We will be convening a Special Association Meeting on Thursday, April 21, 2022, at 6:00p to elect our incoming 2022-2023 PTSA Officers. Come cast your vote for one of your fellow parents or consider self-nominating for other roles to be announced.

We look forward to seeing you there!

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Agenda (April 21, 2022 Meeting)

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Minutes (April 06, 2022 Meeting)

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Zoom Meeting Information

Topic: Eagle Rock Jr/Sr High PTSA Special Association Meeting For Elections
Time: Apr 21, 2022 06:00 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)

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Saturday, April 23, 2022, 8:00 AM-2:00 PM

300 Corporate Pointe, Suite 225, Culver City, CA 90230

Register in Advance for In-Person or join the Zoom Webinar

The summit is free for in-person or via zoom.

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Volunteer Opportunity for High School Students

Los Angeles Tenth District PTSA 1st Annual DEI Summit
300 Corporate Pointe, Suite 225, Culver City, CA 90230

Saturday, April 16, 2022
Set up – 4 volunteer
Prepare Gift Bags – 4 volunteer

Saturday, April 23, 2022
Set-up/Tear down – 4 volunteers
Greeters – 2 volunteers
Audio Visual – 1 volunteer
Food Station – 1 volunteer
Information Table – 2 volunteers
Registration – 2 volunteers
Presenter guides – 8 volunteers
Clean Up – 6 volunteers

Volunteers will receive service hours for their time.

If interested, please contact Sabrina Li, Volunteer Coordinator at sli@highlandscouncilpta.org

Tuesday, April 19, 2022, at 6:00 pm

Learn about students’ rights and how parents can advocate for a more inclusive curriculum, with presenter Talia Guppy, LCSW, PPSC, M. Ed., LAUSD Office of Human Relations, Diversity and Equity.

To register, click on Webinar Registration.

March 2, 2022- 6pm on Zoom

The ERHS PTSA is forming a Sports Committee. All parents of students participating in interscholastic sports at ERHS, including cheer, are invited, as well as parents of 7/8 graders interested in playing sports in high school. The committee will be a forum for sharing experiences, ideas, and resources, with the goal of achieving equity among sports at the school, and improving the experience for all athletes at ERHS. Contact us at eaglerockhsptsa@gmail.com for Details and Zoom codes.

By Lauren Camera, Senior Education Writer, U.S. News & World Report, Feb. 12, 2021

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention issued new and lengthy guidance for how to safely reopen schools for in-person learning—the first issued under the Biden administration and one school leaders across the country have been long awaiting as they grapple over what’s become the most contentious political debate of the coronavirus pandemic. Read the article. The CDC guidance was accompanied by the Department of Education handbook on strategies for reopening schools.

California State PTA supports Proposition 15, the California Schools and Local Communities Funding Act.

This initiative will change how commercial and industrial property is taxed and will increase funding for K-12 public schools, community colleges and local governments by requiring that commercial and industrial real property be taxed based on current market value.

It protects all homeowners and renters by maintaining tax protections for ALL residential property.

KEY TO CALIFORNIA’S RECOVERY

This historic effort to generate up to $12 billion every year for critical local services, essential workers, and schools by closing corporate tax loopholes comes at a time of unprecedented hardship throughout California. As school districts, local governments, and the state face historic budget shortfalls, one thing is clear: Schools & Communities First will be key to California’s recovery and reinvestment, and we simply can’t afford corporate tax loopholes at the expense of our state’s future. With this initiative, we can invest in those local governments, essential workers like first responders and public health nurses, and schools that will be so critical to recovering from this crisis – while protecting homeowners and renters, small businesses, and agriculture. Simply put, we can’t afford corporate tax loopholes at the expense of these essential services and workers.

MORE MONEY FOR SCHOOLS AND COMMUNITIES

Proposition 15 will raise up to $12 billion in most years, depending on the strength of real estate markets. This money would be allocated to schools (40%) and other local governments (60%).

“Our schools have been desperately underfunded for years, and we need this measure to ensure our children have the resources they need in order to learn.

“We urge parents and families across the state to support this act to give classrooms – and our children – the funding they need.” – California State PTA President Celia Jaffe

WHAT WILL PROPOSITION 15 DO?

Commercial and industrial properties, as well as vacant land not intended for housing, commercial agriculture, or protected open space, will be taxed based on market value, as opposed to purchase price. A property’s market value is equivalent to what it could be sold for today.

Properties owned by individuals or businesses whose property holdings in the state total less than $3 million (adjusted for inflation) are exempt from market value taxation. These properties would continue to be taxed based on purchase price.

Residential properties would continue to be taxed based on purchase price.

The measure exempts from taxation the first $500,000 of value of a business’s personal property.

• Text of initiative
• Title and Summary, Issued on Oct. 17, 2019
• Fiscal Impact Estimate Report