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‘LIFE AT THE BEACH”
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Volume #5
January 1, 2015
All seniors please bring any acceptance or scholarship awards notifications you received from your colleges or
universities to the Guidance Office. We would like to place the banner in the main hallway.
All acceptances and scholarships recipients will now be listed on the Guidance website.
MID TERM EXAM SCHEDULE
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Monday, January 26 – Science
English
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Tuesday, January 27 – Mathematics
Foreign Language
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Wednesday, January 28 – History
Regular Academic Schedule, Period E to I
CLASS OF 2019
SCHEDULING ORIENTATION
CELEBRATION OF THE ARTS
Parents and members of the Class of 2019 of Point Pleasant Beach High School are invited to attend a formal
introduction to the High School on Wednesday, January 7, 2015 at 7:00 P.M. in the High School Gym. It will include a
showcase for special subjects: Band, Chorus, Technical Drawing, Woodworking, Home Economics, Foreign Language,
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and Art. Parents will be able to arrange appointments to meet with a Guidance Counselor and select 9 grade courses
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for their children. There will be evening appointments on January 21 in the high school guidance office. Appointments will
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be available for Bay Head and Lavallette students during the day on January 20 in their respective school locations.
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Antrim students will meet on January 21 from 8:45 A.M. – 11:45 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. – 2:00 P.M. in the Antrim Library.
MUSIC PARENTS ASSOCIATION
WREATH SALE:
Many thanks to all parents, students, and patrons who generously supported our December wreath sale.
WINTER CONCERT:
Congratulations to all our musicians who performed so spectacularly at the concert on December 11th under the direction
of Ms. Emma Fretz. The music program has really grown this year at PPBHS thanks to a large group of Freshman choir
and band students. We would also like to thank all those who provided baked desserts and worked at our concession
tables before, during and after the concert.
SCHOLARSHIPS:
The Scholarship committee will be meeting soon to work on this year's criteria. Any Senior Band/Chorus student should
start thinking about applying for this scholarship.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Jazz Band and chorus will be performing at the 'Celebrate the Arts' evening on Wednesday, January 7th. This night is for
incoming students to get a taste of all PPBHS has to offer.
Next MPA meeting: Thursday, January 8, 2015 @ 7:00 PM in the HS Music Room
Happy New Year to all!
Point Pleasant Beach Music Parents Association
([email protected])
President: Karen Foley
Vice President: Marion Henderson
Treasurer: Cathy Morgan
Secretary: Sharpe Beaton
([email protected])
([email protected])
([email protected])
([email protected])
Keep the Music Going!
BOOSTER CLUB NEWS
HAPPY NEW YEAR! We hope you all had a wonderful holiday season! It was wonderful to celebrate the success of the
Fall Sports Teams at the JV and Varsity Banquets. Congratulations once again to all our athletes on a job well done! A
special thank you to Cindy Trabattoni on her incredible efforts for the fantastic Varsity Banquet that was held at Crystal
Point. The event was SOLD OUT! Thanks also to Michelle vanWoerkem and Melania Tighe for making the JV Banquet
also a great success.
Please send in your quilt raffle ticket booklet! This one of a kind quilt made from a collection of Beach apparel and
Jerseys will surely be a treasure to the Winner !!
Mark your calendars! January 24th is the PPB Ocean Fire Company #1 Annual Beefsteak Dinner/Comedy Night - this
year, the PPBHS Boosters will be co-hosting! This will be a fun night with good food, good company and great laughs!
Tickets are $40 each. Please contact Suz Shea 732-948-2491 to get your tickets! Checks Payable to PPBHS Boosters.
The winter sports programs are underway and we ask for your continued support - come out and watch our Garnet Gulls
in action as they compete in Girls and Boys Basketball, Wrestling, and our co-op sports programs with Manasquan in
bowling, swimming and ice hockey.
Booster Members loved weekly reports in the Fall, we are getting them out weekly for the Winter then Spring...BUT...we
can only do so with your help! Please send in your reports to [email protected] or to [email protected].
Thanks to our regular contributors !
