CALIFORNIA STATE PTA DENOUNCES RACIAL INJUSTICE AND CALLS FOR GREATER EQUITY AND INCLUSION

California State PTA denounces racial injustice, violence, and the recurring brutal mistreatment of African Americans in our nation. We stand in solidarity with the friends and family of George Floyd in demanding change.

As parents and caregivers, we do everything in our power to protect our children from harm, but the reality of continuing discrimination and injustice makes that impossible for many of our children and families of color. This cannot continue.

California State PTA joins our community, education, and equity partners in seeking concrete actions to address the pattern of institutional discrimination and violence against black people. We commit to examine our own practices and structures to work towards eliminating implicit bias, racism and inequities. We call on our thousands of local PTAs throughout California to bring to life the principles of inclusion, equity, and diversity. PTA strives to create communities that provide safety, opportunity, and a nurturing environment for all children and families.

A Message From the PTSA President:

Be Informed. Get Connected. Join PTSA!

It's more important than ever to stay involved. PTSA is an inclusive, organized and talented group of parents, staff and students who want the best for our school, even during these difficult times. Your paid membership allows us to support these amazing programs at Westview. Here are some of them:

Career Connections

Adopt a Family

Art Appreciation

Grad Nite

Senior Scholarships

Student/Staff Recognition

Staff Appreciation & Mini Grants

Mental Health and Wellness

***You will also save money on special offers (see the CAPTA website for a list of discounts)

When you join, you will have a voice and be eligible to vote! We only have 4 Association meetings: September 8, 2020, January 12, 2021, April 6, 2021 and June 8, 2021.

There are only a few years left of school with your child, so take the time to be informed and get connected!

With much gratitude, Sandy Johnson