Montgomery School Community Association (MSCA)
When you join the Montgomery School community, you are also welcomed into the Montgomery School Community Association (MSCA), whose focus is improving each student’s school experience. The MSCA, run by volunteers, and led by elected parent officers, supports the School by helping to organize a variety of events and volunteer activities. All parents are encouraged and welcomed to participate, but the level of participation and involvement is up to you. Any and all help is greatly appreciated!
Please mark your calendar for this year’s scheduled MSCA meetings:
Friday, October 1, 2020
Friday, November 20, 2020
Friday, February 8, 2021
Friday, April 16, 2021
All MSCA meetings are held in the Dining Room at 9:00 am following the Friday chapel program, and usually last about one hour. Younger children are welcome to attend with their parents.
2020-2021
MSCA Officers
President | Julie Diaz |
Vice President | Walter Blanks |
Treasurer | Brianne Johnson |
Secretary | Sheila Dugan |
Communications Coordinator | Carolyn Lloyd |
Communications Coordinator | Lindsay Moreira |
- Contact one of the MSCA Officers, your Homeroom/Class Parent, a committee head, or the Development Office to inquire about volunteer opportunities.
- Look for volunteer opportunities in Schoolhouse News, our weekly newsletter.
Volunteer Opportunities
- Homeroom Parent
- Grounds Beautification
- The Montgomery Rack
- Gresh Memorial Golf Classic
- Fall Fun Day
- Fall Plant Sale
- Trick or Trunk
- Sweetheart Dance
- Mother - Son Event
- Benefit and Auction
- GrandFriends' Day
- Teacher Appreciation Week
Homeroom Parent
Grounds Beautification
The Montgomery Rack
Gresh Memorial Golf Classic
Fall Fun Day
Fall Plant Sale
Trick or Trunk
Sweetheart Dance
Mother - Son Event
Benefit and Auction
GrandFriends' Day
Teacher Appreciation Week
VOLUNTEER CLEARANCES
A PA state law (Act 153) requires all volunteers to have three completed clearance checks. These clearances will need to be renewed every five years. This means in part that parents of students who the School has identified as School chaperones on School-sponsored field trips, or are regularly scheduled to assist in the School during school hours and/or after School at School-sponsored events, who have regular direct contact with children and/or who will be responsible for students, will need to obtain the clearances.
Link to information on obtaining your clearances.
Limited contact visitors or event participants that are not responsible for students, such as attendance in an audience, participation in a celebration, incidental role at a School event, guests at parties, where students are supervised by professional and/or authorized School staff, will not require clearances.