Outreach to Teach

 

   I am very excited to announce we have eight days until this year’s Outreach to Teach project! The community service project will be held in conjunction with the 2016 Student PSEA Conference and Convention in Valley Forge, PA. We have selected Marshall Street Elementary School in the Norristown School District. We will be completing various beatification projects throughout the school to show them how much teachers care about students and the community. The OTT Committee visited the school and we are confident this school matches our vision for this community service project. The school has a strong community environment which has inspired us to give back to the hardworking students, parents, and educators. 

      The Outreach to Teach Committee has been working diligently to ensure this year’s community service project runs more smoothly, effectively, and unites student members with a common purpose to serve their community. Our purpose is to make a difference in the lives of those who daily attend or work at Marshall Street as well as the community. This powerful community service project is an engaging and thrilling experience for every student member at our conference to attend and participate. You have the opportunity to collaborate with student members from all across PA to serve our future profession and show students, educators, and a community how much Student PSEA cares about them and their success.

Check out our Outreach to Teach video. The potential to make a difference at Marshall Street is incredibly inspiring. Get ready to make your impact on a school for generations to come!

 

"A life is not important except for the impact it has on other lives." -Jackie Robinson

-Ashley Muscarella

Student PSEA State President

With more questions or comments contact Ashley: ashleyrose@pitt.edu