The 2009-2010 Calendar & Directory - Syosset High School
The 2009-2010 Calendar & Directory - Syosset High School
The 2009-2010 Calendar & Directory - Syosset High School
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Parent Teacher Association<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Syosset</strong> Council of PTAs was organized in 1954 and includes representatives from all eleven<br />
PTA/PTSA units in the <strong>Syosset</strong> Central <strong>School</strong> District. It forms a part of the Nassau District and<br />
the New York State PTA, a branch of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers.<br />
<strong>The</strong> Council voting body consists of the president, the principal and six delegates from each elementary<br />
unit. <strong>The</strong> secondary schools are represented by the president, the principal, the assistant<br />
principals, as well as seven delegates from each middle school, and fourteen delegates from the high<br />
school. SEPTA is represented by the president, the Director of Pupil Personnel Services and six<br />
delegates.<strong>The</strong> Superintendent of <strong>School</strong>s is also a voting member of the Council.<br />
PTA Council serves to strengthen and coordinate the activities of its member units, to promote<br />
cooperation and communication on community-wide projects, programs, and activities<br />
that will fall within the scope of PTA objectives.<br />
All PTA Council Executive Board and General Meetings listed in the calendar begin<br />
at 8:00 p.m.<br />
PTA Council Officers<br />
President<br />
1st Vice President<br />
2nd Vice President<br />
3rd Vice President<br />
4th Vice President<br />
Recording Secretary<br />
Susan Parker<br />
364-2401<br />
Roberta Dochter<br />
921-4252<br />
Stephanie Avidon<br />
935-8234<br />
Belinda Wiseman<br />
692-7884<br />
Julie Gropper<br />
921-5055<br />
Lisa Fallah<br />
364-9259<br />
Corresponding Secretary Sandi Kroll<br />
933-4826<br />
Treasurer<br />
Past President<br />
<strong>The</strong>resa Gordon<br />
921-7227<br />
Susan Contino<br />
921-2753<br />
PTA Objectives:<br />
* to promote the welfare of children<br />
and youth in home, school, community<br />
and place of worship<br />
* to raise the standards of home life<br />
* to secure adequate laws for the care<br />
and protection of children and youth<br />
* to bring into closer relation the home<br />
and school, that parents and teachers<br />
may cooperate intelligently in the<br />
education of children and youth<br />
* to develop between educators and<br />
the general public such united efforts<br />
as will secure for all children and<br />
youth, the highest advantages in<br />
physical, mental, social and spiritual<br />
education<br />
Unit Presidents<br />
Baylis Sue Tabakin 677-0459<br />
Berry Hill Liza Rosen 677-0386<br />
Patty Santella 682-5117<br />
Robbins Lane Robin Altman 827-1310<br />
Tristen Sussman 390-9692<br />
South Grove Nikoletta Tsiolis 677-0833<br />
Village Yesim Kuliner 364-4656<br />
Jeanmarie Scanapico 496-3887<br />
Walt Whitman Karen Avrick 692-2444<br />
Margot Miller 364-2818<br />
A.P. Willits Vicki Leibowitz 677-0028<br />
Amy Starr 496-7353<br />
South Woods MS Robin Grossman 681-9070<br />
Donna Zaino 496-8296<br />
H.B. Thompson MS Shari Beck 933-1849<br />
<strong>Syosset</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> Marcia Sparer 496-3612<br />
SEPTA South Grove Amy Cantor 367-2918<br />
(Special Education PTA) Randi Gertler 692-6265<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Syosset</strong> Scholarship Fund, Inc.<br />
In 1958, the <strong>Syosset</strong> Council of PTAs and the <strong>Syosset</strong> Teachers’<br />
Association jointly sponsored the <strong>Syosset</strong> Scholarship Fund to promote<br />
higher education through grants to <strong>Syosset</strong> <strong>High</strong> <strong>School</strong> graduates. Annual<br />
fund raising activities are held to support the program, including a mailing<br />
campaign scheduled to begin in September <strong>2009</strong> and an annual theater<br />
party weekend in March <strong>2010</strong>.<br />
In June <strong>2009</strong>, 8 scholarships of $3,000 each were awarded to<br />
district graduates.<br />
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