LOS ALAMITOS ELEMENTARY PARENT TEACHERS ASSOCIATION
EIN 95-6220953 · Education (B)
What they do
INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS INCLUDING LANGUAGE ARTS, GIFTS to SCHOOL, COMPUTER LAB, MEET THE MASTERS, MUSIC, PE SCIENCE, SPEECH CONTEST, MEMBERSHIPS, TEACHING EQUIPMENT, TECHNOLOGY AIDE, TECHNOLOGY EQUIPMENT,ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS:YEAR BOOK, ASSEMBLIES, GRADUATION,FIELD TRIPS, PARENT EDUCATION, ACCELERATED READER, REFLECTIONS2024-2025 Accomplishments:LAE PTA Provided A Number of Enriching Activities That Served The Students and Families of LAE. We Kicked Off The Year Welcoming Our Newest Additions to The School At Our TK/Kinder Jumpstart, Making It An Easier Transition for Our New Students. We Offered Our Upper Grade Students An Opportunity to Come and Grab A Popsicle While They Found Out What Teachers They Would Have.Once The School Year Started We Had One Ofour Biggest Events of The School Year At Camp LAE. Camp LAE is A Community Building Event Where Families Spend The Night At The School, Camping In Tents. There Was Lots of Fun Activities That Included Arts and Crafts, A Family Hand Ball T
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ContactLaura GilliesPresident
Mailing address10862 BLOOMFIELD ST, LOS ALAMITOS, CA 90720-2505
Main phone(714) 816-3300 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- September 1967
- County
- Orange
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