If you are not a Booster member it is never too late to join!! All are welcome. Sign-ups NOW ONLINE! It is only $15 per
family to join!! You get a lot in return for a small investment! Please see https://www.facebook.com/ppbhsboosters
Our next Booster meeting will be held on Wednesday, January 14th, 2015 at 7:30 P.M. in the High School Cafeteria.
GO BEACH!!
PPBHS BOOSTER OFFICERS 2014 - 2015
Joe Wegrzyniak, President
[email protected]
Cathy Franzoni, Vice President
[email protected]
Duke Clement, Treasurer
[email protected]
[email protected]
Suzanne Shea, Secretary
732-759-1005
908-783-7097
732-892-1400
732-948-2491
PTO
HAPPY NEW YEAR to our Point Pleasant Beach school community! Thanks to all who participated in our Dining Out
Raffle! The winners were very happy with their prizes and we were able to raise the needed money to fund our PTO
activities and scholarships. Thanks to those who donated baked goods and beverages for the Holiday Semi-Formal.
The gymnasium looked beautiful and everyone enjoyed the festivities. Thanks also to everyone who supported our annual
Holiday Sportswear Sale. Hope everyone enjoyed their BEACH holiday gifts! Please be sure to know that Beach
Sportswear is on sale year round. The order form is on the web page, just fill out and return with your check to the high
school main office.
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We welcome you to attend our January 13 membership meeting 7:00 P.M. in the High School Media Center, please get
involved. New Members and new ideas are always welcome.
PPBHS PTO on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ppbhspto
PPBHS PTO Officers for 2014-2015
President: Tracey Jackson
Vice President: Donna Daly
Treasurer: Cathy Jamison
Secretary: Suzanne Shea
732-295-8495
732-278-4161
201-414-2535
732-948-2491
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
[email protected]
PROJECT GRADUATION
I hope everyone had a fabulous Christmas holiday! Now it’s January and it’s time to start thinking ahead to Project
Graduation 2015. These next few months will fly by and we have a lot to do. We start off with three Dodge Ball
Tournaments which have been scheduled to benefit Project Graduation. The dates are all Saturdays: January 31,
February 28, and March 28, from 7:00 P.M. – 9:00 P.M. An information flyer, the official rules and tournament signup
sheet are in the flyer section of this newsletter. Please take a look! Volunteers will be needed to make these fundraisers
successful, as well as donations of drinks and snacks that will be sold.
The following volunteers are needed:
Two (2) parents to run the refreshment stand.
One (1) parent to help bracket the teams.
Three (3) students or parents to check-in and register teams.
Three (3) students or parents to collect spectator fees.
Six (6) to eight (8) students to officiate and retrieve balls.
Refreshment donations are needed as well. The following items are needed:
6 cases of water
6 cases of Gatorade
4 cases of soda
6 boxes of individual chips or snack packs
6 boxes of assorted candies (suggestions: Sour Patch Kids, Swedish Fish, M&M's Plain, M&M's Peanut, Skittles)
All donations can be dropped off that evening or dropped off at the main office prior to the tournaments.
Please contact me as soon as possible if you are willing to volunteer. If you can make a donation, please let me know
what you plan to give so I can organize our snack stand. I can be reached at [email protected], (home) 732-7010403 or (cell) 732-995-7673.
Thank you so much for your Support
Marie Kurtzke
Coordinator
NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
The following members of the Junior and Senior classes have been accepted for membership in the Atlantic Chapter of
the National Honor Society. There will be a Candlelight Induction Ceremony at the F. Thomas Crawley Auditorium in the
Antrim School on Sunday, February 8, 2015 at two o’clock in the afternoon. Parents and guests are asked to come at two
o’clock while the candidates to come at one o’clock for preliminary work. There will be refreshments served in the
cafeteria after the ceremony.
