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Hello Family!

If you missed the PTO meeting tonight, we hope you will attend the next one.  We have some great new ways to communicate.  If you are here, you've found one of them!  Yay!  

We encourage you to comment, like, and share our posts.  

The other new way to communicate is our new Facebook group!  It's a group dedicated to all things PTO and JCIB PG Campus!  We know there's already a support group for middle years, but we really want to have a group that is driven by the PTO. If you want to join us in that group, click here.

OK, now that you're connected, join in the fun.  Introduce yourself and meet some other parents at JCIB PG Campus!  Let's grow our community!

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  1. Tara HowardSeptember 17, 2019 at 6:59 PM

    Hey there! I was wondering if we should think about having a PTO booth at the open house? Since there wasn’t a booth/table at registration I thought that this will help with membership. Let me know how I can help - if you need me! -Tara Howard

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    1. JCIB PG Campus PTOSeptember 17, 2019 at 9:07 PM

      Hi Tara!

      Thanks for stopping by and the suggestion. I love it when we are all on one accord. We will have a table at Open House.

      More details to come.

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