Friday, March 31, 10am: PTSA General Membership Meeting
Wednesday, April 19, 6pm: PTSA Bingo Night
May 8 - 12: Staff Appreciation Week
Full Events Calendar can be be found on the PTSA Website.
News and Updates
Executive Board Needed
Would you like to help set the direction for the PTSA and want to be more “in the know” about what happens at school? Interested in meeting new people, all the while working in service of our students? Then please consider joining our PTSA Executive Board. If you’re interested in learning more or have someone you think would be great on the board, please contact Amy Finholm at amyfinholm@gmail.com.
Golden Acorn Nominations Needed
It's time to recognize those in our community who go above and beyond in being of service to our students and school. The CMMS PTSA presents the Golden Acorn Award to honor those that have shown outstanding volunteer service for our students that meet the mission of PTA: promoting the health, welfare, safety and education of ALL children and youth in our schools and community. If you know someone you think deserves this recognition, please complete a nomination form HERE by Monday, March 20th. Questions? Contact awards@cougarmountainptsa.org
Save the Date
The CMMS PTSA will be hosting a Bingo Night on Wednesday, April 19th, from 6-8pm. Mark your calendars for now! More details to come! Questions? Contact Amy Finholm at amyfinholm@gmail.com.
Community News
Issaquah Schools Foundation Luncheon
Support the return of the Issaquah Schools Foundation’s annual fundraiser, Nourish Every Mind Student Showcase, on Thursday, April 27th! Reconnect with friends over a light lunch as students share how your support has made a difference in their educational journey. Come curious, leave inspired! All are welcome; complimentary lunch provided; no cost to attend. More information can be found HERE.
Many of us have confided in others during dark times, and vice versa. But it can feel awkward, if not downright frightening, not knowing what to do when a loved one or a peer shows suicide warning signs. Developed by Forefront, the five simple and effective LEARN® steps empower individuals to help others move in the direction of hope, recovery, and survival.
What do you know about eating disorders? Experts have indicated that eating disorders in teens have exploded since the pandemic. Myths and misconceptions abound about these complex medical and psychiatric illnesses. Not always originating from body dysmorphia, they are linked with high achievement and are a form of coping mechanism for stress, anxiety, and a loss of control over one’s life. Betsy Malm from the Eating Recovery Center in Bellevue will help you understand causes, how to recognize signs and symptoms, and how parents and counselors can support students who may be struggling. Q&A will include students who can answer questions about their personal experience.