Parents' Club

Piedmont Parents’ Club 26-27

Welcome to the Piedmont High School Parents’ Club (PHSPC). The PHSPC is a nonprofit, parent-led organization that relies on membership donations and volunteerism.  We work to enrich the PHS educational experience by supporting students, their families, faculty and staff and by promoting a positive, collaborative school community.

Join PHS Parents’ Club

Please join us! Your membership in the PHS Parents' Club helps fund a wide range of programs that are important to you and your student(s) including grade-level events, teacher grants, and teacher & staff appreciation. The PHSPC relies on annual contributions from families to maintain and support these important activities. Membership levels start at $75, and with your contribution you will receive a complimentary copy of the annual district-wide PEF Student Directory. Click here to join the PHSPC today!

 

Get involved

Parent involvement is essential to making PHS the outstanding school it is. Please volunteer to help at PHS and/or consider taking on a leadership position on the Parents’ Club Board. Contact this year’s PHSPC Board co-presidents Sally Baack and Dana Lung to add your name to our volunteer list or for more information about joining the Board.

The PHSPC plays a vital role in supporting the PHS student, staff and parent community. Some of our programs include:

• College & Career Center 
• Communications
• Diversity and Inclusion
• Emergency Preparedness
• Food Service
• Grants
• Hospitality
• Library
• Parent Education/Wellness
• Registration
• Freshman Class Activities
• Sophomore Class Activities
• Junior Class Activities
• Senior Class Activities

If you’d like to help with any of these programs or have suggestions for others, please come to a future meeting, and feel free to reach out to this year’s PHSPC co-presidents Sally Baack and Dana Lung.

Path To Resolution: Educational Concern Protocol

We developed a protocol with the administration and teachers to guide students and parents on how parents could provide feedback to teachers and the process for students and parents to share concerns related to a specific issue. The protocol is TK-12; however, the request came from the high school where concerns about grades are more common. This protocol is for the typical occurrences rather than unique circumstances that may emerge and require an alternative approach. Detailed explanation of the PUSD Communications Protocol

(view large version of protocol chart)

Meetings

PHS Parents’ Club meetings are held once a month generally on a Friday at 9:00 am at the Alan Harvey Theater Lobby (unless specified below) and are open to all parents. We encourage attendance and warmly welcome all parents to Parents' Club meetings.

At these meetings we hear updates from Principal Yoshihara, Assistant Principal Marik and other school and district administrators and staff. We also strategize, plan and brainstorm events to support our school community and we welcome feedback, input and suggestions from all parents

Meeting Dates 2026-27 

• August 28, 2026
• September 25, 2026
• October 30, 2025 
• December 4, 2026 - off schedule date
• January 29, 2027
• February 26, 2027
• March 26, 2026
• April 30, 2027
• May 21, 2027 - Annual General Meeting 

 

Meeting Resources

1. Agenda 
2. Minutes of Previous Meetings
3. PHSPC Expense Reimbursement (for Board use only)

 

PHSPC Board

The PHS Parents’ Club is led by a Board of dedicated parent volunteers, each of whom has a portfolio and a specific area of responsibility. If you’d like to help with any of these programs or have suggestions for others, please come to a future meeting and feel free to reach out to 2025-2026 PHSPC co-presidents Sally Baack and Dana Lung. 

View the list of PHSPC Board Members for 2025 - 2026