Written by: Lisa Grant
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Fall 2010 - Box Tops
Written by: Lisa Grant
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Teacher Christmas Gifts 2010
Activity: Christmas Gifts
Person in Charge: Julie Knudsen
Date: December
PTO Cost: $77.09 for gifts purchased for the teachers gift exchange. We bought random items on Black Friday as well as fuzzy socks, soaps from Bath&Body Works, polish, scarfs, and jewelry from Lukels 1/2 price sale.
We put together baskets for the Teachers. Included were pie plates with names etched, caramel donated by Linda Gammon, movie tickets, popcorn, and drinks donated by Mike Daniels, hot chocolate (on sale for 50 cents at Smiths), snowflakes were attached (made by Janice Smith), with a service game card, Walmart gift cards ($25-50 dollars), and Rocky Road Candies made by Emily Harrison.
Review written by: Julie Knudsen
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Jon Schimdt Concert
Activity: Jon Schmidt Concert
Person in Charge: Debbie Knapton
Date: October 19, 2010
Ticket Cost: $10.00
Printed 700. Sold 413. 100 tickets sold at door.
Location: PG High School (scheduled in August)
PG High would not post on marquee.
Allow posters hung but no flyers on cars.
High Stage Crew worked as Ushers.
Use PG High Table and Chairs.
Breakdown of expenditures:
Jon Schmidt - $500
Sound guy - $500
Auditorium - $225
Prizes:
1st Prize – Itouch or Electric Scooter
2nd Prize - Nano Touch or Ripstick
3rd Prize – Bear or Kangaroo Zoo
Prizes Total – $407.95
Advertisement :
Posters (20) – Hung at Macey’s (Orem and PG),
PG Rec, PG High, CopyTec, Walmart, and
three at school.
Flyers (900 printed) – given to piano teachers,
Capelli’s, and music programs at PG High, PG Jr
High, AF High, AF Jr. High, Timpanogoes High,
Maeser, Timpanogoes Academy, Lincoln
Academy.
Gave extra flyers out to students day of
concert stating they could buy tickets at the
door.
Newsletters: Put add in neighboring cities newsletters.
Must submit 2 weeks before beginning of month.
Newsletter Contacts:
Cedar Hills - frontdesk@cedarhills.org
Lindon City - dcullimore@lindoncity.org
American Fork City - terilyn@afcity.net
Lehi City - twilson@lehi-ut.gov
Highland City - said no
Pleasant Grove City - said noAdvertising Total: $131.35
Profit: Over $2100.00
Other Important Information:
Invited JHCS students (5) to perform in a pre-show. Turned out pretty well because they sold tickets to people who wanted to see them.
Angie sold candy on way out. Sold a few ESSO watches there. No luck selling JHCS paraphernalia.
NO food in the P.G. auditorium . Not allowed to sell in the hallways before or during performance.
Should ask to get a cut of Jon’s sales since we should his CD’s for him.
Need a designated place at Miss Rutledge’s desk for ticket money. It got a bit messed up.
Need a better tracking system for who sold what tickets.
Posted current sales winners on doors at JHCS.
The Paypal account worked great!
Written by: Debbie Knapton and Julie Knudsen
Friday, September 3, 2010
Back to School Night 2010
Acitivity: Back to School Night Open House
Person in Charge: Rachel Schulz and Cindy Baggs
Date: August 18, 2010
Location: JHCS
PTO Costs: Bought 8 boxes of Otterpops for $20.00. Had enough left over to let the kids have more than
one.
Uniform Exchange
Volunteer Sign-ups
(Lunch helpers, Colonial Days, Parent Teacher conference dinners, Renaissance Feast servers, Handy man help, Dance Festival, Carnival, Jon Schmidt Concert help, Mountain Man Rendezvous, etc.)
T-shirt Orders
We took donations for the extend the floor project but you could also do PTO dues
Gave out Otter Pops (We bought too many)
We should have had a waiver for everyone to sign allowing the PTO to post pictures on the blog and print phone directory. A must do! It will save time in the future.
School Supplies 2010
Thursday, July 1, 2010
Dance Festival 2010
Date: May 26, 2010
Location: Discovery Park
Important information to know: Bought 50 pizzas. Gave students and teachers one slice and a drink. Sold the remaining pizza for $1 a slice or $7 dollars a pizza. Sold water and Capri-suns for $0.25. Sold lollipops for $0.25.
Review Written by: Julie Knudsen