2026-02-23T20:26:09-08:00 2025-06-30 853304783 TEMEN FARROS CO CPAS 2730 LONE TREE WAY STE 4 ANTIOCH CA 94509 990EZ 2024-07-01 946174705 PTA CA CONGRESS OF PARENTS WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY PTA PTAC 4154040370 565 WINE ST RICHMOND CA 94801 SHARIYAR ZAREA Treasurer 2026-02-23 true true CHRISTOPHER FARROS P02305362 9257572661 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X X WWW.WASHINGTON-PTA.ORG X X 140022 X 32931 61418 1490 0 44183 1876 42307 0 138146 121457 121457 16689 95387 112076 95387 112076 95387 112076 95387 112076 THE PURPOSE OF THIS ASSOCIATION, IN COMMON WITH THE PURPOSES OF THE NATIONAL PTA AND CALIFORNIA SATE PTA ARE TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH IN 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. Our top PTA Accomplishments, please see below:(1) Music Program partnership with Contra Costa College of Music providing weekly classroom music lessons to students. 1st - 2nd graders started with beginning piano and had Fall classroom presentations. The 3rd students received a personal recorder to use both at school and home and rehearsed in preparation of their Spring Recital. Students in grades 4-6 are encouraged to select a wind or brass instruments they are interested in to receive lesson. (2) Garden Program partnership with Grow Together Bay Area through WCCUSD for a Garden Educator in the Spring who organized classroom instruction by grade/teacher about photosynthesis, plant lifecycle, gardening, and nutrition. Fruit, vegetables, and herbs from the garden were distributed to school community. Additionally, we hosted two large garden clean-up days where students, parents, faculty, and community members planted new beds, organized irrigation, and collected trash and compost in school gardens.(3) Art/Paint Nights - offered students and faculty free virtual paint nights in the spring (March, April, & May). Parents/students and faculty signed up in advanced and were supplied with all necessary the art/paint materials, plus a zoom link to the painting session. Painting sessions were recorded in case any missed or would like to do the activity again. (4) Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration worked with teachers to organize a virtual HHM Facebook Premiere Event. K-3rd grade teachers selected a topic to present and record that would educate and highlight different regions/countries of Latin America/Hispanic speaking places in forms of music, dances, and important figures. 4th-6th grader teachers allowed students investigate and complete a recorded presentation on different countries, artists, food, etc. All video recordings were compiled to create a dynamic 2hour long presentation with for the school community to access on Facebook. Additionally, all students and faculty were given treat bags with snacks representing 5 different countries, games, and educational activities.(5) Black History Month Celebration and Juneteenth partnership with African American Parent Advisory Council (AAPAC) to honor and celebrate the beauty and history of Black Culture. For BHM helped to organize Literacy Monday in which members of the community would read aloud to students from black authors or literature to amplify the black culture, as well as a Special Assembly with Superintended Dr. Hurst. For the last Friday of the school year, we helped to organize a combined Field Day and Juneteenth Celebration with AAPAC, provided a BBQ, games, and music for students to come together to learn and understand the relevance of Juneteenth. (6) Read-a-Thon during 15 days in November, students were reading to assist the PTA to raise funds for our special events and programs (like those listed above). PTA helped organize special guest readers to come into classrooms and encourage students to read. Students who read the most per class and grade level were recognized, and as the classroom with the highest student participation. 114478 114478 KELLEEN PECKHAM President 10.00 0 PATTY PRADO Vice President 10.00 0 SHARIYAR ZAREA Treasurer 10.00 0 NOEL MCKENZIE-JOHNSON Secretary 3.00 0 ALAN BONILLA FINANCIAL SEC 3.00 0 SADIE EGAN CORRESP SEC 3.00 0 PAIGE TOMASELLI PARLIAMENTARIAN 0 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false CA SHARIYAR ZAREA 565 WINE STREET RICHMOND CA 948014054 4154040370 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 10188 2746 9131 16675 32931 71671 0 0 10188 2746 9131 16675 32931 71671 0 71671 0 0 0 71671 1.00000 1.00000 X KINDNESS-A-THON 27377 27377 1463 READ-A-THON 16806 16806 413 44183 44183 1876 1876 42307 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $288 Other Expenses.1 MISC PROGRAM EXPENSES $23768 Other Expenses.2 HISPANIC HERITAGE MONTH $20600 Other Expenses.3 6TH GRADE FIELD TRIP $17266 Other Expenses.4 MUSIC PROGRAM $11929 Other Expenses.5 TEACHER FUNDS $11428 Other Expenses.6 GARDEN/NUTRITION $10000 Other Expenses.7 ART PROGRAM $6772 Other Expenses.8 BOOK FAIR $6442 Other Expenses.9 BLACK HISTORY MONTH $6273 Other Expenses.10 MEETING EXPENSES $3091 Other Expenses.11 CONFERENCE & CONVENTION $1804 Other Expenses.12 MISC ADMIN EXPENSES $1182 Other Expenses.13 SQUARE FEES $327 Other Expenses.14 COPY EXPENSES $107 Other Expenses.15 WORKERS COMPENSATION $74 Other Expenses.16 MEMBERSHIP DUES $56 Other Expenses.17 BANK CHARGES $28 Other Expenses.18 PAYPAL FEES $22