PTA CALIFORNIA CONGRESS OF PARENTS MIDLAND ELEMENTARY PTA

Programs

1. Book fair: promotes student reading in school and at home by providing a venue for students and parents to buy age appropriate books for students and to donate books to the classrooms on campus. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

   $7,271 spent
   18% of program spending

2. Class supplies: promotes student education in school by reimbursing each teacher up to $200 each for classroom supplies and instructional materials. Benefits approximately 627 students.

   $5,048 spent
   13% of program spending

3. Family fun nights: promotes student welfare on campus and at home by providing safe, low cost activities for students, parents, teachers and administrators to come together have fun and thereby strengthen the bond between educators and families. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

   $1,710 spent
   4% of program spending

4. Junior library guild: promotes student education on campus and at home by using junior library guild service to obtain books for the school library and assures the students will have access to well reviewed, age appropriate books to borrow from the library. Benefits approximately 627 students.

   $2,436 spent
   6% of program spending

5. Poway days parade: promotes student welfare at school and home by participating in city community event. Students, parents, teachers and administrators come together have fun and thereby strengthen the bond between educators and families. Benefits approximately 627 students.

   $955 spent
   2% of program spending

6. Spirit wear: promotes student welfare by providing an avenue to obtain school themed clothing to wear which fosters school spirit and encourages bonding among students, teachers, administrators and parents. Benefits approximately 627 students.

   $3,852 spent
   10% of program spending

7. Sock hop dance:promotes student welfare on campus and at home by providing safe, low cost activity for students, parents, teachers and administrators to come together have fun and thereby strengthen the bond between educators and families. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

   $1,906 spent
   5% of program spending

8. Staff appreciation week: promotes student education by helping the school support teachers with appreciation activities & luncheon. Benefits approximately 627 students.

   $793 spent
   2% of program spending

9. Back to school rally: promotes student welfare on campus and at home by providing refreshments and back to school information booths for students, parents, teachers and administrators thereby strengthening the bond between educators and families. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

   $524 spent
   1% of program spending

10. Pancake breakfast:promotes student welfare on campus and at home by providing safe, low cost activity for students, parents, teachers and administrators to come together have fun and thereby strengthen the bond between educators and families. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

    $1,776 spent
    4% of program spending

11. Yearbook club: promotes student education on campus and at home by offering a campus club for students to make contributions to the compilation of the school yearbook. Participants explore journalism and photography. Contributions to the yearbook from the student perspective foster school spirit and encourage bonding among students, teachers, administrators and parents. Benefits approximately 627 students and their families.

    $250 spent
    1% of program spending

12. Support for 5th grade promotion: promotes education of students at school and at home by recognizing academic achievement. Benefits approximately 105 5th grade students and their families.

    $1,360 spent
    3% of program spending

13. Assemblies: promotes student education at school by providing educational assemblies. Benefits approximately 627 students.

    $300 spent
    1% of program spending

14. Field trips: promotes student education by helping to fund age appropriate field trips to venues that supplement student curriculum. Benefits approximately 627 students.

    $10,000 spent
    25% of program spending

15. DADS' CLUB: PTA sponsored club to encourage student caregivers to come together to work on more physically demanding school facilities/grounds projects. BENEFITS APPROXIMATELY 627 STUDENTS.

    $534 spent
    1% of program spending

16. International craft night: promotes student welfare on campus and at home by providing safe, free activity for students, parents, teachers and administrators to come together. Participants receive a "passport and visit mutltiple stations to learn about different cultures around the world while creating crafts to match. Benefits approximately 627 students.

    $372 spent
    1% of program spending

17. International pen pal: promotes student education at school by matching students at midland elementary to similarly aged/grade level peers at schools in other countries where they communicate back and forth via written letters. Program includes mini lessons and writing prompts given in each session. Benefits approximately 627 students.

    $90 spent
    0% of program spending

18. Library excellence: promotes student education on campus and at home by providing a budget with pta to purchase award winning books not available for purchase from scholastic or other book fair company proceeds or from junior library guild membership. Assures the students will have access to well reviewed, age appropriate books to borrow from the library. Benefits approximately 627 students.

    $451 spent
    1% of program spending

The 18 programs described on its FY2023 Form 990-EZ. Program spending in total: $39,628.