Executive PTAC Board
The Executive PTAC Board consist of seven officers: President, Vice President, Vice President of Fundraising, Treasurer, Financial Secretary, Recording Secretary, and Communications Secretary. The School Principal and a Teacher Delegate are also members of the Executive PTAC Board.
The term of office for all officers is one year, beginning July 1st and ending June 30th of the following year. Officers may serve no more than two (2) consecutive terms in the same office.
The duties of the Executive Board include, but are not limited to, establishing and overseeing committees to conduct the work of the NES PTAC, approving the Plans of Work of all officers and committee chairs, creating committees, and filling vacancies of officers and committee chairs. Developing and presenting an annual budget to NES PTAC members for adoption, establishing fundraising programs, approving routine bills within the limits of the budget. Transacting necessary business in the intervals between NES PTAC meetings and such other business as may be referred to it by the NES PTAC and presenting a report at the regular meetings of the NES PTAC. For complete description of the responsibilities of each position, please refer to the PTAC bylaws.
In addition to the responsibilities outlined above, each officer must display loyalty, exercising good faith and reasonable judgment for matters that come before the executive board, as well as disclose conflicts of interest. Officers will sign the Conflict of Interest Policy for NES PTAC at the beginning of their terms.
The term of office for all officers is one year, beginning July 1st and ending June 30th of the following year. Officers may serve no more than two (2) consecutive terms in the same office.
The duties of the Executive Board include, but are not limited to, establishing and overseeing committees to conduct the work of the NES PTAC, approving the Plans of Work of all officers and committee chairs, creating committees, and filling vacancies of officers and committee chairs. Developing and presenting an annual budget to NES PTAC members for adoption, establishing fundraising programs, approving routine bills within the limits of the budget. Transacting necessary business in the intervals between NES PTAC meetings and such other business as may be referred to it by the NES PTAC and presenting a report at the regular meetings of the NES PTAC. For complete description of the responsibilities of each position, please refer to the PTAC bylaws.
In addition to the responsibilities outlined above, each officer must display loyalty, exercising good faith and reasonable judgment for matters that come before the executive board, as well as disclose conflicts of interest. Officers will sign the Conflict of Interest Policy for NES PTAC at the beginning of their terms.
Meet your 2022-2023 PTAC Board!
Current Executive PTAC Board Member Bios
President - Monet Rodriguez-Stoneman
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I grew up in Golden, Colorado and graduated from Golden High School. I graduated from the University of Denver, with a degree in Law and Society and Woman Studies.
I have been privileged to participate in various volunteer opportunities, including:
Contact Monet at president@niwotptac.org. |
VP/VP Fundraising - Molly Walsh
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My family is new to Boulder County. We made the big move here from the San Francisco Bay Area in the summer of 2020 - the height of the pandemic. With decades of marketing and experiential event experience for corporate and nonprofit organizations, I’ve also been on many boards including the Bay Area Chapter of World Wildlife Fund, SFMOMA’s CX, Green Meetings Industry Council, and Meeting Professionals International Northern California. I’m currently enjoying a year on sabbatical to spend more time with my 4th and 6th-grade boys.
We are delighted to be part of this incredible Niwot Elementary community! Last year I joined the Niwot PTAC as VP/VP Fundraising and am happy to be repeating the role this year. It’s been exciting to have a front-row seat as we slowly get to bring back longstanding traditions and fun to our NES families. I’d love to hear from you if you have a great fundraising idea - big or small. Contact Molly at fundraising@niwotptac.org |
Treasurer - Maggie Marcoux
Contact Maggie at treasurer@niwotptac.org.
Communications Secretary - Sarah Racz
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I grew up in Boulder, CO and the Bay Area, California. I have a doctorate degree in clinical psychology from the University of Washington and currently work part-time as a research consultant at the University of Denver. I have three children at NES this year (3rd, K, and K).
This is my first year serving on the Niwot PTAC. I have also volunteered in various capacities at NES and in the community. I am very excited to be joining the team as we gear up for a great year! We have so many events and volunteering opportunities coming up that had been put on hold during the COVID pandemic. In my role as Communications Secretary, I will be updating the PTAC website and Facebook page frequently with events and opportunities, so stay tuned! Contact Sarah at communications@niwotptac.org. |
Secretary - Colleen Grady
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Originally from Long Island, I have been in Boulder since 2012. I completed my Masters in Nursing from Regis University, and I work as a Nurse Practitioner in private practice. I have 3 children attending NES this year (Pre-K, K and 2nd).
My family has been part of the NES community for over 4 years now, and we absolutely love it. This is my first year on the PTAC team, and I am very excited for a great year. Community events and supporting our school are such an important part of inspiring our Niwot spirit. Contact Colleen at secretary@niwotptac.org. |
2021-2022 President - Aimee Morin
Thank you Aimee for your service to the NES commuinity!