Seniors: Tess Abadrabo, Cassidy Alia, Thomas Allgeier*, Amy Branciforte*, Allison Butow, Shelby Catala, Alexander
Ciorlian*, Molly Conway, John Daly, Joya Diaz, Steven Dyson, Christopher Erbe, Jake Fioretti, Kathryn Frio, Katherine
Goodrich, Samantha Hamilton, Nicholas Hartman, Ethan Hasse, Nicole Iuliano, Chloe Johnson, Samantha Kelly, Taylor
Kuhne*, Brianna LaGuardia, Molly Laterza, Anastasia Mancini, Abigail McCarthy, Cara Menio, Kelly Ohlinger, Carly
Pringle, Marielle Ravally, Gabrielle Rich, Alexa Russell, Matthew Savage*, Zachary Schaller *, Lana Scherer, Theresa
Schliep, Indigo Shea, Casey Sloan, Tatiana Stevens, Daniel Taylor, Matthew Thompson, Samantha Trabattoni, Deanna
vanWoerkom, Megan West, and Alexandra Winter
Juniors*: Nicholas Antognoli, Loren Balunis, Alex Barnes, Paige Biundo, Victoria Cartagena, Moorea Cioppa, Tara Clark,
Giancarlo Crivelli, Joseph DelGrippo, Madeline Dever, Adam Durrua, Alexa Fant, Emily Foster, Brianne Gallina, Trevor
Hinds, Mackenzie Kinnevy, Joseph LaDuca, Jillian Lamb, Robert Lissenden, Kate Malcolm, Miles Mancini, Jack
McDonald, Zachary Morgan, Hillary Muller, James Panzini, Morgan Parry, Kaitlyn Potter, Erinne Regan, Evangeline Reid,
Sarah Remig, Ryan Sheehan, Jessica Ulbrich, Kayla Ullrich, Joseph Van Borstell, John Wagner and Madeline White.
*New Members
The Honor Society members have been very busy emptying the truck to prep the pantry for community help and also
working at holiday basket and toy/gift distributions. I am so proud of our continued commitment to this worthwhile service
to our community.
MISS POINT HIGH 2015
CANDIDATES
Miss Point High will be held Saturday, April 18, 2015 in the High School gym. This year’s Chairpersons are Mackenzie
Kinnevy and Evangeline Reid.
Congratulations to the following senior girls who are the six Miss Point High Candidates for 2015.
Tess Abadrabo
Julianna Bravo
Shelby Catala
Victoria Clement
Joya Diaz
Samantha Trabattoni
JANUARY HAPPENINGS
January 5, 2015
School
Opens
January 7, 2015
Celebrate the Arts/
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8 Grade Orientation
High School Gym
7:00 P.M. Snow Date Is January 15th
January 8, 2015
Music Parents Meeting
7:00 P.M.
Music Room
January 13, 2015
PTO Meeting
7:00 P.M.
High School Media Center
January 14, 2015
Booster Meeting
7:30 P.M. High School Cafeteria
January 27, 2015
Mid-term Exam
½ day schedule
January 19, 2015
Martin Luther King
No School
January 28, 2015
Mid-term Exam Regular Academic Schedule
Periods E to I
January 26, 2015
Mid-term exam
1/2 day schedule
PRINCIPAL’S P.S.
In what seems to have been the proverbial “blink of an eye,” another New Year is upon us. For some, this might bring yet
another opportunity to lose those unwanted pounds that are so easily gained over the holiday season; for others, it might
include the resolution to be a better person, make new friends, or learn different skills. Just about anything seems
appropriate to focus on as we ring in the New Year.
For me, however, this "new year" gives me another opportunity to continue to be an advocate for our students and to
ensure that they come to school in a safe and nurturing environment. I will also continue to be resolute in maintaining the
same level of academic excellence which all of us have come to expect here at “the Beach.” Of utmost importance to me
is to work with the faculty, staff, and school community to continue to implement our district’s Mission Statement: The
Point Pleasant Beach School Community will strive to prepare all students to exceed the expectations of the New Jersey
Core Curriculum Content Standards through an effective learning environment. Our students will become independent
life-long learners, empowered with 21st century skills needed to think critically and succeed in a competitive global
society. We will instill in all students an understanding and respect for individual differences.
Perhaps my good intentions of cutting calories might eventually fall by the wayside (it’s so difficult to say no to that second
helping of dessert!), but I can and do promise to be diligent in following through with every one of my New Year's
resolutions that deal directly with our school community of Point Pleasant Beach.
