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Meet our Board

When you see us around campus, come say hi or ask any questions about PTA or the school. We're here to help!

We think it is so important to have parents on campus. We have more committees spots open and plenty of room for help for anyone interested.

Visit the links on our Volunteer page or email president@thousandoakspta.org or programs@thousandoakspta.org

President Ellen Smith

I have a son in 5th grade and a daughter at Bradley. I began volunteering with PTA as the environmental chair when my daughter started kindergarten and have helped on the board with all our great programs since. I work part time as a preschool teacher and am grateful for my days off to have time to help out at Thousand Oaks. My goal for PTA is to get parents involved as much as possible and to build connections and comfort among our Bolt family.

1st VP-Programs

Megan Callaway

I am a stay at home mom of four kids, three dogs, and three fish. Our kids are in 7th, 5th, 2nd and a baby. I love this community and am grateful for the opportunity to help create connections and memories within our school.

2nd VP-Fundraising

Hillary Pidgeon

3rd VP-Membership

Shawna Parker

Treasurer

Kristen Gaitan

Parliamentarian & Teacher Appreciation

Katy Thomas

Secretary

Kasey Wiggins

Watch BOLTS

Lauren Henry

Hi, I'm a mom of two, Tristin, 13, and Layla, 5. I've been involved with PTA for the past 8 years. I'm excited to be back now that my daughter is in Kindergarten. I love being involved, meeting new people, and helping make Thousand Oaks a fun and welcoming place for our families.

Bike Rodeo

Jack Pidgeon

I am an engineer, husband and dad to two kiddos. I started volunteering with PTA as the Watch DOG/Bolt sponsor three years ago. I am excited to take on Bike Rodeo this year. I also volunteer as an Official at Shadow Cliff swim meets and a few other organizations in town.

Reflections

Kirsten Casteel

Red Ribbon Week

Jaime Casteel

Our purpose

To promote the welfare of children home, school, places throughout the community;

To advocate for laws that further the education, physical and mental health, welfare, and safety of children

To promote the collaboration and engagement of families and educators

To engage the community in united efforts to secure the physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being of all children; and

To advocate for fiscal responsibility regarding public tax dollars in public education funding.

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