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John F. Kennedy Elementary School > How Can I Get Involved? > P.C.C. (Parent Communication Council)

PCC Mission Statement

PCC Mission Statement

The Parent Communication Council (PCC) promotes and improves the educational environment of Kennedy School by working toward common goals which benefit the children and the school. The PCC raises money though a collaborative effort among the staff, parents and community to fund special enrichment programs that enhance the curriculum (author visits, field trips, arts and cultural programs, etc.), provide additional funds for teachers and classrooms (grants, literacy support, etc.) and improve the school environment (playground equipment, physical education resources, etc.) We are dedicated to exchanging ideas and acting as a resource group for teachers and staff, and cooperate effectively for the academic, social and physical development of all our students.

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Updated: February 19, 2011  



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