eBlast Mar 27, 2024 - Cherry Chase PTA newsletter

Eblast Editor Role Open

Join the PTA communications team as the eBlast Editor and help shape the narrative of our Cherry Chase community! As the eBlast Editor, you'll stay on top of weekly news and upcoming events from the PTA and curate the email content to share with families and members of our community. If you have a keen eye for detail, a passion for storytelling, and love connecting with people through words, this role is perfect for you. Express interest by sending an email to eblast@cherrychasepta.org and be the voice that keeps our community informed, inspired, and connected every week!

Submit Walk-a-thon Pledges Now!

Thank you to all who have submitted pledges already. Remember, if all students in a class raise at least $15, the class will get a pizza party!

• Fundraising is still ongoing! The pledge donation deadline is Friday, April 5th.
• Donating by credit card? Go to 99Pledges and search for your student by first name. Don't forget to share with friends and family!
• Donations made with cash or check can be submitted to the Cherry Chase school office in an envelope using the donation form included in the Walk-A-Thon packet sent home with each student.
• Submitting an employer-matched donation? Please use this form so your student gets credit for the funds raised.
• The Walk-A-Thon award ceremony is on May 10th! Check out our list of prizes for top earners and for students with the most donors!

Report Your Volunteer Hours

Thank you to everyone who has volunteered this year at Cherry Chase! Whether it was behind the scenes or at an event, interacting with students, parents, or teachers and staff, your help made a difference this year in maintaining a strong community foundation for our school.



Getting a count helps the PTA plan for next year and helps the greater PTA organization advocate for education.

Please respond by May 1 : Volunteer Hours Survey.

Software for Students

Thanks to your generous support, PTA has purchased school licenses for software that students use in the classroom, such as Raz Kids, Flocabulary, and BrainPOP. For more info, ask your student's teacher how they incorporate programs like these in their teaching.