This committee will help the 4th grade students run both the Pizza Bingo and Ice Cream Social fundraisers to help fund their 5th grade beginning of the year Project Adventure trip.

Grade level representatives help manage the day to day and logistics of each grade’s programming.

This committee will work with the Booster team to promote and manage this year's LSPA Glow Run Fundraiser.

Post content to LSPA Instagram page to promote current events, etc.

3 year commitment (year 1: VP, year 2 & 3: Co-President). It is set up this way to ensure there is a succession plan as folks roll off the board. The VP and Presidents meet monthly with school admin to plan out school events (e.g. picnics, field day, glow run, teacher appreciation, etc.), assist admin with ordering school supplies (e.g. sports equipment, snacks for teachers lounge, etc.) and also help with other things as needed. We have various sub committees that run the events (e.g. social committee, room parent coordinator, library volunteers, enrichment, etc.) so the board serves as oversight and is the liaison between school admin and parents.

This committee works to run our school store. They get parent and student volunteers, order merchandise, and keep track of sales.

This committee selects and purchases gifts for individuals (such as principal, librarian, and nurse) that the LSPA wishes to thank, as well as end of year gifts for all teachers and staff. The time commitment is sporadic throughout the year.

This committee works to schedule the picture day and organize photo sessions with each grade throughout that day. School pictures are usually taken in September/October.

This committee organizes various 5th grade activities including the Fall Social Fundraiser, October "Don't Leave Your Kid Hangin'" Fundraiser, T-shirts, Project Adventure, Ice Skating, Pool Party, Yearbook, Moving-On, etc.

This committee works with the Physical Education staff to organize parent volunteers and communications for Field Day in June. It also coordinates lunch and snacks for Field Day.

This committee provides refreshments for various LSPA events and meetings (such as the spring and fall picnics), helps to organize parent social events, as well as the Teacher/Staff Appreciation Luncheon in May. The committee works throughout the year.

This committee works to make our school a greener environment. They work on various initiatives throughout the school year such as lunchroom recycling and composting.

This committee works to improve the physical environment at Lincoln School. The time depends upon projects selected in cooperation with school administration. Traditionally there are two clean-ups each year (Fall & Spring) and a variety of improvements as needed.

This committee is divided into groups, which help organize the many activities of the library including: recruiting and scheduling library volunteers, helping with book repairs and overdue lists, organizing the Book Fair, processing new books, shelf reading and inventory. The time commitment depends upon which sub-committee you choose to work on.

Room parents support the teachers with class events/parties, manage class lists, take care of teacher gifts, etc.

This committee works with teachers to put together and run optional before/after-school programs that are available to students. Responsibilities include working to post the description of these programs and help with student sign ups/enrollment.

The co-chairs work with faculty/grade level representatives to provide enrichment programs for all Lincoln students. These programs are designed to enhance curriculum and include visiting scientists, artists, etc. Co-chairs oversee total enrichment (including overall budget) and are the liaisons for total enrichment programming. The time commitment is throughout the year. The co-chairs also represent Lincoln at Community Schools Association (CSA), an umbrella organization of all school enrichment activities.

This committee manages the annual Direct Appeal fundraiser and associated Paypal account, transfers funds to the bank, and works closely with the treasurer to ensure financial records match up.

Manage content on the LSPA website and make sure that it is accurate and up-to-date

The communications editor organizes material for the LincLetter, a weekly newsletter describing news and activities at Lincoln School. Work is ongoing throughout the year but can be completed from home. The LincLetter is sent electronically to families on Tuesday mornings. Email blasts are sent out as needed. Can be once or several times a week.