Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a fee to join?
No! Membership is automatically granted to all parents and guardians of Kyrene de la Mariposa students and staff.
Do I have to volunteer to be involved?
No, but we do need help! Volunteers power ALL of our events and activities. If you're unable to volunteer right now, donating is another way to help. Stay tuned for calls for donating items for events, such as treats for staff meetings and supplies for events.
Can I attend the meetings?
Yes! All Mariposa parents/caregivers are welcome to the monthly meetings. We hold them on monthly on Monday's from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the Mariposa Library and accessible virtually on Google Meet. Stay tuned to the calendar for the specific dates throughout the year.
How are donations spent?
Funds raised directly benefit students and the Mariposa community equitably and fairly based on the identified needs of the Mariposa community.
Do I have to volunteer to be involved?
No, but we do need help! Volunteers power ALL of our events and activities. If you're unable to volunteer right now, donating is another way to help. Stay tuned for calls for donating items for events, such as treats for staff meetings and supplies for events.
What is Mariposa Together?
Mariposa Together is a community advocacy hub established by parents of Kyrene de la Mariposa Elementary. We aim to protect our school, which has earned five consecutive A+ designations, from potential closure due to district plans.
How can I help support?
You can support Mariposa by attending school board meetings, signing petitions, volunteering for events, and making donations. Every action, no matter how small, contributes to safeguarding our community's educational future.
What resources are available?
We provide various resources including updates on school meetings, actionable templates for advocacy, educational flyers to share, and fundraising information. These resources help empower community members to advocate effectively for Mariposa.
Transparency is key. Read our bylaws to learn how the nonprofit Mariposa PTO is governed.