Engaging for Student Success: The Parent Club at Cold Spring School District

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Parents play an integral role at Cold Spring School. So crucial, that there is a club devoted to their involvement, called Parent Club! Its mission is to create opportunities for the students, families, and the larger community to connect with each other in order to engage and empower all the students at Cold Spring School. 

“Our district has a variety of extracurricular activities to support students’ learning environments, and we also provide parents and guardians with the opportunity to be more involved with the school district to support their students’ experience as well,” says Amy Alzina, Superintendent, Cold Spring School District.

The Parent Club actively helps the school community by sponsoring social events, welcoming new families, and raising funds to acquire playground equipment and classroom learning materials. In addition, the Parent Club coordinates after-school enrichment programs and many other programs that benefit our students.

This is achieved by collaboration. Parent Club works with organizations and talent throughout the community to establish premium opportunities and access for every student.

“Parent involvement is critical to the progress of our district,” says Yuri Calderon, Chief Business Officer, Cold Spring School District. “Our school is shaped by our community, and we support our community in return. By working together, we optimize the resources available for our students, staff, and families, thus planning for a future of student success.

”Parent Club endeavors to create a diverse organization that offers possibilities for direct involvement with student life, as well as solidifying relationships within the larger Cold Spring School community. Parent Club provides direct classroom support in collaboration with the teachers and staff to furnish an enriched setting for all students and to help inspire each child’s success.

With the anticipation of the back-to-school season, Cold Spring School District encourages parents to participate in the Parent Club. Learn more by visiting https://coldspringschool.net/parent-club

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