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PTSA Board of Directors Meeting April 12, 2012 Minutes I. Call to Order The April Audubon PTSA Board of Directors meeting for the 20112012 school year was called to order at 6:05pm in the Arts & Sciences room at Audubon Elementary by President Mindy Lincicome. Nine voting members were present; Eleven people attended the meeting (signin sheet on file). II. Opening Business Motion to approve the minutes of the March 8, 2012, Board of Directors meeting. Kathy Watson motioned. Roy Captain seconded this motion. Minutes were approved as submitted. President Mindy Lincicome opened the meeting with a report from the 20122013 PTSA incoming Board of Director s Nominating Committee. Mindy also reported that the Standing Rules review is still continuing. Mindy also updated the BOD s on the Rose Hill Middle School recruitment/hiring of the new principal. Mindy also reported that one week from Monday (April 23, 2012), the back gate to Audubon will be locked while school is in session. Parents will be able to accompany students at dropoff and pickup. The gate will be locked after dropoff and opened to allow middleschoolers to come through it on their return home. III. Area Reports and Actions: Treasurer, Lee Mills, submitted a report, Appendix A Added that the annual audit will be done at 10 months. VP Communications, Khris Schaffner, No Report Submitted Khris reported that the website and domain have moved to Office 365, the yearbook link has been fixed, and we have a location for shared documents on Office 365 VP of Fundraising Chandana Surlu submitted a report, Appendix C Chandana reminded board that the Jogathon is the next big event. VP Student Services Charla Mills submitted a report, Appendix D no additional information added

VP Events, Kirsten Reddish No Report Submitted Kirsten Reddish was absent. Mindy Lincicome spoke on Kirsten s behalf. Mindy reported: 1) tickets worked well for ice cream social 2) thanks very much to the teachers for their assistance. Events coming up: Math Puzzle Night and International Night. CoVP s Outreach, Judy East and Roy Captain, No Report Submitted No additional information added CoVP s Student Enrichment, Susie Wright and Deb East, no report submitted Deb East reported that 60 online orders have been submitted for yearbooks. Some classes have not submitted orders. More requests will be sent out to parents. Ways and Means chairman Linda Hall, Report submitted, Appendix H In addition to the Ways and Means report, Linda Hall updated the board on the Ways and Means committee s review of the prioritization of the school s discretionary dollars (prioritized by the Audubon Staff). Based off of the prioritization of discretionary dollars, the Ways and Means committee recommends that the PTSA grants $10,000 to Audubon Elementary for the purpose of purchasing books to update all nonfiction Deweydecimal sections after careful analysis of the current collection. Funds should be spent no later than 12/31/2013. Because there is only $5282 remaining in the Academic Enrichment budget line item, President Mindy Lincicome moved that the Board recommend that the General Membership approve an addition $4718 from surplus funds to fully fund the library project. The motion was seconded and approved by the board. It will come before the General Membership at our next meeting, April 27, 2012." IV. Principal and Faculty Reports Principal Karen Dickens Principal Karen Dickens was unable to attend the April 12, 2012 PTSA meeting. 6th grade teachers 6 th grade teacher, Whitney Emerson represented the teachers at Audubon. She reported that the 1st Grade Team thanks the PTSA for the luncheon and toymaker workshop. Mr. Lowery and Ms. Hurst extended thankyou s for support of PNB which integrates phys. ed and performing arts. The 4th Grade Team extended a thanks for IXL. V. Close of Meeting Our next PTSA Board Meeting will be May 10, 2012 at 6:30pm in the Arts & Sciences room. The meeting was closed by Mindy Lincicome at 7:15 PM.

