Sunday, August 5, 2012
Albertson's Purchases Benefit IHS Booster Club
Help the Ironwood High School Booster Club when you shop at Albertson's. Each time you shop, use the scan below and IHS Booster Club get 1% of the purchase!
It's a great way to take donate taking advantage of shopping you are already doing - and goes a long way to benefit your child's school.
Fry's Earning for Learning Program 2012
Ironwood parents can use the scan here when shopping at Fry's grocery stores to earn money for our school. For more information, visit:
http://www.frysfood.com/promotions/cool_cash/Pages/default.aspx
http://www.frysfood.com/promotions/cool_cash/Pages/default.aspx
2012- 2013 Booster Club Meeting Dates
Ironwood High School Booster Club meetings are held in the Ironwood High School library at 7:00 p.m. Meeting dates for this school year are:
- August 13
- September 10
- October 1
- November 5
- December 3
- January 7
- February 4
- March 4
- April 8
- May 6
Welcome New Officers for 2012-2013!
Welcome Beckie Knollhuff, President
Beckie Knollhuff, her husband, Jeff, and their family first relocated to the Peoria School District in 2004. Their family includes 7 children: one who graduated from Ironwood in 2009, one that is currently a sophomore, and two that attend Marshall Ranch Elementary. Rounding out the household is their family dog Alex.
Beckie also works at Meritage Homes in Scottsdale as a real estate paralegal, as well as working with H&R Block seasonally as a tax preparer.
As if that weren’t enough, Beckie has been heavily involved at Marshall Ranch since moving there, serving as PTSO President and Treasurer, as well as chairperson of various school programs. She has seen firsthand the benefits an active Booster Club can bring to a school. Beckie affirms, “I am looking forward to bringing my experience and ideas to assist the Ironwood Booster Club grow and be the best that it can be. See you at the school!”
Welcome Karen Dolyniuk, Vice President
Karen Doyniuk has been involved with the Marshall Ranch PTSO since her son, now 14, was in kindergarten. She has served as Treasurer, Secretary and, most recently as Vice President.
Karen and her husband Jerry have two children - Tyler, a freshman at Ironwood and Jessica , a 7th grader at Marshall Ranch. Karen and Jerry both work for Arizona Public Service (APS); Karen with APS parent company Pinnacle West Capital Corporation as the Manager of Treasury Operations.
Karen decided to take a role on the Booster Club board because she believes as a parent it’s important to be involved in our children’s education, helping to provide the best experience they can have. As Karen says, “Being part of the board allows me to get to know the administration and to help generate funding for items the school may not be able to acquire on its own. I also enjoy getting to know other parents and perhaps sharing experiences that will enhance our knowledge of high school life.”
Welcome Sandy Eberson, Secretary
Sandy Eberson has 3 children that have already graduated from Ironwood High School, and she recently shared that her daughter Chelsea just became a Cardinal's cheerleader. Sandy's youngest son, Ethan, is now a IHS sophmore and is a part of the Varsity Football Team.
In addition to being married, the mother of 4, and involved in volunteering at Marshall Ranch Elementary, Sandy works full time. She is continuing her tradition of being involved as she launches into new her new role with Ironwood Booster Club. Sandy is excited for the opportunity to meet some new people, hoping that many more will get involved in the club and make it a great year!
Welcome Melissa Haughee, Treasurer
Melissa Haughee brings a long history of active service in parent organizations to her new role with the Ironwood HS Booster Club. She has been a member of the Marshall Ranch PTSO for the past 8 years, serving on the Board as VP for two years, and was named 2011-2012 Volunteer of the Year.
A part time Realtor, Melissa also owns and operates a construction company with her husband Eric. Their son, Austin, is a freshman and they are looking forward to the new and exciting world of high school.
Melissa originally started with the PTSO as a way to try out volunteering and contribute to the community she lives in. Along the way she has met many wonderful people and has learned a great deal about “giving back”, most of all how rewarding it feels. In her own words, “Our kids are only young once, and the smallest amount of time/involvement we can provide truly makes a difference in their lives! I am looking forward to being an EAGLE and meeting many new friendly faces here at Ironwood High School.”
Beckie Knollhuff, her husband, Jeff, and their family first relocated to the Peoria School District in 2004. Their family includes 7 children: one who graduated from Ironwood in 2009, one that is currently a sophomore, and two that attend Marshall Ranch Elementary. Rounding out the household is their family dog Alex.
Beckie also works at Meritage Homes in Scottsdale as a real estate paralegal, as well as working with H&R Block seasonally as a tax preparer.
As if that weren’t enough, Beckie has been heavily involved at Marshall Ranch since moving there, serving as PTSO President and Treasurer, as well as chairperson of various school programs. She has seen firsthand the benefits an active Booster Club can bring to a school. Beckie affirms, “I am looking forward to bringing my experience and ideas to assist the Ironwood Booster Club grow and be the best that it can be. See you at the school!”
Welcome Karen Dolyniuk, Vice President
Karen Doyniuk has been involved with the Marshall Ranch PTSO since her son, now 14, was in kindergarten. She has served as Treasurer, Secretary and, most recently as Vice President.
Karen and her husband Jerry have two children - Tyler, a freshman at Ironwood and Jessica , a 7th grader at Marshall Ranch. Karen and Jerry both work for Arizona Public Service (APS); Karen with APS parent company Pinnacle West Capital Corporation as the Manager of Treasury Operations.