Happy New Year!
Ms. Terri M. King,
Terri M. King, Principal
September 23, 2014
TO:
Chief School Administrators
Charter School Lead Persons
Administrators of Approved Private Schools for Students with Disabilities
Administrators of Nonpublic Schools
FROM:
Susan Martz, Assistant Commissioner
Division of Student Services and Career Readiness
SUBJECT:
Media Violence and Youth: Impact of a Child’s Exposure to Media Violence
The American Academy of Pediatrics reports that by the age of 18, the average American child will have viewed
200,000 acts of violence on television. Some studies suggest that exposure to violence in the media increases the
chances that children will behave more aggressively, experience more anger and hostility, think more about
aggression and violence, and become “numb” to images of violence.
In response to this concern and in an effort to increase awareness, the Legislature passed and the Governor signed
P.L.2013, c.146, which requires the New Jersey Department of Education to prepare and make available on the
department’s website information on how a parent can limit a child’s exposure to violence on television, cell
phones, computers, and other electronic devices.
In accordance with the law (N.J.S.A. 18A:40-44(c)), school districts are required to distribute the pamphlet to the
parents or guardians of students attending the schools of the district. A copy of the pamphlet is attached. The
pamphlet is also available on the department’s website at
http://www.nj.gov/education/students/safety/behavior/media.shtml for electronic distribution.
Thank you for your efforts to support positive student development. Should you have questions on these
requirements, please contact the Office of Student Support Services at (609) 292-5935.
SM/NC/s:\sss unit\projects\media violence pamphlet\broadcast memo--pamphlet distribution3.docx
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Members, State Board of Education
David C. Hespe, Acting Commissioner
Senior Staff
Nancy Curry
Kelly Allen
Elaine Lerner
Greg Kocher
Executive County Business Officials
Executive County Superintendents
Executive Directors for Regional Achievement Centers
NJ LEE Group
Garden State Coalition of Schools
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MEDIA
violence
and Youth:
Impact of a
Child’s Exposure to
Media Violence
s early as the 1970s, the United States Surgeon
General advised parents to limit the exposure of their
children to violent television shows and films. This
advice was based on studies which indicated that watching
violent television shows and films was linked to increased
aggression in children and adolescents (Steinfeld, 1972).
Since that time, the media landscape has changed. New
technologies, in combination with Internet connections, have
increased children’s access to a variety of content that they
may view anytime, and anyplace. Scientific studies have
revealed that violent content in video games, and on the
internet, is also related to increased aggression in children and
adolescents. A recent review of over 130 studies, with over
130,000 participants, demonstrated that on average, playing
violent video games increased the chances of aggressive
behavior by 10-20% (Anderson, 2010).
The Media Violence Commission appointed by the
International Society for Research on Aggression found that
the studies reviewed showed that exposure to violence in the
media causes people to: behave more aggressively;
experience more anger and hostility; think about aggression
and violence more often; and/or become desensitized or
“numb” to images of violence. Exposure to violence in the
media has also been shown to decrease the chances that
children will behave kindly or in an acceptable manner, and/or
show appropriate self-control. Effects have been shown
regardless of the type of medium (television, movies, video
games, music, cartoons, etc.), age, gender or where the
person lives in the world. Therefore, parents should limit the
amount of time that children are exposed to violent content in
the media, and on electronic devices (Report of the Media
Violence Commission, 2012).
Symptoms of Overexposure to
Violence
In the Joint Statement on the Impact of Entertainment
Violence on Children, multiple medical groups, including the
American Academy of Pediatrics and the American
Psychological Association, recognize that viewing
entertainment violence can lead to an increase in aggressive
attitudes, values and behaviors in children and adolescents.
Children who are regularly exposed to violence through
television, films, music or video games, may exhibit some of
the following signs or symptoms of overexposure to violence
(Warning Signs, 2013):
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An increase in rule breaking or disobedience
Difficulties in school and truancy
An increase in aggression
More frequent nightmares and sleep disturbances
Appearing immune or numb to violence
Pro-violence attitudes
An increase in self-protective behavior
An increase in feelings of anxiety
Antisocial attitude
Dishonesty
Hostility towards police
Substance abuse
Loss of ability to empathize with a victim
Feelings of hopelessness and depression
Pamphlet created pursuant to an Act concerning a child’s exposure to media violence created by the
Senate and General Assembly of the State of New Jersey (P.L.2013, c.146).
