The NEW website can be found at
www.althaschool.org
Please bookmark this page.
Special Funding- How can you help?
Office Depot will give 5% of every purchase to your school. This
money can be used for any needed classroom supplies. For more information go
to www.officedepot.com
Target customers will also be able to contribute to the school.
When you use the new Target Visa (if the purchase is at a Target
store), Target will donate 1% of the purchase to the school of your
choice. If you make a purchase at anywhere else Target will donate 1/2%
of your purchase to a school of your choice. Target is also giving $5000
to 100 schools who have had the most donations from target per student.
For more information log on to
www.target.com.
Box Tops for Education has earned
more than $100 million since 1996. You can continue to help the school
by giving your box tops to your teacher (or your child's teacher if your
are a parent) or by simply dropping them off at the office at the front
of the school. The class who collects the most box tops will receive a
party sponsored by DCT. The Altha PTO is sponsoring this project.
For more information you can contact Ms. Batson at school at 763- 3121.
You can also log on to
www.boxtops4education.com.
Beliefs
Altha Public School believes each student should be recognized as a unique individual who should be allowed to perform at full potential academically, emotionally, and socially regardless of race, gender, ethnic or social background , religious beliefs or ability. Altha Public School believes each student should be recognized as a unique individual who should be allowed to perform at full potential academically, emotionally, and socially regardless of race, gender, ethnic or social background , religious beliefs or ability.
Altha Public School believes that a caring relationship between teachers and students is vital to ensure the success of every child.
Altha Public School recognizes that a Pre-K through twelfth grade school has greatly varied differences and needs, which provide unique opportunities and challenges. Therefore, Altha Public School believes it is crucial for teachers, parents, and community members to collaboratively provide students with experiences that will enable them to become productive citizens.