Karen decided to take a role on the Booster Club board because she believes as a parent it’s important to be involved in our children’s education, helping to provide the best experience they can have. As Karen says, “Being part of the board allows me to get to know the administration and to help generate funding for items the school may not be able to acquire on its own. I also enjoy getting to know other parents and perhaps sharing experiences that will enhance our knowledge of high school life.”
Welcome Sandy Eberson, Secretary
Sandy Eberson has 3 children that have already graduated from Ironwood High School, and she recently shared that her daughter Chelsea just became a Cardinal's cheerleader. Sandy's youngest son, Ethan, is now a IHS sophmore and is a part of the Varsity Football Team.
In addition to being married, the mother of 4, and involved in volunteering at Marshall Ranch Elementary, Sandy works full time. She is continuing her tradition of being involved as she launches into new her new role with Ironwood Booster Club. Sandy is excited for the opportunity to meet some new people, hoping that many more will get involved in the club and make it a great year!
Welcome Melissa Haughee, Treasurer
Melissa Haughee brings a long history of active service in parent organizations to her new role with the Ironwood HS Booster Club. She has been a member of the Marshall Ranch PTSO for the past 8 years, serving on the Board as VP for two years, and was named 2011-2012 Volunteer of the Year.
A part time Realtor, Melissa also owns and operates a construction company with her husband Eric. Their son, Austin, is a freshman and they are looking forward to the new and exciting world of high school.
Melissa originally started with the PTSO as a way to try out volunteering and contribute to the community she lives in. Along the way she has met many wonderful people and has learned a great deal about “giving back”, most of all how rewarding it feels. In her own words, “Our kids are only young once, and the smallest amount of time/involvement we can provide truly makes a difference in their lives! I am looking forward to being an EAGLE and meeting many new friendly faces here at Ironwood High School.”
Friday, April 6, 2012
Briar Patch MarketPlace at IHS
Briar Patch Craft Show at Ironwood High School
Saturday (4/14) 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday (4/15) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More info: http://www.briarpatchmarketplace.com/
This is a great fundraiser for IHS Booster Club
Saturday (4/14) 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Sunday (4/15) 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
More info: http://www.briarpatchmarketplace.com/
This is a great fundraiser for IHS Booster Club
Thursday, April 14, 2011
College Tuition Scholarships
Once again, the Ironwood Booster Club is offering an opportunity for current seniors to apply for our annual scholarship award. Applications may be picked up in Mr. Penberthy’s room (portable 9) or in the Guidance Office. Any senior with a minimum 2.0 GPA may apply, as long as they do not currently have more than $1,000 in scholarships or tuition waivers. The scholarship may be applied toward community college, university, or trade school. The completed application is due no later than 2:30 p.m. on Monday, April 25. Encourage your senior to pick up an application ASAP
Friday, October 16, 2009
Vote for our kids and our schools!
From the Peoria Independent:
Override Information Offered
Voters in the Peoria Unified School District are being asked to renew an existing Maintenance and Operations budget override for the district.
In order to share information about this upcoming Nov. 3 election, the Vote4PUSDkids.com committee is offering brief informational in-person presentations to any community groups seeking more information.
The presentation can include a PowerPoint slide show and fact sheets to be distributed to audience members.
For more information or to schedule a presentation before Nov. 3 contact committee member David Evans at 623-412-3919 or at djevans9@cox.net.
All five Peoria governing board members support the override renewal, which voters first approved in 1996 and have supported since then. The M&O budget override translates into about $18 million annually for the school district, with the majority of those monies directly funding salaries for teachers, librarians, nurses and other staff.
The Peoria district has 13 schools in Glendale and 26 schools in Peoria.“District officials cannot use taxpayer funds to campaign for the override, but can provide factual information about the request…Jan Wilson, committee treasurer, said because the commitee’s efforts will continue, additional monetary donations are needed. She said 100 percent of any money donated will be used for the campaign. Send contributions to Vote4PUSDkids.com, care of Jan Wilson, treasurer, 7168 W. Pershing Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381. Committee and override information is available at www.PUSDkids. com. “It takes money to get the word out,” Ms. Olsen said.
The group is also interested in volunteers, Ms. Olsen said. Anyone interested in assisting in the campaign can e-mail connect@vote4PUSDkids.com.”
Override Information Offered
Voters in the Peoria Unified School District are being asked to renew an existing Maintenance and Operations budget override for the district.
In order to share information about this upcoming Nov. 3 election, the Vote4PUSDkids.com committee is offering brief informational in-person presentations to any community groups seeking more information.
The presentation can include a PowerPoint slide show and fact sheets to be distributed to audience members.
For more information or to schedule a presentation before Nov. 3 contact committee member David Evans at 623-412-3919 or at djevans9@cox.net.
All five Peoria governing board members support the override renewal, which voters first approved in 1996 and have supported since then. The M&O budget override translates into about $18 million annually for the school district, with the majority of those monies directly funding salaries for teachers, librarians, nurses and other staff.
The Peoria district has 13 schools in Glendale and 26 schools in Peoria.“District officials cannot use taxpayer funds to campaign for the override, but can provide factual information about the request…Jan Wilson, committee treasurer, said because the commitee’s efforts will continue, additional monetary donations are needed. She said 100 percent of any money donated will be used for the campaign. Send contributions to Vote4PUSDkids.com, care of Jan Wilson, treasurer, 7168 W. Pershing Ave., Peoria, AZ 85381. Committee and override information is available at www.PUSDkids. com. “It takes money to get the word out,” Ms. Olsen said.
The group is also interested in volunteers, Ms. Olsen said. Anyone interested in assisting in the campaign can e-mail connect@vote4PUSDkids.com.”
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