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Predictors of Violent Behavior in Youth
The Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency
Prevention’s Study Group on Serious and Violent Juvenile
Offenders analyzed current research on predictors of youth
violence, and determined that exposure to the following
factors may increase likelihood (risk factors) that a child will
engage in violent behavior (Hawkins, 2000).
Individual Risk Factors:
 Nervousness, withdrawal, worrying and anxiety
 Hyperactivity, concentration problems,
restlessness and risk taking
 Aggressiveness
 Substance abuse
 Favorable attitude toward violence
 Involvement in nonviolent criminal offenses
 Hostility toward police
 Early initiation of violent behavior
 Deviant behavior, and anti-social beliefs and
attitudes
Family Risk Factors:
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Parental criminality and/or mental health issues
Child maltreatment
Poor family management practices
Lack of parental involvement
High levels of family conflict
Parental attitudes favorable to substance use and
violence
 Parent-child separation
 Domestic violence
School Risk Factors:
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Academic failure
Low bonding to school
Chronic absenteeism and dropping out of school
Frequent school transitions
Peer-Related Risk Factors:
 Delinquent siblings
 Delinquent peers
 Gang membership
Community and Neighborhood Factors:
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Poor socioeconomic conditions
Community disorganization
Availability of drugs and firearms
Neighborhood adults involved in crime
Exposure to or involvement in violence and racial
prejudice
hat can parents do?
Movies, television shows, computer and video games are
created for users of different ages and maturity levels.
Parents can protect children from exposure to violence on television,
movies and other electronic devices by knowing what their children are
watching. Before purchasing or allowing children to view media, parents
are encouraged to preview the media; read video game reviews; ask other
parents their opinions of new and popular video games; and check the
rating symbols and content descriptions. Talking to older children about
what they are viewing is also important.
Some television shows have content that may not be suitable for
children. Parents can manage what shows children have access to by
utilizing parental control options, which allow customers to restrict access
to specific programs based on ratings, titles or channels. Further
information on parental controls can be obtained from the cable provider.
The rating symbols and content descriptions of video games and cell
phone applications (apps) can help parents select age and content
appropriate games. The Entertainment Software Rating Board (ESRB)
considers a number of factors when assigning ratings, and will provide age
recommendations such as: Early Childhood, Everyone, Teen, Mature and
Adults only. ESRB ratings also include information about violent content.
More information may be found at www.esrb.org.
Tips for Parents
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Talk with your children and help them to learn how to separate fantasy
from reality.
Watch your own viewing around young children.
Set up video games and computers in common areas (i.e. in the living
room, kitchen).
View shows with your children and help them to understand what they
are watching.
Increase your children’s engagement and interest in other activities that
expand their imagination and develop their ability to solve problems.
Play video games with your children and ask them about the game.
Set limits on how often, and how long, your children may play video
games or view television or movies
o 1-2 hours per day for children between the ages of 2 and 18
o None for children under the age of 2
Be cautious with “online-enabled” games. Many popular games can
be played with friends (and strangers) over the internet and are not
rated by the ESRB.
Monitor your children’s on-line activity, social media and use of apps.
Use password protection features to limit your children’s access to
electronic devices.
Talk with the parents of your children’s friends regarding acceptable
use of electronic devices.
Visit websites, like Common Sense Media, that provide parents with
age-appropriate recommendations and information on the content of
video games, movies, apps and videos. More information may be
found at www.commonsensemedia.org.
