Pikesville Middle School

To contact the Pikesville Middle School PTA:

E-mail the PTA at pythonpta@gmail.com
Leave a note in the PTA President's mailbox in the school office

PMS PTA Calendar

2009-2010

2009-2010 Pikesville Middle School PTA Meeting Dates

All meetings will be held in the library,
beginning at 7:15PM.

**With the exception of November, all meetings will be held on the 2 nd Wednesday of the month.

Wednesday, September 9, 2009
Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Wednesday, November 18, 2009 **

December: no meeting…Happy Holidays!

Wednesday, January 13, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, April 14, 2009
Wednesday, May 12, 2010

Contact Pikesville Middle PTA at pythonpta@gmail.com

PMS PTA Officers and Committee Chairs

2009-2010

President: Michelle Horodowicz
1st Vice President: David Wendt
2nd Vice President: Susan Waldman
Treasurer: Beth Gray
Corresponding Secretary: Teresa Pucci
Recording Secretary: Stephanie Ferber

Volunteer Coord.: Amy Yankellow
Author in Residence: Anne Hammel
Artist in Residence: Kath Sargent
Parent Education: Debbie Dauer
Reflections: Stacey Johnson
Community Projects: Lynne Kness
PMS Lighted Sign: Lisa Belman
Hospitality: Nancy Bastista
Teacher/Staff Appre. Week: Shelby Charles
PMS Directory: Stephanie Ferber
Fundraising: Susan Waldman
Membership: Lynne Kness
Box Tops: Teresa Pucci

Up-coming Meeting Topics
Wednesday November 18th Stress Management - Colleen Lippens, Jewish Community Services Do you parents feel stressed at times? Kids. You love them like crazy. They drive you crazy. Relax. Stress is a normal pat of parenting. Learn how to manage stress, so you can manage the kids - and everything else!! Do you think your children feel stressed? Stress. It's a part of every student's life. It's tough to juggle papers, parties, friends, sports...But there are ways to get it all done. Learn how to manage time without loosing your mind! This interactive program will offer tools to help parents identify and address some of the stressors in their own lives as well as their children’s. Several stress management and relaxation techniques will be taught that can easily be included in your daily life.
Wednesday, January 13th Gangs in our Community - Frank Clark, Department of Juvenile Services (State of Maryland) Gangs have been a part of the fabric of our society in ways that, previously, we never could have imagined. Maryland is not exempt from this national dilemma. This training/workshop will focus on Maryland's gang culture. Youth Gangs a re more persistent and menacing than other times in history. It will also assist the participant to recognize the signs of gangs in communities, and their language, dress and culture. This training's design will provide information to help parents, service providers, community groups, youth programs, and teachers to understand the mounting challenge that our your face each day. This session is designed to provide participants with an overview of the gang problems that are impacting our youth. The session will also provide information regarding the THUG and gang mentality, as well as the media influences. There will also be discussion strategies for Prevention and Intervention.

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