What Is the PTA?

You Are the PTA!

The PTA is a member-driven organization where every voice matters. Our members shape the direction of the PTA by helping make decisions, setting priorities, and supporting programs that benefit our school community.

Our membership includes parents, teachers, school staff, family members, and community supporters who are passionate about helping students succeed. Rather than being directed solely by the executive board, the PTA is guided by its members. The board serves to support and carry out the goals and ideas of the membership, ensuring that everyone has an opportunity to contribute.

A strong and active PTA creates a stronger school community. When families are involved in their children’s education, students thrive, teachers receive valuable support, and schools become more connected. Increased parent involvement leads to greater collaboration, stronger relationships, and a more positive learning environment for everyone.

Volunteering with the PTA is a meaningful way to make a lasting impact. Whether you have an hour to spare or can take on a larger role, your time and talents help create memorable experiences, enrich educational opportunities, and strengthen our school community.

Join the PTA today and be part of making a difference—because together, we can accomplish more for every child.


Elected Positions

President

Kristin Kammemeier

Oversees executive board PTA activities. Presides over both PTA board and association meetings. Serves as the contact, communicator and representative of a PTA. Works with stakeholders to connect families, school and community to promote student success.

Vice President

Caitlin Graham-Polnaszek

Primary aide to the president, helps lead the PTA in the execution of plans and activities to meet annual goals. Performs president’s duties in his or her absence and manages other duties outlined in the bylaws and standing rules or as assigned.

Treasurer

Nic Bergeron

Maintains permanent records to track PTA financial activities. Prepares annual budget for adoption by the association and chairs budget committee. Ensures PTA bills as authorized by board or association are paid. Prepares reports for board and association meetings and creates annual financial report. Ensures taxes and reports required by PTA bylaws, insurance or federal and state governments are completed and submitted.

Secretary

Holly Dennison

Ensures accurate minutes are taken at board and association meetings. Co-signs formal papers with president: authorizations for payment, resolutions and formal letters. When directed by the president, handles PTA correspondence. Maintains and preserves PTA records and important documents to ensure successful transitions to a new board.

Parliamentarian

Christina Marin

Attend association and executive boards and provides advice in parliamentary procedure when needed. Calls the first meeting of the nominating committee, conduct election of a chairman and gives instructions in procedure, and may be contacted for additional information, Chair of the bylaws committee and reviews bylaws and standing rules annually.


Appointed Positions

Financial Auditor

Brittney Gardner

Works with the Treasurer to ensure all financial documents are complete. Verify financial transactions, confirm expenses were properly authorized, ensure proper financial procedures were followed, and prepare a financial review report.

Military Families Representative

David Gorski

Ensures the concerns of military families are addressed in PTA meetings and activities.


School Representatives

Principal

Mr. Jason Soileau

Associate Vice Principal

Dr. Alicia Flores

Teacher Representative

Mrs. Emily Do

Get Involved

We’re always looking for volunteers to help out with our activities and events. Whether you just have a little spare time or are looking to dive in head first and manage a major project, there is a role for you! Email us at president@camarenapta.org if you’re interested in any of the listed roles or if you want to help in any way.