Stand Up! Stand Out!
The PTA’s new Student Experience Series begins with a theatre program about standing up when a peer is excluded or treated badly. Second and third graders will attend.
Welcome, Central families
The PTA brings to life joyful traditions, student enrichment experiences, community-building events, and teacher appreciation efforts, so everyone loves to be here.
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About your PTA
The Central Parent Teacher Association provides support and resources for our entire school community. Together, we fund cultural activities, community-building events and unique learning opportunities for students, families, teachers and staff.
There’s a place for everyone here—whether you have an hour, a day, or a role to contribute, we would love to include you.
Contact the PTAWeek of September 28
The quick version of this week’s Tiger Talk—dates, reminders and what families need to do.
The PTA’s new Student Experience Series begins with a theatre program about standing up when a peer is excluded or treated badly. Second and third graders will attend.
Students are invited to show their Central spirit by wearing orange and black to school.
Minions & Monsters will be shown on the Central blacktop and field. Bring chairs or blankets; every child needs an adult. Concessions are cash only.
Walk, bike or scoot for student raffle tickets. On Monday, the first 70 participating parents receive free Ramblin Coffee until 9:15 AM. The daily walking school bus meets at 8:25 AM across from Walter’s.
Meet at Giles Park, at the corner of Orienta and Old Post Road. The group will leave by 8:20 AM to walk to Central together.
Kindergartners and one grown-up are invited. Please leave siblings at home and dress for an outdoor evening on the gym blacktop.
Please contribute $20 per adult—not per household—to support Scare Fair, Book Fair and other fall programs. Membership does not require a time commitment.
No school October 12. Early dismissal is at 2:45 PM on October 16. The K–2 Math Night planned for October 14 is being rescheduled; a new date will be announced.
Scare Fair is October 24 from 12–4 PM. Grades 3–5 Tinkering Night is October 28 from 6–7 PM, and the all-school Halloween Parade is October 30 from 2:15–3 PM.
What we do

Scare Fair, Pizza Bingo, the Central Crawl and family traditions that bring us together.
Cultural arts, author visits, Math and Tinkering Nights, the school play and talent show.
Teacher grants, classroom resources, the book fair and appreciation for faculty and staff.
Woodlands, gardening, composting, Walk to School Week, Earth Week and the Bike Rally.
Get involved
Help at one event, take on a behind-the-scenes project or lead a beloved tradition. Every contribution makes our community stronger.
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