15th District PTA

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President 15th District

Myrdin Thompson
319 South 15th Street
Louisville, Ky 40203
485-3535

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Press release Honoring Myrdin Thompson 15th District PTA President

Press release CAP Blitz week Aug 2010

Reflections 2009 2010 PTA National Achievers

WHAS11 - JCPS 15th District PTA hosts 'Back to School Blitz'

WDRB41 - Free school uniforms and clothes

WAVE3 - Free back to school clothing for families in need

Basics for Kids
To benefit the 15th District PTA's Clothing Assistance Program

Tax Exempt letter request KYPTA

Fuel Up to Play 60: Fight for Healthy Kids Join the Movement Now!

Reflections Achiever Emily Liu

You've been "action alerted" what's next? by Myrdin Thompson

Time for a PEP Talk! by Myrdin Thompson

PTA Takes Action Federal Update
August 2010

Program helps dress children for school

Chris Locke in Aug/Sep "Dads and the PTA"

Myrdin Thompson in Sep "Way to Go Woman"

National PTA Parent Newsletter August 2010

Whitney Young student wins national art prize

Back to School with GMK: JCPS 15th District PTA Interview

KY School Garden Network Opportunities

Assumption grad wins top art honor

Growing Healthy Students and Families with PTA

The 15th District PTA is dedicated to helping the local units of the district strengthen their PTAs, and their members' family lives. The district encompasses the schools of Jefferson County, and Anchorage Public Schools. The 15th District PTA offers support, training, workshops, materials, and publications, as well as parent, teacher and student scholarships, student, teacher and school awards, and child advocacy. Together We Can...Make a Difference!

15th District PTA Board of Managers

15th District PTA Office
319 South Fifteenth Street
Louisville, Kentucky 40203
485-3535

President Myrdin Thompson
485-3535(W)295-1315(C)
ptapeep@gmail.com
1st Vice President Cherie Dimar 244-5171 Jdimar2@aol.com
2nd Vice President, Alisha Pasley 776-3648(H)
413-1123(C)
Wolf390120@aol.com
3rd Vice President and Immediate Past President Richard Gardner 499-9779 mrhgent@yahoo.com
4th Vice President and Exceptional Child Education Contact Theresa Mayfield 964-0703(H)689-2227(C) binetptamail@bellsouth.net
5th Vice President Rose Babiak 895-6004 rpbabiak@bellsouth.net
Secretary Barbara Fischer 969-8371 B1u3fisch@gmail.com
Treasurer Syndi Scherffius 899-1861 JLOsborn@bellsouth.net
Parliamentarian, Special Projects Chairperson Sharon Whitworth 485-3535(W)
477-8086(H) 592-4185(C)
sharon.whitworth@jefferson.kyschools.us
PTA Liaison Pat Todd 485-6250 pat.todd@jefferson.kyschools.us
Awards Chairperson Tomi Given 553-8340 tomigiven@insightbb.com
Clothing Assistance Program Coordinator Paula Wolf 485-7062(W)
CAP Office
767-3769(C)
84rabbit@bellsouth.net
Family Resource and Youth Services Center Chairperson Carol Bartlett 485-3703 carol.bartlett@jefferson.kyschools.us
Hospitality Chairperson Eddie Squires 930-3516 edwardsquires2013@yahoo.com
Male Involvement Chairperson Chris Locke 594-7231(C)
290-6309(W)
seehis@yahoo.com
Recycling Chairperson Richard Gardner 499-9779 mrhgent@yahoo.com
Safety Chairperson Susan Gardner 499-9779 slg203@yahoo.com
Student Representative      
Scholarship Chairperson Presley Pham 435-7270(C)
614-8839(H)
presleypham@yahoo.com
Legislative/Diversity Chairperson Carolyn Page 301-357-9161(C) ptacamp@yahoo.com
Web Master Brian Wampler 671-9450 brian.wampler@insightbb.com

             

What’s PTA all about?

every child. one voice.

PTA Mission:

  • To support and speak on behalf of children and youth in the schools, in the community, and before governmental agencies and other organizations that make decisions affecting children;
  • To assist parents in developing the skills they need to raise and protect their children;
  • To encourage parent and public involvement in the public schools of this nation. 

PTA Policy:

  • To promote the welfare of children and youth in the home, school community, and place of worship.
  • To raise the standards of home life.
  • To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth.
  • To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the education of children and youth.
  • To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for all children and youth the highest advantages in physical, mental, social and spiritual education.

 The broadest, and maybe the most meaningful
definition of volunteering: Doing more than you have
to because you want to, in a cause you consider good."

    -Ivan Scheier