Appendix A: Treasurer's Report Treasurer: Lee Mills Treasurer s Report for April 12, 2012 PTSA Board Meeting Submitted by Treasurer Lee Mills Net YTD Cash In/(Out): $ 24,959.63 Cash In: $ 92,685.60 Cash out: $ 67,725.97 FY12 Beginning Cash Balance: $ 62,031.10 Unrestricted cash: $ 45,715.81 Restricted cash: $ 16,315.29 YTD Ending Cash Balance: $ 86,990.73 Unrestricted cash: $ 71,198.42 Restricted cash: $ 15,792.31 Items of note: Reconciliation (below) updated to show bank balances and amounts of outstanding checks and deposits. Cash balances shown do not include PayPal balances. Detailed report of year to date activity 7/1/11 through 4/6/12: (Bank balances as of 4/6/12)

(CASH OUT) / CASH IN ACTUAL IN ACTUAL OUT NET BUDGETED NET $'s REMAINI Fundraising "No Frills" Donation Campaign $ 14,463.13 $ (35.10) $ 14,428.03 $ 13,000.00 $ 1,42 Corporate Matching $ 8,440.50 $ $ 8,440.50 $ 6,500.00 $ 1,94 Volunteer Hours Corporate Cash $ 2,465.00 $ $ 2,465.00 $ 2,000.00 $ 46 Box Tops & Soup Labels Program $ 240.50 $ $ 240.50 $ 500.00 $ (25 Amazon Associates Program $ 1,335.97 $ $ 1,335.97 $ 1,500.00 $ (16 EScrip program $ 1,681.75 $ $ 1,681.75 $ 2,000.00 $ (31 Audubon Family Dinner Nights $ 957.82 $ $ 957.82 $ 1,000.00 $ (4 Photo Fundraiser Service Agreement (3year=$1,000, year 2) $ $ $ $ 350.00 $ (35 Spring Jogathon $ 4,959.55 $ (1.70) $ 4,957.85 $ 12,000.00 $ (7,04 Other Fundraising Income $ 248.15 $ $ 248.15 $ $ 24 Operating Reserves $ $ $ $ $ Combined Misc Fundraising Expenses $ $ $ $ (300.00) $ 30 SUBTOTAL $ 34,792.37 $ (36.80) $ 34,755.57 $ 38,550.00 $ (3,79 Operations $ PTSA Membership Dues $ 6,158.43 $ (4,318.51) $ 1,839.92 $ 2,600.00 $ (76 Interest Earnings $ 9.33 $ $ 9.33 $ 20.00 $ (1 Annual Corporate Registration Fee $ $ (10.00) $ (10.00) $ (10.00) $ Bank Charges, CC and Paypal Fees $ $ (57.00) $ (57.00) $ (150.00) $ 9 Charity Soliciting Registration Fee $ $ $ $ (10.00) $ 1 Child Care $ $ $ $ (60.00) $ 6 Copy and workroom materials for school $ $ (679.51) $ (679.51) $ (1,000.00) $ 32 Council Scholarship Assessment $ $ (100.00) $ (100.00) $ (100.00) $ Council Training Fees $ $ $ $ (45.00) $ 4 Legislative Assembly Fees & Dues $ $ $ $ (300.00) $ 30 Liability Insurance Premium $ $ (290.00) $ (290.00) $ (310.00) $ 2 LWSD Levy Fund Contribution $ $ $ $ (100.00) $ 10 State PTA Convention Registration $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 50 Supplies & Materials & Postage $ $ (129.17) $ (129.17) $ (125.00) $ ( WAPTA Scholarship Basket $ $ (113.59) $ (113.59) $ (100.00) $ (1 WSPTA Annual Awards Ceremony $ $ (168.00) $ (168.00) $ (175.00) $ General Meeting expenses $ $ $ $ (400.00) $ 40 Contingency Operations $ $ $ $ (169.25) $ 16 SUBTOTAL $ 6,167.76 $ (5,865.78) $ 301.98 $ (934.25) $ 1,23

(CASH OUT) / CASH IN ACTUAL IN ACTUAL OUT NET BUDGETED NET $'s REMAINING Student Support/Enrichment/Education $ Extended Classes $ 45,519.63 $ (43,659.74) $ 1,859.89 $ 1,000.00 $ 859.89 Assemblies $ $ $ $ (1,200.00) $ 1,200.00 Classroom Enrichment $ $ (3,230.17) $ (3,230.17) $ (9,000.00) $ 5,769.83 Academic Enrichment (EZ Grants) $ $ (2,217.60) $ (2,217.60) $ (7,500.00) $ 5,282.40 6th grade Learning Experience & Recognition $ $ $ $ (2,250.00) $ 2,250.00 5th Grade Level Learning Experience $ $ (812.50) $ (812.50) $ (2,000.00) $ 1,187.50 4th Grade Level Learning Experience $ 617.70 $ $ 617.70 $ (1,500.00) $ 2,117.70 3rd Grade Level Learning Experience $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 500.00 2nd Grade Level Learning Experience $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 500.00 1st Grade Level Learning Experience $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 500.00 Kindergarten Grade Level Learning Experience $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 500.00 Art Docent Fees & Supplies $ $ (1,320.95) $ (1,320.95) $ (3,300.00) $ 1,979.05 PTSA Discretionary Scholarships $ 1.35 $ (212.42) $ (211.07) $ (800.00) $ 588.93 IXL Schoolwide Subscription $ $ (2,500.00) $ (2,500.00) $ (2,400.00) $ (100.00) Schoolwide Science Fair $ $ (20.61) $ (20.61) $ (1,000.00) $ 979.39 AE School Student Safety Patrol $ $ $ $ (250.00) $ 250.00 Emergency Prep Consumable Supplies $ $ $ $ (1,000.00) $ 1,000.00 PTSA International Night $ $ $ $ (750.00) $ 750.00 Read Across America Week $ $ (112.23) $ (112.23) $ (150.00) $ 37.77 PTSA Reflections Student Art Program $ $ $ $ (350.00) $ 350.00 Morning Valet Program $ $ (154.11) $ (154.11) $ (200.00) $ 45.89 5th Grade Recognition Ceremony $ $ $ $ (250.00) $ 250.00 School "Team" Recognition and Support $ $ $ $ (250.00) $ 250.00 Contingency Student Support/Enrichment $ $ $ $ (1,795.00) $ 1,795.00 Surplus EZ Grant $ $ $ $ $ SUBTOTAL $ 46,138.68 $ (54,240.33) $ (8,101.65) $ (36,945.00) $ 28,843.35 Community/Volunteer Involvement & Education $ Family Night Skate King $ 146.50 $ $ 146.50 $ $ 146.50 Family Night Dance Event $ 2,289.69 $ (1,733.67) $ 556.02 $ $ 556.02 Family Night Welcome Back BBQ $ 630.00 $ (901.45) $ (271.45) $ (1,000.00) $ 728.55 Family Night Ice Cream Social $ $ $ $ (500.00) $ 500.00 Family Night Math/Game Nights $ $ (86.43) $ (86.43) $ (50.00) $ (36.43) Yearbook $ 303.00 $ $ 303.00 $ $ 303.00 AE Staff Appreciation Food & Events $ $ (1,415.57) $ (1,415.57) $ (1,800.00) $ 384.43 Helping Hands $ $ $ $ (50.00) $ 50.00 PTSA Info Fair @ Welcome Back BBQ $ $ $ $ (100.00) $ 100.00 WAPTA Golden Acorn Award $ $ $ $ (130.00) $ 130.00 WAPTA Outstanding Educator Award $ $ $ $ (65.00) $ 65.00 Contingency Community & Volunteer Involvement $ $ $ $ (154.75) $ 154.75 SUBTOTAL $ 3,369.19 $ (4,137.12) $ (767.93) $ (3,849.75) $ 3,081.82 Parent Involvement/Education $ Distribution List Service $ $ $ $ (150.00) $ 150.00 First Week Packet $ $ (286.96) $ (286.96) $ (1,000.00) $ 713.04 Owl Outreach $ $ (46.32) $ (46.32) $ (250.00) $ 203.68 PTSA Welcome Coffee $ $ (80.28) $ (80.28) $ (150.00) $ 69.72 PTSAAE Student Directory Production $ $ (291.80) $ (291.80) $ (300.00) $ 8.20 Contingency Parent Involvement $ $ $ $ (92.50) $ 92.50 SUBTOTAL $ $ (705.36) $ (705.36) $ (1,942.50) $ 1,237.14 GRAND TOTAL CASH FLOWS $ 90,468.00 $ (64,985.39) $ 25,482.61 $ (5,121.50) $ 61,208.22 UNRESTRICTED CASH START OF YEAR: $ 45,715.81 UNRESTRICTED CASH END OF PERIOD: $ 71,198.42 ACTUAL IN ACTUAL OUT NET BEGIN BAL END BAL Committed Grants $ Math Challenges $ (185.62) $ (185.62) $ 400.00 $ 214.38 Kindergarten Early Reading Assessments $ $ $ 525.00 $ 525.00 Birthday Book Club $ (680.07) $ (680.07) $ 700.00 $ 19.93 Playground Peace Coaches $ 265.00 $ (68.49) $ 196.51 $ 196.51 WORD Conference $ 755.00 $ (608.80) $ 146.20 $ 146.20 Kamishibai Theater and Story Cards $ 397.60 $ (397.60) $ $ PNB Science/Movement Residency $ 800.00 $ (800.00) $ $ Leveled Library $ $ $ 515.29 $ 515.29 SUBTOTAL $ 2,217.60 $ (2,740.58) $ (522.98) $ 2,140.29 $ 1,617.31 Operating