• VGF Crowd

    It takes almost 500 parent volunteers and 200 student volunteers to run Collegiate’s Village Green Fair. Thanks to all who have contributed to this outstanding Collegiate tradition!

  • cougar classic teachers

    Faculty and staff play in the annual Cougar Classic basketball game.

  • Cougar Classic

    Students enjoy basketball games prior to the Cougar Classic.

  • Village Green Fair

    The annual Village Green Fair, a Parents' Association fundraiser for Collegiate, features games and inflatables.
Cougar Community
On behalf of the Parents’ Association, I would like to extend a warm welcome to our new families and a sincere welcome back to our current families. We have an exciting year ahead of us, with many events planned to foster a sense of community in this place we all call home. Thanks to you, our dedicated community of parents, we are able to make a positive impact on our School. I encourage you to get involved by sharing your time and talents. Together, we can be the difference in the lives of our children and make the 2019-20 school year our most successful yet!
 
Rita M. Ryan
Parents’ Association
2019-20 President
The mission of the Parents’ Association is to promote and foster the well-being and continued advancement of Collegiate. We are comprised of all parents and guardians of Collegiate students as well as all faculty, administration and members of the Board of Trustees dedicated to the future of our children at Collegiate.

Our primary goal is to bring parents together in order to build and stengthen community. We provide opportunities for parents to meet, volunteer and get involved, while generating enthusiasm and excitement for all aspects of Collegiate.

Our secondary goal is fundraising. We do this through several schoolwide events such as Cougar Pawlooza, Cougar Holiday Express and Village Green Fair. The funds raised are directed toward the continued advancement of our School. All parents are welcomed, needed and encouraged to volunteer and be advocates for Collegiate's excellence.

Commonly Asked Questions

List of 4 frequently asked questions.

  • How do I become a member of the Parents' Association (PA)?

    All parents and guardians of Collegiate students as well as all faculty, administration and members of the Board of Trustees are automatically members of the Parents' Association. There are no membership fees or dues associated with the PA.

  • Does the PA hold any meetings during the year?

    The PA conducts two business meetings each year – one in the fall and one in the spring.

    2019-20 Meetings
    Fall Meeting
    Wednesday, Oct. 16, 2019
    7-8:30 p.m.
    Estes Student Center Cafe

    Spring Meeting
    Tuesday, May 12, 2020
    8:15-9:30 a.m.
    McFall Hall

  • How can I get involved?

    The PA is a dynamic organization thanks to the participation of so many volunteers. PA members are encouraged to participate by logging in to the Parents' Association Resource Board to check out the many fun and rewarding ways to contribute your time and talents. With our easy-to-use sign-up page, you can request a reminder email and review and edit your choices anytime throughout the year.

  • Whom should I contact if I have more questions about the PA?

    Please contact our Parents' Association President, Rita M. Ryan, at tcs.papresident@gmail.com.