[THIS MEETING HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FROM MARCH 2]
Current Madison PTSA members are always welcome to attend Board meetings.
Until further notice, the Board meetings will take place via Zoom. All current Madison PTSA members will be sent a link to join the PTSA Board meeting. Anyone else in the Madison community who wishes to participate may email a request to communications@madisonptsa.com.
Let’s celebrate Spring in a sweet way and help us raise some dough for Madison at the same time! There are two ways to get in on this sweet deal:
- Pre-order a dozen glazed doughnuts for $13, to be picked up in front of Madison Middle School on Friday, March 25, between 8:15-9:00 am and 3:45-4:30 pm.
- Buy a “Digital Dozen” for $13. Digital gift cards will be delivered via email after the fundraiser ends to be redeemed ANY time at ANY Krispy Kreme location.
Orders accepted until March 22 – DON’T DELAY!
We are excited to partner with Mission Cantina for a Dine Out for Madison fundraiser! On Wednesday, March 23, Mission Cantina (2325 California Avenue SW) will donate 20% of all sales, including food, alcohol, and gift cards.
We encourage Madison families to support this local restaurant while also supporting your Madison PTSA!
Here are four great ways to participate:
- DINE IN: Mission Cantina will be open 4:00-10:00 pm.
- PICK UP: View the menu and then place your to-go order at (206) 937-8220.
- TAKE AND BAKE: Pre-order “The Whole Enchilada” kit by Monday, March 21.
- STAY HOME: Buy a gift card to use another day.
Madison students, parents, caregivers and educators are invited to join the Madison PTSA Racial Equity Team for “Our History: A Different Perspective,” with Anita Garcia Morales, Co-founder of Racing to Equity, via Zoom. We are also welcoming families of feeder schools in the region.
Participants will:
- Gain a historical understanding of the intentional construction of racism and classism and its present-day impact
- Explore personal connections and how vestiges of the ‘history’ you learned manifest and impact your personal (and professional life)
- Deepen knowledge about the four kinds of racism and what is within your sphere of influence to change
- Cross-pollinate ideas and develop intentional practices to thrive as citizens centered on racial equity
There will be time for individual, small group and whole group participation. This interactive learning is geared toward middle school ages and up. After this session, you will more fully understand the roots of the institutional and structural racism and classism at all levels of our society.
Register now so we can send you the Zoom link before the meeting. We look forward to having you join us!