We are so excited to kick off another amazing school year together! The Live Oak PTA looks forward to a year filled with community, connection, school spirit, and plenty of fun. Here’s to a fantastic year of learning, growing, and making great memories together.
Welcome back, Golden Eagles! 🦅
Scan the QR code or click the link above to access Live Oak's Future Fund to complete your student's First Step for the 2026-7 school year by August 13.
For full instructions, see our Annual Registration page.
Do you have 30 – 45 minutes you can spare on weekdays? Sign up to volunteer in our school cafeteria!
Volunteer work will involve greeting students in the lunch line, ensuring smooth flow of service lines, helping students select packaged food items, and counting students. NO KITCHEN WORK or lifting will be assigned.
Do you have 30 – 45 minutes you can spare on weekdays? Sign up to volunteer in our school cafeteria!
Volunteer work will involve greeting students in the lunch line, ensuring smooth flow of service lines, helping students select packaged food items, and counting students. NO KITCHEN WORK or lifting will be assigned.
Celebrate back to school with the PTA's Family Movie Night! This is a sensory-friendly movie showing. Doors open at 5 PM, movie starts at 6 pm in the MPR.
Register for FREE Monsters, Inc. tickets.
Double feature showing for the PTA's Family Movie Night!
Doors open at 6:30 PM, movie starts at 7:35 pm on the Blacktop (under the stars!)
The Fall 2026 season of Run Club is officially here! Meetups are planned Wednesdays starting at 7:20 am at Tiffany Roberts Field
Explore the night stars with the East Bay Astronomical Society through telescopes over hot cocoa. Event starts at 7pm on the Blacktop.
Stay and play at the PTA meeting for a sweet way to start the new school year at Live Oak. Event starts at 6 pm in the MPR
The Live Oak Fall Book Fair will be held from Oct 5th - 9th. We need Be a Mentor-cleared parent volunteers to work the days of the Book Fair - and for setup. When you volunteer, each Live Oak student in your family will receive one poster or a Golden goodie.
May 15, 2026
Student Council is off to a great start! We have our first round of classroom primaries today, August 28. Next week our candidates will bring in posters to hang in our MPR. Speeches will be Friday, September 4, followed by our school election.
Our first special spirit day, Hawaiian/Beach Day, was this past Wednesday 8/26. It was a nice way to say goodbye to summer!
“PTAs everywhere must understand and embrace the uniqueness of all individuals, appreciating that each contributes a diversity of views, experiences, cultural heritage/traditions, skills/abilities, values and preferences. When PTAs respect differences yet acknowledge shared commonalities uniting their communities, and then develop meaningful priorities based upon their knowledge, they genuinely represent their communities. When PTAs represent their communities, they gain strength and effectiveness through increased volunteer and resource support.” CAPTA Inclusion & Diversity
The San Ramon Valley Council of PTAs (“Council”) is committed to supporting our units in their efforts to continue to develop effective family engagement opportunities that are inclusive. PTA leadership, as community representatives, should collaborate with school administration to identify and eliminate barriers to family engagement related to race, ethnicity, culture, socioeconomic status, family structure, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, and religion.
Council strongly encourages units to offer inclusive events. We value inclusion and diversity of our various communities. Culture, family structure, gender and sexual orientation should not deter participation in PTA events. Families and students should not need to call out their differences to feel included.
Gender-neutral events are more welcoming and culturally inclusive. A majority of units in the SRVUSD have replaced gender-specific events with gender-neutral ones. Parent-child events need not be cancelled; rather, the nomenclature is changing with the times. Units have received positive responses to events such as “Pastries with Parents,” “Family Dance,” “Sweetheart Dance” or “VIP Dance”. These are just a few creative ways to use language to foster inclusion.
PTA stands for “All Children, All Families” and our motto is “Every Child, One Voice.” National and California PTA have long encouraged PTA units to plan events that are inclusive. Inclusive events more effectively serve all children and all families and lead to greater parental and community engagement, which benefits every child. We recommend that unit Presidents collaborate with their principal on inclusive language and events so that students and families are always welcome to events sponsored by the PTA.