evacuation during a pandemic? You aren’t alone. This is new and unsettling for many of us. The PTA Emergency Preparedness Committee has put together a few resources that we hope you’ll find useful no matter what your level of preparedness is. …

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Richmond Cares Week 3: Comfort a Senior Citizen

Richmond Cares Week #3: Comfort a Senior Citizen May 18-22, 2020 Isolation can be lonely, but we are lucky that we are not isolating alone. We have our families to isolate with. Some of the loneliest people in our communities are seniors that live alone. Many senior citizens live in group communities, but because of …

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Richmond Cares Week #2: Thank an Essential Worker

Richmond Cares Week #2: Thank an Essential Worker May 11-15, 2020 It is tough to stay at home and miss the things we love to do, but some people don’t have the option to stay home, because their jobs are necessary for our society to function. We call these people essential workers. Some essential workers …

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Richmond Cares Week #1: Teacher Appreciation

Richmond Cares Week #1: Teacher Appreciation May 4-8, 2020 Welcome to Week 1 of Richmond Cares! In our first week, we will be celebrating some extraordinary people in our community — Richmond teachers and staff! In the past, we have showered our Richmond leaders with coffees, massages, acupuncture, potluck lunches, flowers, notes, and artwork from …

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