PTA Officer Line-ups Take Shape
PTA organizations across the Huntington School District are finalizing their leadership for next year. The groups play an integral role in activities across the district and boast a combined membership of several thousand.
The Huntington Council of PTA’s Executive Committee will consist of President Bari Fehrs, Vice Presidents Donna McKenna and Edie Pulizzotto, Secretary Cindy Neiber and Treasurer Laura Montefusco.
The Huntington High School Parent-Teacher-Student Association will be led by co-Presidents Marilyn Maggio and Mary Ann Smith, co-Vice Presidents Anne Connell and Susanne Millner, Recording Secretary Nancy Shivers, Corresponding Secretary Lorraine Corbly, Treasurer Elaine May, and council delegates Melissa Ryan and Karen Dwyer.
The Woodhull School PTA Executive Board includes co-Presidents Julie LaBella and Pam Fallon, co-Vice-Presidents Norma Gorecki and Debbie McGinniss, Recording Secretary Sue Healy, Corresponding Secretary Susan Reilly, Treasurer Nancy DiGiacomo, fourth grade historians Karen Gentile and Susan Buchholtz, fifth grade historians Stephen Martinez and Deb Chin and council delegates Sue Gerbavsits and Delphine Barron.
The Jack Abrams School PTA will be led by co-Presidents Lorraine Moya and Maggie Warren, co-Vice Presidents Terri Ehrman and Linda Leake, Recording Secretary Laurene Napurano, Corresponding Secretary Suzanne Muller, Treasurer Liz Cordeiro, historians Lisa Curran, Deb Roday and Kathy Shea and council delegates Jennifer Reda and Melissa Ryan.
The Southdown Primary School PTA Executive Board includes President Dawn Weir, co-Vice Presidents Kerri Brandine and Laura Cheshire, Treasurer Valerie Kellogg, Corresponding Secretary Kerry Neira, Recording Secretary Lyndia Agrillo, historian Anya Cartwright and council delegates Sharon Glazier and Grace D’Ellasandro.
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