Created by the Media Violence Working Group:
Charlotte Arr, Past President, New Jersey Parent Teacher Association
www.njpta.org
Dr. Paul Boxer, Associate Professor of Psychology and Senior Fellow in Criminal Justice
Rutgers University, Newark
http://www.newark.rutgers.edu/
Nancy Curry, Director; Kelly Allen, School Climate Specialist
New Jersey Department of Education, Office of Student Support Services
http://www.state.nj.us/education/students/safety/
Debra Keeney, MA, CSP, and NJASP President-Elect
New Jersey Association of School Psychologists
www.njasp.org
Dr. Rodney Logan, NJPSA Board Member and Principal, Ewing High School
New Jersey Principals and Supervisors Association
www.njpsa.org
Lance Simek, MSW, school social worker, Mercer County Technical Schools
http://www.mcts.edu/
Resources used in the development of this pamphlet may be found at
http://www.nj.gov/education/students/safety/behavior/media.shtml
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ASSOCIATION MEETING SCHEDULE
General Membership Meetings are held the 2nd
Wednesday of each month at 7:30pm in the
PPBHS Cafeteria.
Please mark your calendar for the following dates:
September 10, 2014
October 15, 2014
November 12, 2014
December 10, 2014
January 14, 2015
February 11, 2015
March 11, 2015
April 15, 2015
May 13, 2015
June 10, 2015
Point Pleasant Beach High School Booster Association
[email protected]
POINT PLEASANT BEACH GARNET GULL
BOOSTER REGISTRATION FORM 2014/15
Parent / Guardian _______________________________________________________________
Address _______________________________________________________________________
Phone# _____________________ E-MAIL ___________________________________________
Student Name(s) __________________________________________________Grade________
________________________________________________ Grade ________
________________________________________________ Grade ________
Annual Membership Fee: $15.00 per family, check payable to PPBHS Booster Association
$15 per family + any additional donation = $__________enclosed
Please return this form along with your check to: PPBHS Booster Association
c/o PPBHS, 700 Trenton Avenue, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
As a Booster I am willing to help with:
Snack Stand (Football) Volunteer
Snack Stand Food Donations
Football 50/50 Sales
Basketball 50/50 Sales
Bridge Coin Toss
JV Sports Banquet Food Donations
Your Booster Association works hard to provide scholarships to students, equipment and
supplies to the teams, recognition awards and six Sports Banquets each year. Family
membership is a consideration for student scholarships.
BOOSTERS…. Helping the Beach Build Leaders!
For more information email: [email protected]
Point Pleasant Beach High School PTO
700 Trenton Avenue
Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey 08742
2014-15 PTO MEMBERSHIP FORM
The Point Pleasant Beach PTO sponsors and supports numerous programs for the
students and teachers at our high school. We are striving for 100% of our school community
families to join the PTO. Your support is greatly appreciated!
WITH YOUR SUPPORT THE PPBHS PTO STRIVES TO ANNUALLY PROVIDE:
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Spirit Week Funds for all four classes
Scholarships to our graduating seniors (family PTO membership is a consideration for awarding scholarships)
Support of Project Graduation
Teacher/Staff appreciation activities
Financial support for special programs such as last year’s Steered Straight Assembly
Keep up-to-date with the activities of the PTO by attending meetings, reading the HS monthly
newsletter, and by “liking” us at: www.facebook.com/ppbhspto
ANNUAL PTO MEMBERSHIP DUES IS $10 PER FAMILY.
Please return the bottom portion of this form with your $10 membership dues
either to the HS main office or at our first meeting. Checks payable to PPBHS PTO.
FIRST PTO MEETING is Tuesday, September 9th, 2014, 7pm in the Media Center
Meeting Schedule 2014/2015 Oct 14 (in cafeteria for home coming speech voting),
Nov 11, Dec 9 (raffle drawing), Jan 13, Feb 10, Mar 10, Apr 14, May 12
Thank you for your support!
