2010-2011 Reflections
Theme “Together We Can”
Student
guidelines and forms will be posted soon.
- Local PTA
(School) - A Local PTA’s Reflections
deadline, for students to submit their entries, will be set by the school’s PTA. Please check
with the Arts in Education Chairman or the
PTA President for this deadline. Texas PTA
recommends that the Local PTA set this deadline no earlier than October 30th. The Local PTA will
advance 20% of their entries to the Council or Area
level. (If a Local PTA is not a member of a Council
PTA, their entries are advanced to the Area PTA.)
- Council or
Area PTA- The Council or Area PTA’s
Reflections deadline is set by that Council or Area
PTA. The Local PTA’s Arts in Education Chairman or
PTA President must contact their Council or Area PTA
for this deadline. Texas PTA recommends that the
Council and Area PTAs set this deadline no earlier
than November 27th. The Council and Area PTAs will
advance 10% of their entries to the State level.
- Texas PTA
- The Texas PTA Reflections deadline is January
15th. All advancing entries must be received by the
deadline. Texas PTA will advance 24 entries to the
National level. There will be one entry advanced
from each age group in each arts area. State results
will be posted on the Texas PTA Web site in March.
- National
PTA - The National PTA Reflections deadline
is March 2nd. National results will be announced
between the months of June and July.
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National PTA Awards and Recognition - English

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WATCH D.O.G.S. (Dads of Great Students) are fathers,
grandfathers, uncles and other father figures who
volunteer at least one day each year at an official
WATCH DOGS school assisting with security, traffic flow,
mentor students, play at recess and other activities
where they actively engage with not only their own
children, but other students as well. WATCH DOGS are
trained and get to wear a cool Watchdog t-shirt!
Contact Shane Boff at watchdogs@mitchellpta.com if you are interested in volunteering
for the program..
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Red Ribbon Week is the
oldest and largest drug prevention campaign in the
country.
Red Ribbon Week serves as a vehicle for communities and
individuals to take a stand for the hopes and dreams of
our children through a commitment to drug prevention and
education and a personal commitment to live drug free
lives with the ultimate goal being the creation of drug
free America.
And, perhaps more importantly, Red Ribbon Week
commemorates the ultimate sacrifice made by DEA Special
Agent Enrique "Kiki" Camarena, who died at the hands of
drug traffickers in Mexico while fighting the battle
against illegal drugs to keep our country and children
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