Montvale PTO Welcomes You.

Welcome to any new families this year, and welcome back and thank you to our returning PTO members for your continued support.

The Montvale PTO provides many social and educational school programs, services, and activities; and raises funds throughout the year to purchase school equipment and “wish list” items for both schools that directly benefit our children and that are not covered by the school budget. 

It takes many volunteers, an incredible staff, and a supportive community to make our schools great. Please get involved with the PTO and/or with the Montvale Educational Foundation this year...your involvement makes a difference!

Brenda Esposito & Laila Moolji, Montvale PTO Co-Presidents

No one can do everything, but everyone can do something!

HELP WANTED!!  We need Chairs for the following committees.  Please contact a Board Member if you are interested.

Publicity for Fieldstone - We need someone at Fieldstone events to take pictures!  If you are interested please contact Rachele Campana.

Greek Mythology Assembly for 6th grade.

This is for the purchase of a raffle ticket for 2- 8th grade graduation tickets with reserved seating and a parking spot. Normally each family is entitled to only 4 graduation tickets. This gives you the opportunity to invite more family to the celebration. 

Deadline for Raffle is May 26th.

Jack Branagan's Earth Matters. Slide  show and sample look into life inside the Rainforest. Presented to 5th grade students.

The Suzanne Nemeroff Art Award, is an award given to a graduating 8th grade student  at Fieldstone Middle School. All Artwork must be submitted during school hours between June 5th-June 7th.  It should go directly to Mrs. McCann in Room 111 no later than 3PM on June 7th, No late submissions will be submitted.

Please review all requirements carefully, you will find all appropriate documents and instructions on the PTO website sign onto your account, go to the Documents section and then to Forms.

“Bantaba” is a Mandingo word that refers to “the center where all important events take place.” The troupe brings together traditional African and modern African-American dance while teaching about the respective cultures on opposite sides of the Atlantic. The students participate according to custom with call-and-response singing and movement.

This assembly is for 5th grade.