Keheley Elementary PTA

The St. Patrick's Day carpool brought to you by MANagement was yet another success. Most people know about the magical leprechaun, but little is said about his trusty sidekick, the Lou-nicorn.

It was a great end to Celebrate our Differences / Exceptional Children's Week as PTA surprised the staff in our special education classrooms with gift bags filled with soaps, lotions, treats from Pop Queen Baked Goods and more.

If you have a 5th grader, and have not already paid your dues, please do so now.

This money goes directly back to 5th grade activities for the end of the year including a petting zoo, yard signs, and bounce house. Scan the QR code, or click the link below. The more people who pay, the more elaborate these events can be. If you don't know whether you've paid or not, please reach out to: [email protected]

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/fifth-grade-25-26-keheley-dues

The Nominating Committee of Keheley PTA respectfully submits the following nominations for the PTA executive board next school year:

Co-President: Kate Milberger
Co-President: Katie Scott
Co-VP: Micheal Garza (Membership)
Co-VP: Lisa Eisla (Ways & Means)
Secretary: Helene Cano
Treasurer: Emi Fosmore

Nominations will be put up for a vote to our general membership at the next General Membership Meeting on Tuesday, March 24 at 5:15, just before our Art Show and Math Night event.

Wear your favorite St. Patrick's Day gear on Friday, March 13 at morning carpool and help us welcome students with a fun, upbeat start to their day! Costumes optional. Coffee encouraged. Love of our kids - required.

Stop by and let's spread a little luck together!

RSVP not required, but it helps us plan: https://www.keheleypta.org/carpool

Congratulations to all of the families who survived the final Digital Learning Day of the school year. Take a bow. You did it. Back to school tomorrow.

‼️If you are a 5th grade parent, please sign your kiddo up for the talent show! We want all 5th graders who want to participate to have a chance.‼️

Click the link below. If you have any issues please reach out!

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-S0yO7eb7ZB0vEm2Tfl3WNQ7VsZWGsiLV40_HgxnS_U/edit?usp=drivesdk

Today our students are taking part in our an annual STEAM day, a way to introduce them to science, technology, engineering, arts, and math careers. The event features guest speakers, hands-on activities, and interactive demonstrations to inspire interest in these fields. Keheley PTA and Foundation supports this event in multiple ways including providing a snack and lunch spread for our guests to enjoy during the day. Not shown are the delicious deli sandwiches from Publix.

Today is National Day of Reading, the perfect excuse to hit pause on screens and open a book instead. During the school year, kids spend plenty of time on computers for learning and homework. While technology plays an important role, too much screen time can leave kids feeling wired, distracted and glued to the couch.

If you’re looking for a simple, meaningful way to celebrate National Day of Reading, carve out extra reading time! Here are four benefits of swapping screen time for reading time.

4 Benefits of Swapping Screen Time for Reading Time - Our Children Magazine National Day of Reading – February 27 – is the perfect excuse to hit pause on screens and open a book instead. During the school year, kids spend plenty of time on computers for learning and homework. While technology plays an important role, too much screen time can leave kids feeling wired, di...

Please join PTA on Tuesday, March 24 at 5:15pm in the Keheley cafe before Math Night as we have a General Membership Meeting. In addition to providing updates on events and end of the year activities, we will hold elections for Executive Board Officers for the 2026/2027 school year.

Our full meeting schedule can be found at the URL below and minutes for our last general membership meeting should be posted there in the coming days.

https://www.keheleypta.org/pta-meetings

Literacy is the foundation for success in every subject, shaping how children think, communicate and understand the world around them. Helping your child improve their literacy doesn’t require a teaching degree – just consistency, creativity and a little intention!

Small, everyday habits can make a powerful difference. From playing rhyming games to building a reading routine, these nine practical tips will help you nurture your child’s literacy skills in ways that feel natural, engaging and fun.

9 Ways to Improve Your Child’s Literacy - Our Children Magazine Literacy is the foundation for success in every subject, shaping how children think, communicate and understand the world around them. Helping your child improve their literacy doesn’t require a teaching degree - just consistency, creativity and a little intention! Small, everyday habits can make ...