CorpusRecord 119007

District 30 PTOs Honored by the Board of Education

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Source
YouTube / District 30 Schools
Date
2026-05-22
Location
Cook County, IL
Material
Transcript
Extent
189 words · about 2 min
Collected
2026-06-20

Transcript

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001Last but certainly not least, could I please have our PTO presidents come on up to the front. >> [applause] >> Make sure we're going to clap just as loud for them as we do for kids, right? And you guys get cookies at the end, too. Right? You know for next year, lot of elves. All right. Board member Blondin and I are honored and it is absolute pleasure to recognize and thank these amazing six women, our PTO co-presidents, for their dedicated support and significant contributions throughout the year. Our school PTOs are committed to improving the educational environments and enriching the lives of our students and families. These individuals standing before you are vital to maintaining a strong connection between home and school. Over the course of their leadership, they have devoted countless hours volunteering to organize events, raise funds, collaborate with administrators and staff, and so much more. It has been a privilege to work alongside these exceptional women. Their partnership enhances enhances my leadership and helps make District 30 an outstanding community. It is my honor to recognize Westcott PTO co-presidents, Maria and Alani, come on down. >> [applause] >> Willowbrook co-presidents, Janet and Anne, come on down. >> [applause] >> And last, but certainly not least, our Maple PTO co-presidents, Janavi and Sneha, come on down. >> [applause] >> Let's give these ladies a huge round of a >> [applause]

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