Reserve Operating Reserve $ $ $ 14,175.00 $ 14,175.00 SUBTOTAL $ $ $ $ 14,175.00 $ 14,175.00 TOTAL RESTRICTED CASH $ 2,217.60 $ (2,740.58) $ (522.98) $ 16,315.29 $ 15,792.31 TOAL CASH END OF REPORTING PERIOD: $ 86,990.73 DDA Acct $ 63,019.13 MRS 9407 $ 6,172.95 MRS 1407 $ 18,617.26 TOTAL BALANCE PER BANK: $ 87,809.34 Outstanding DepositsUnrestricted: $ 885.00 Outstanding ChecksUnrestricted: $ (1,703.61) Outstanding DepositsRestricted: $ Outstanding ChecksRestricted: $ TOTAL BALANCE PER BANK, ADJUSTED: $ 86,990.73 DIFFERENCE: $

. Appendix B: Communications Report VP Khris Schaffner No Report Submitted Appendix C: Fundraising Report VP Chandana Surlu Fundraising at a glance 20112012 Budget As of Apr 9th 2012* As of Mar 31st 2012 PTSA Donations 13,000 15,049.63 14,446.13 Corporate Matching 6,500 10,994 8,440.50 Volunteer Time Matching 2,000 3,706 2,465 BoxTops 500 589 240.50 Amazon 1,500 1,507.87 1,335.97 escrip 2,000 1,970.12 1,681.75 Audubon Family Dinner Nights 1,000 1,151.33 957.82 Photo Fundraiser 350 0 0 Jogathon 13,000 5,234.55 4,959.55 Everything Party (Other) 0 106.70 106.70 Jamba Juice (Other) 0 0.36 0.36 Terracycle 0 91.28 91.28 Fundraising Expenses (300) 0 0 Jogathon Expenses (1,000) 0 0 * These amounts will be in the PTSA account by June 30th 2012. There is a discrepancy because some checks have not been issued as yet, some checks have not arrived as yet. Membership report from Beth Benincasa, the Membership Chairperson Last year s numbers: Students: 537 PTSA memberships: 393 This year's numbers: Students: 570 PTSA memberships (to date): 475 We have reached the Platinum level Washington State PTSA membership incentive by achieving a 20% increase from the previous year's membership enrolled. We are paid up for the year. PTSA Donation & Corporate Matching Most of the Corporate matching has been done! Chasing up the last few companies that do match but the employees didn't know that. Volunteer Time Matching Audubon PTSA receives $17 for every hour MS employees volunteer and $10 for every hour Boeing employees volunteer. A minimum of 10 hours must be accumulated before Microsoft will generate the

1st check to Audubon PTSA. Please encourage all the MS employees you know that support PTSA to log their hours. Staff: If you know of any Microsoft or Boeing employees who regularly help in the classroom, please let me know (fundraising@audubonpta.org) and I'll follow up with them on reporting these hours. escrip report from Stacy Christofferson, the escrip chair No report. Jogathon (report from Khris Schaffner & Chandana Surlu) See attached Jogathon plans for details. Box Tops & Labels for Education from Colleen Ulrich, the BoxTops & Labels chair I just submitted $200 in box tops. These are the box tops I just collected from the classrooms. As a reminder this is the last submission opportunity for this school year. We should be receiving a check by 4/15/12 for this submission plus the $148.50 I submitted 1/2/12 (total expected 4/15/12 $348.50). The current point balance for labels for education is 21,220. We already earned our bank bonus points for this school year (bonus points will be deposited in August) by increasing submissions by more than 50% from last year). So I will hold the labels at home I just collected until after June 1 (this is when the new submission year begins). Unless the PTSA finds something in the catalog to purchase and