Nominating

Serving on a Nominating Committee is an exceptional opportunity for PTA members to have a voice in selecting the Executive Committee members.  Executive Committee members volunteer their time and talents to help maintain PTA sponsored programs, enhance the educational experiences of our children, promote family engagement, and advocate for every child.

The charge to the Nominating Committee is "to find the best possible nominees for the office of the association".

• Nominating Committee Consists Of:
• High School, Middle School, Stewart & Stratford - 2 Representatives from each school
• Hemlock, Homestead & Locust - 1 Representative from each school
• PTA Executive Board - 2 Representatives and 1 Alternate

Nominating Committee Members Should:

1. Include both experienced and ongoing leadership as well as newer members.
2. Be elected on merit and ability.
3. Be aware of the importance of their assignment.
4. Have knowledge of PTA unit/council goals, purposes and programs.
5. Have knowledge of potential nominees' qualifications and abilities.
6. Give objective consideration to find the best qualified leaders for the PTA.
7. Use sound judgement in evaluating possible nominees.
8. Be tactful, have integrity and use discretion.

The 2022-23 School Year Nominating Committee was selected by General Membership vote at the Feb. 16 All Schools PTA Meeting. The selected members include: 

• Chair: Proposed Chairperson to be elected by the Committee:  Danielle Atteritano
• High School: Janalyn Pomeroy, Karen Butt 
• Middle School: Neha Bajaj, Andreana Mirabella
• Stewart School: Crista Regazzi, Sabrina Vona
• Stratford School: Alison Volpe, Jillian Berbari
• Hemlock School: Gillian Burns
• Homestead School: Sarani Doshi 
• Locust: Colleen Ciullo
• Executive Board: Jackie Costello, Genevieve Banks

The committee's responsibility is to nominate the best qualified nominee for each open Executive Committee office.

• Any PTA member may suggest the names of persons to be considered. However, the committee is not bound by such recommendations.
• Think carefully about possible nominees: their qualifications, their ability to work well with others and if they have sufficient time to do the job.
• Develop a tentative slate of officers with possible alternatives for each office to be filled. Unanimous consent is desirable, but only a majority is needed for someone to be considered a nominee and asked to accept the position.
• Keep all deliberations of the nominating committee completely confidential.

1. Nominee is a Garden City PTA member.
2. Nominee is active in the school community.
3. Nominee is able to work for the good of all children.
4. Nominee is able to work with others toward the goals of the PTA.

1. President Elect
2. Vice President Communication
3. Secretary
4. Treasurer
5. High School Director
6. Stewart Director
7. Stratford Director
8. Hemlock Director
9. Locust Director