The PTC provides the majority of school supplies for the school, students, and teachers. Parents are provided with a very limited list of supplies to purchase for their student(s) at the beginning of the school year due to this program.

Before-school running club open to all students. Tuesdays & Thursday mornings starting at 7:45 in the fall and spring. Students earn charms at mileage milestones and a medal upon completion of a marathon. Learn more >

The annual Oregon Battle of the Books tournament is a highlight for Cedar Mill’s many competitive readers looking for glory & fame. Learn more about Cedar Mill’s program >

After-school classes organized by the PTC but paid for by participants. Examples include Yoga Playground and Play.Fit.Fun. Learn more >

From Movie Nights to Game Nights to the first day of school Welcome Coffees, these events provide an opportunity for parents & families to meet each other, and build community.

The PTC provides a stipend to each teacher at Cedar Mill that supplements their district-provided budget.

The PTC provides funding for classes to take field trips throughout the school year including plays, museums, and other activities to complement the classroom curriculum.

This end of the year celebration for departing 5th graders is a highlight for the students.

Community social event free to families. Often features games, bouncy houses, food carts, and more.

An evening event to spotlight a featured artist and student work.

Showcasing the hard work, inquiry, and exploration of our Cedar Mill students, the annual Science Fair takes place in the Spring.

Clothes for Kids is a district-run, volunteer-supported program that provides free clothing for students (grades K-12) from families with limited income. The PTC supports this effort with a cash donation each year and coordinating clothes donations from the school.

PTC-run program where volunteers teach a monthly art lesson in classrooms. Featured artists include Joan Miro and Jean-Michel Basquiat.

Parent/educator/student group that maintains the grounds and garden at school.

Parent/educator/student group that works to implement ecologically sound practices at school.