Annual PCA Events

The Parents and Caregivers Association works year-round to promote our vision of vibrant, relevant involvement in our school. Parent and Caregiver leaders plan events, fundraise, and foster the tight-knit community Greene Street is known for. Here are some annual highlights:

Twice a year, in September and again in June, PCA parents fire up the grill and make burgers, hot dogs, and veggie burgers for the entire community. Families bring a side dish to share for this joyful event that celebrates the start and end of each school year.

Fundraising:

Recent activities have included Kid Stuff coupon book sales, Swag sales, and High Point coffee sales.

During our annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service, hundreds of students, parents, grandparents, teachers, Meeting members and alumni participate in service projects, including: assembling breakfast bags and health kits, making a variety of crafts including clay bowls, paper flowers and good wish cards, cleaning the grounds of the school and neighborhood, sorting boxes and boxes of donations, and giving many pints of life-saving blood. 

The Lion's Story:

A storyteller, an opera singer, a black history museum, a drum ensemble, a dance troupe, and of course, a soul food dinner. These are just a few activities the PCA has put together recently to celebrate the month of February and Black History.

To show its appreciation for the amazing and hard-working teachers and staff at Greene Street, the PCA hosts a delicious and relaxing luncheon. Parent and Caregiver volunteers help decorate the dining room, bring baked goods, and serve delicious fare.