Together for Every Holmes Student’s Success
We support school programs through funding, events, and volunteers.
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Enriching Our School
The PTA funds and organizes events and resources to help Holmes Junior High School students and teachers succeed. We can't operate without volunteers and donations. During the 2025-26 School Year, thanks to the generosity of our Holmes community, the PTA was able to:
Enhance
Learning Tools

Funded hands-on classroom resources, including a music department wireless microphone system, interactive history simulation supplies, and science lab gear.
Celebrate our Educators

Teacher Appreciation Week activities and luncheons at the start and end of the school year, along with special treats.
Foster Positive Behavior

Providing rewards and incentives for the Positive Behavior Intervention & Supports (PBIS) student recognition program.
Encourage Student Growth
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Financed milestone campus events and critical student transportation, including the buses used for the annual Marin hike.
See How the Holmes PTA Makes a Difference
Financing Campus Traditions
Financing unforgettable campus traditions that build junior high memories, from refreshments for student events to the massive year-end Holmes Celebration Day.
Student Enrichment
Enhancing daily school life with active learning tools, from replenishing art and ceramics supplies to equipping science labs with physics water rocket launchers.
Volunteer Power
Fostering a vibrant community of parents and staff who step up to run campus fundraisers, chaperone student dances, and host game-day snack sales.
Financial Support
Allocating every dollar directly goes to benefit our school, including by funding school needs, with transparency and accountability.
Consistent Impact
Supporting students and staff from the first day of school to graduation.
Family Engagement
Bridging the gap between home and school through regular e-mail communications, open PTA meetings, and facilitating active opportunities for parents to stay involved in their kids' junior high experience.
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