need more points, just let me know! I ll plan to run a contest after spring break. Maybe mid April. Amazon and other online stuff (linkshare) We did have our school supplies available through an Amazon store: http://audubonpta.org/audubonptsastore.aspx. EverythingParty Anytime you visit the store, tell the check person that you want the 10% for the school donation program to go to Audubon Elementary. Audubon Family Dinner Nights The Audubon Family Dinner Night held on March 22nd was at Dairy Queen Redmond and they donated $201.51! Jamba Juice School appreciation cards Support Audubon PTSA by presenting the School appreciation card every time you make a purchase at the Jamba Juice stores. Jamba Juice will donate 10% of your purchase to Audubon PTSA. Cards valid at JJ stores (not at Safeway, for example). See for http://www.jambajuice.com/communityprograms/jambainthecommunity/schoolappreciationfundraising

Appendix D: School Services Report VP Charla Mills School Services Area Reports April 12, 2012 Staff Appreciation Julie Becker The last staff event in March fell short on food. Julie is working on how to set up or communicate better to avoid this problem. Julie is also working on finding a chair to replace her. She is hoping to find someone now who could finish out the year with her to learn the program. Hearing and Vision In need of chair/chairs for fall Valet/Driveway Roy Captain Valet is continuing to struggle as a small group of parents refuses to cooperate and is rude or aggressive with volunteers. This program is getting harder to staff due to the fact that the volunteers feel disrespected and unappreciated. Class Photos Deb East No report. Year Book Deb East Yearbook presales are ongoing. The deadline to submit the yearbook for publishing is midapril. Emergency Prep Jennifer Malick Jennifer has continued to meet with Principal Dickens and staff to work out the best student release plan. She is placing orders to make sure all supplies are current and available. Kindergarten Registration Wendy Rice No report Appendix E: Events Report VP Kirsten Reddish No Report Submitted Appendix F: Outreach VP s Judy East & Roy Captain No Report Submitted

Appendix G: Student Enrichment VP s Susie Wright & Deb East No Report Submitted Appendix H: Ways and Means Linda Hall During first semester, the Ways and Means Committee recommended they focus their time and efforts during 2012 on reviewing major needs within the school (i.e., signage, sound equipment, updated library books) that should be investigated with a potential recommendation of committing PTSA funds that exceed the EZ Grant allocation. This effort would take the place of a third round of EZ Grants. Notably, the Committee has not awarded any funds in response to the secondround request for funds to support updating the nonfiction sections of the library. That request is being considered during this overall effort as part of a larger evaluation of the library book needs. Total Amount to Award via EZ Grants $7,500 Amount Awarded YTD $2,218 Balance Remaining $5,282 Committee members, including Mindy, met during March to review the school staff s prioritization of the school s discretionary dollars and assess status of all known large needs anticipating making a recommendation to the full PTSA Board. The Committee hopes to present its finding and recommendation during the April 12 Board meeting.