The PTO Board is a group of dedicated volunteers and Raleigh Park parents who commit to two-year terms and work together to fulfill the PTO Mission.
Together in partnership with the Raleigh Park Elementary administration, we are building a rigorous learning environment that values inquiry, equity, diversity, action, and reflection.
Our Board Members
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Jade Gonzales
PRESIDENT
Jade is serving as the PTO president after spearheading the PTO’s communications efforts for the past two years.
In her professional life, Jade runs a solo design practice where she builds creative teams to work on strategic brand refreshes and website design and development. She’s proud to work with local companies and non-profits nationwide.
Jade is a native Oregon and a Hilhi and Oregon Duck alum. This year, she and her husband Eric are happy to have their daughters Zara (5th Grade) and Lela (2nd) at Raleigh Park.
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Tom Spooner
VICE PRESIDENT
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Erin Baker
TREASURER
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Brenda Ramsay
SECRETARY
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Teddy Black
COMMUNICATIONS COORDINATOR
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Amber Stater
FUNDRAISING
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Connie Kong
FUNDRAISING
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Liz Terzo
VOLUNTEER CO-COORDINATOR
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Lindsey Gibson
VOLUNTEER CO-COORDINATOR
Lindsey is excited to join the board as co-volunteer coordinator. She and her husband, Kyle have First Grade twins Calvin and Jacqueline and a 4-year-old, Riley. Lindsey has also made her career over the last 15 years as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. She is looking forward to continuing to grow her involvement and build relationships in the Raleigh Park community (especially with Riley joining Raleigh Park as a Kindergartener, starting in 2024).
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Kavin Buck
FORMER PRESIDENT
Kavin is a former college Vice President, arts educator and an artist with over 30 years of exhibition experience. He and his wife, Laura, have two children… Isabella who attended Raleigh Park k-5 and Alden who is currently in 3rd grade.
You’ll often find Kavin on the grass outside of drop off and pick up. Stop and say hi! 👋
OUR MISSION
The Raleigh Park PTO strives to:
Promote the welfare of our children and youth in the home, school, and community;
Bring into closer relationship the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate harmoniously in the training of the child; and
Develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will maximize every child’s physical development, academic achievement and social adjustment.
Join Us
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