Parent Support Group (PSG)
All parents of children at Immaculate Conception School are automatically members of the Parent Support Group (PSG) and are invited and encouraged to become involved in the activities and endeavours of the PSG.
The PSG at Immaculate Conception School is an integral part of our school community and is very supportive of the school and the Council. PSG meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month 7:00PM - 8:00PM in the school library. The affairs of the PSG are managed by a board of elected officers. The term for the positions is from January to December of each year with elections being held at the January meeting. The meetings are informal and friendly and are a great opportunity for parents to find out what is happening at the school and to meet other parents and school staff.
If you have any questions about the PSG please contact one of the executive members listed below.
Parent Support Group Executive
| Chair: | Carrie Connelly | carebearconnelly@yahoo.ca | |
| Vice Chair: | Stephanie Carpenter | stephanie.carpenter@northernhealth.ca | |
| Secretary: | Sonya Goyer | goyerfamily@shaw.ca | |
| Treasurer: | Karla Carr | croslink@hotmail.com | |
| Liaison Coordinator: | Katlynn Smith | katlynsmith14@gmail.com | |
| Fund Raising Coordinator: | TBD | ||
| Uniform Coordinator: | Tamara Monai | icschooluniforms@gmail.com |
PSG Meeting Minutes
Parent Support Group - A Valuable Part of Our School
Funds raised by the Parent Support Group assist our school in many important ways. These include funds for textbooks, classroom furniture, staff Christmas gifts, field trips, classroom needs and wishlists, family bbq's, student awards, and our fantastic Healthy Hot Lunch program.
The annual Spring Fundraiser has been an essential and successful event for the PSG and has traditionally focused on a project each year. Some of the great projects that, with your help, the PSG have completed include the Trail System, Fine Arts program enhancements, Fields project, smart board installation and many more.
