Reminder! PTSA program on Zoom this Wednesday @ 6:30 pm, “WTF? What’s the Foundation?

MW building

MW buildingWednesday, March 30, 6:30 pm on Zoom: “WTF? What’s the Foundation?”  What exactly does the Foundation do for our students and teachers? What’s the difference between the Foundation and the PTSA? What does Night of the Dragon support and what can I expect that night?  Join us for a presentation and Q/A session with Foundation Executive Director Ginger O’Neill and PTSA Treasurer and Auction Committee Member Anne Ewald.

Zoom Link:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86787854892?pwd=VW9ybm1Gc0ZhU3V2WkQzbmdoVGJ5UT09

Meeting ID: 867 8785 4892
Passcode: 291373

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