About Your PRM Parent Teacher Organization (PTO):

PTO is the Parent Teacher Organization that is made up of parents, teachers, and the principals. All parents at PRM are automatically members of PTO.
PTO helps with the communication between parents and school staff regarding upcoming events, important dates and deadlines, etc. Check back at this website for the calendar to see what is going on at PRM!
PTO organizes events as a way for families to connect and to support our teachers. Events such as the Summer Potluck Dinner, Ice Cream Social, Fall Festival, as well as student and adult parties and Staff Appreciation days.
PTO helps coordinate the Room parents for each community at PRM. Also, Room Parents help connect the teacher and the families of the classroom community. Room Parents help communicate needs, help plan celebrations, recruit volunteers, send reminders of upcoming PRM events and organize teacher gifts. Room parents are also there to help you with information and questions! To find out your child’s room parent, check the volunteer directory page. You can also contact your child’s teacher or contact Ally Richer at [email protected]

PTO Leadership 2022-2023

Antoinette Moore, PTO President

Parent to 6th Grader Tiana Turner. Enjoys art, anything outdoors, spending time with family and volunteering. Antoinette enjoys engaging with PRM school and community!

Contact Antoinette at [email protected]

Eva Borho, PTO Vice President:

Hey, I am Eva Borho! My eldest son, Gavin, is a second year preschooler in Ms. Jenn’s class at PRM. I am excited to serve as PTO Vice President. I have a Master’s degree in Communication and a passion for education. I am a stay-at-home mom in the process of starting a non-profit organization called Lifting Up Community Kindness. In my spare time, I focus on trying new raw vegan recipes and practicing meditation. I am also married to a great guy named Nathan.In the fall, you will see me by the preschool door letting Gavin and my youngest son burn off some of their morning energy on the playground. Feel free to stop by and introduce yourself!”