NAME___________________________________________ PHONE______________________
ADDRESS____________________________________________________________________
EMAIL(S)_____________________________________________________________________
Would you like to receive PTO News via email?
yes____
no_____
STUDENT(S) ENROLLED IN PPBHS
NAME____________________________________________GRADE_____________________
NAME____________________________________________GRADE_____________________
NAME____________________________________________GRADE_____________________
NAME____________________________________________GRADE_____________________
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED contact me to help with the following: Soliciting Prizes for Dining Out Raffle Prizes (now)_______
Sportswear Sales at Football Games (report to trailer a half hour before the game) Sept 5_____(scrimmage) Sept 26_____ Oct 3____ Oct 17____ Oct 24____
Helping sell Dining Out Raffle Tickets at the Festival of the Sea on Sept 20_______would like to chair this committee______
Baked Goods/Donations for the Holiday Semi-Formal (Dec)_______
ENTERED__________
Spring Fund Raiser (tba)_______ would like to chair this committee______
CHECK#______CASH
Scholarship Committee (June)_______
PPBHS Music Parents’ Association
Membership Application
2014-2015
Our dedicated and passionate group of volunteers supports the Point Pleasant Beach High School Music
Department (Band & Chorus). Members raise funds, host events, and support our music students and
director. Funds raised by the Music Parents’ Association (MPA) are utilized for: Student Scholarships,
Annual Trips, Music Banquets, and various other needs of the Music Department.
We welcome you and encourage you to join us!$10Checks should be made out to: PPBHSMPA.
Please note the change in time: Meetings are held in the High School Music Room at 7:30pm. The
entrance to the music room is on Foreman Avenue, adjacent to the handicap parking lot for the
Presbyterian Church.
Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Nov. 13, Dec. 4 2014
Jan. 8, Feb. 5, March 5, Apr. 16, May 7, 2015
Please email: [email protected] for more information or to volunteer your services!
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PPBHS MPA FAMILY MEMBERSHIP
PLEASE PRINT:
Student Name(s): ____________________________________________________
MPA Member(s) Name(s): _____________________________________________
Contact Phone(s): ____________________________________________________
Mailing Address: _____________________________________________________
To receive information from PPBMPA please provide
MPA Member(s) Email(s): _____________________________________________
Pleasant Point Beach H.S.
Project Graduation Fundraiser
Dodgeball Tournaments
Saturday, January 31, 2015
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Saturday, March 28, 2015
7:00-9:00 PM
Team Member
$5.00 each
EACH TOURNAMENT
Six Members Per Team
Divisions for Tournament
Elementary Division: Grade 4-6
Middle School Division: Grades 7-8
High School Division: Grades 9-12
Adult Division: 18 year and older
Spectators Fee
Students $2.00
Adults $3.00
For more information contact Lisa Kitchenman at
732-492-5599 or [email protected]
Return forms and payment to:
Pt. Pleasant Beach High School Main Office, or to
G. Harold Antrim Elementary School Front Office or mail to
Point Pleasant Beach H.S. 700 Trenton Avenue Pt. Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742
Attention: Marie Kurtzke or Lisa Kitchenman
All forms and fees must be received by the day before each tournament.
Check payable to: Project Graduation
Point Pleasant Beach H.S.
Project Graduation Fundraiser
Dodge Ball Tournaments
Consent is hereby given for__________________________________________
to participate in the Pt. Pleasant Beach High School Project Graduation Dodge Ball
Tournament described below:
PLACE: Point Pleasant Beach High School Gymnasium
DATE:(Circle) Saturday, January 31, February 28, March 28, 2015
PURPOSE: Project Graduation Fundraiser Dodge Ball Tournament
TIME OF EVENT: 7:00 - 9:00 PM
TEACHER(S) IN CHARGE: Lisa Kitchenman & Marie Kurtzke
OTHER INFORMATION: All teams will consist of six players of the same
division (grade level/age). The cost is $5.00 per person/each tournament.
Each team will have a team name and must wear the same color shirt. Entries
will only be accepted if all six permission slips are filled out entirely and are
handed in together with the entry fee. This document signifies that I understand
the rules and will abide by them, to ensure the safety of all student/adults
involved. Failure to adhere to these rules will result in disqualification and
immediate removal from the tournament. It is understood that every care will be
taken, but that the teacher in charge is not personally responsible for any injury,
or loss of property.
Student’s Signature_____________________________________Date______
:
Phone Numbers Home______________________Cell__________________
Parent/Guardian Signature________________________________Date______
Phone Numbers: Home_______________________Cell__________________
Team Name_______________________________________________________
Team Color________________________Division________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Player’s Name____________________________________________________
Amount Paid For Named Player_____________Check #______ Cash_______
January 2015
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