Welcome to the Audubon Community!

The Audubon PTSA (Parent Teacher Student Association) is a volunteer-run non-profit organization that provides community, enrichment, and supplemental funding to the school. Together, we

support the school with volunteers and funding
assist students' education with grants to teachers, classrooms and the school
enhance the students' experience with programs
build community by hosting events, and
advocate for the health, safety, education, equitable access and well-being of every child.

🌟 Our Mission 🌟

Audubon PTSA works to improve the education, safety, welfare and health of the children in our community. We work with our community and in partnership with Audubon Elementary to develop programs, projects and activities to enrich students' academic and social experiences.

NEWS

PTSA invites you to participate in the Audubon Science Fair!

A fantastic opportunity for young scientists to explore, experiment, and showcase their creativity and curiosity in the world of science.

Participants will complete projects at home and present them on tri‑fold poster boards during the Science Fair.
Judges will evaluate projects in three categories within each grade level.
Students will have the opportunity of voting for the “Most Fun” experiment.
Science Fair more information and guidelines.

Registration is open through February 27th!

✨ Maximum of 70 participants due to space limitations. First Come, First Served, so register as fast as you can!

Please register HERE!

Prepare for a literary adventure! Audubon’s PTSA, in collaboration with our school librarian, Ms.
Reinardy, is thrilled to host a Scholastic Book Fair during our January elementary conference days.

Theme: Books: Your Passport to Anywhere

At Audubon, we’re passionate about reading and sharing stories with our students, so what better
way to start the New Year than with a book fair filled with fantastic titles!

While exploring the fair, be sure to check out our teachers’ wish lists for books. Classroom libraries
play a crucial role in our students’ learning, offering opportunities to find books that ignite their
interests and passions. We strive for each library to feature diverse formats, reading levels, and
current selections that align with our curriculum and students’ interests.

You can help us enhance classroom libraries by purchasing and donating a book from the fair to a
classroom or program. Look for our "OWL Book Wishes" display, where each teacher will have an
envelope with "wish slips" for book titles. Choose one (or more!) to donate. When you donate a book,
your child’s name will be added to our donation wall.

As a bonus: The week after the book fair, we’ll hold random drawings at each grade level from the
names on the donation wall. One lucky student from each grade will receive a special gift from the
book fair as a thank you for their generosity.

Every purchase supports our library program, so thank you for promoting literacy at our school. We
can’t wait to see you at the book fair! Questions? bookfair@audubonptsa.org

Book Fair Hours:

Tuesday, Jan. 27 8:30-9:15 am & 12:30-4:30 pm
Wednesday, Jan. 28 8:30-9:15 am & 2:30-4:00 pm
Thursday, Jan. 29 8:30-9:15 am & 12:30-6:00 pm
Friday, Jan. 30 8:30-9:15 am & 12:30-4:00 pm

Payments at the Book Fair can be made by

cash or credit card.

*Students must be accompanied by an adult at the book fair, and students need to stay with parents during conferences (even sibling conferences). Thank you.

Want to volunteer at our Book Fair?

Book Fair Volunteers

Audubon Grade Color Shirts and Tote Bags

Order your child an official Audubon T-Shirt to show school and grade pride at events and around town. Every grade has their own color of the rainbow! Wear to field trips, school assemblies, and at school events! Additionally, we are offering Audubon Tote Bags again! These high-quality bags are a great way to show your Audubon Pride!

Order online here.

We will take orders until January 31. Shirts will be delivered in February.

Grade Colors: