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Next PTA Association Meeting: May 20, 2026 at Live Oak MPR. All LO Families are welcome!
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Next PTA Association Meeting: May 20, 2026 at Live Oak MPR. All LO Families are welcome!
Subscribe to our Calendar NOW!
Live Oak is looking for Volunteers to help with Lunch support. If you are available to help, please sign up to help.
🎉 Join Us for the Ed Fund School Auction! 🎉
🎉 Join Us for the Ed Fund School Auction! 🎉
How to participate:
How to participate:
Browse the available items
Place your bids and keep an eye on your favorites!
Don’t wait too long—popular items can go fast, and friendly bidding wars are part of the fun! Feel free to share the auction with family and friends who might also want to participate.
2025-2026 Yearbook
2025-2026 Yearbook
Work has begun on creating the 2025-2026 Yearbook, If you need to order a book you can directly from Treering.
You can also start adding pictures in the folders and creating your FREE custom pages, instructions can be found here.
Eagles Market, May 1st 2026
Eagles Market, May 1st 2026
The cherished Eagles Market is back, this time on May 1st, the same day as PTA's annual Spring Carnival!!!
This time Live Oak students can opt to sell
Handmade products (e.g. keychains/cards) or
Services (e.g. teach a magic trick, face painting etc)
We cant wait to see and shop all the creative items our Live Oak Eagles have to offer!
Sign up Now! Spots are limited. (Max 2 students per business). Please don't forget to read the FAQ Section before you sign up. Last day to sign up - Fri, March 27
For questions, please reach out to Shyamala at communications@liveoakpta.net
Spring Run Club
Spring Run Club
March 11th: Run Club resumes Spring 2026! Sign up to join
Sign-ups are available now and first session will be Wednesday, March 11th. Meeting weekly on Wednesday mornings at Tiffany Roberts field (next to Live Oak) 7:20am – 7:45am kids (parents are welcome to run too) will earn charms for completing run milestones.
This club is open to LO kids of all ages, attend when you are available no weekly requirement.
Live Oak Talent Show
Live Oak Talent Show
Mar 27, 2026
Mar 27, 2026
Our students shined on stage with incredible performances full of confidence and creativity! We are so proud of each participant for their courage and effort.
A big thank you to our Principal, Mr. Fong, and Vice Principal, Mr. Shui, along with our amazing volunteers, teachers, and families for making this event a success. We also had a fundraiser dinner for 5th grade promotion, with Cub Scouts helping manage it—thank you for your support!
Trophies were awarded at the end, making it a perfect celebration for our talented stars. It was truly a wonderful evening for our community!
Spring Book Fair
Spring Book Fair
Mar 16-20, 2026
Thank you all who graciously volunteered for the Live Oak Book Fair this year! All of your hard work made this fair one that was truly special, and that the kids really enjoyed! Tiffany Johnson, Madhvi Owen, Cary Chan, Shyamala Jayaraman, Sri Sudha Pandrangi, Therese Kathka, Priyanka Gajanur, Sanju Bhattarai, Nagi Radhakrishnan, Tori Dombroski, Daniel Owen and Suchita Ghosh
Again, thank you all so much for taking the time to make a great event!
Spring Book Club
Mar -May, 2026
We officially kicked off our first Spring Book Club with a fun filled breakfast meeting. Students connected and shared their favorite characters and set the stage for a great season of reading. Huge thanks to Neeta Morankar and Prachi Shah for organizing and to all the families who brought their kids out.
SRV Council PTA Statement on Inclusive Event Planning
“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.
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