La Jolla High School's PTA has received two awards from the Ninth District PTA, the organization's local chapter.
The
high school's association was recognized by for having more than 700
members, the highest in the San Diego Unified School District.
"That's
what we're proudest of," said Dana Shelburne, La Jolla High Principal.
"Each of our PTA volunteers — parents, teachers and staff — should be
very proud that they have brought this level of involvement to La Jolla
High School."
The school was also recognized for the Life 101
program, which brings speakers to the school to talk with Senior Vikings
about challenges they will face as adults, such as how to manage money,
rent an apartment and stay healthy. The program was developed by a La
Jolla High parent (and PTA member) Linda Rutgard, with funding from the
PTA.
The PTA's Ninth District serve the children and schools of
San Diego and Imperial Counties. With 367 PTA associations representing
more than 70,000 PTA members, Ninth District PTA is the largest
volunteer child advocacy association in San Diego. Find out more about
the PTA at http://www.ninthdistrictpta.org/.
For more on La Jolla High School, visit the school's website.