All LO Families are welcome!
Proceeds will benefit Jackie and Shadow, bald eagles living in the San Bernardino Mountains.
Check it out at SaveMoonCamp.org! Want to see more? Their babies are getting BIG!
TK: TIE DYE
Kinder: BLUE
First: RED
Second: ORANGE
Third: BLACK
Fourth: GREEN
Fifth: GRAY
Coming up sooner than we think: June 3 is Anything BUT a Backpack Day! Get creative! 🧳🛍️
We're thrilled to announce our 2026-27 PTA Board nominees. Come join us at the upcoming PTA meeting, meet the nominees, and let your voice be heard!
📍 Location: Live Oak's MPR
🗓️ When: Wednesday, May 27
⏰ Time: 6:30 pm
See you there!
It's time to celebrate our fifth graders!
The Annual 5th Grade Promotion will be on Thursday, June 4th. We need volunteers to help.
Please support our fifth grade families by volunteering to help. Not only will you continue Live Oak's longstanding tradition of paying it forward, you will also learn how to plan for your own child’s event.
The nomination deadline has now closed. We received about 27 entries this year. Thank you to everyone who took the time to recognize the amazing individuals in our school community.
We look forward to announcing the award recipients on May 27 during Field Day!
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.
May 15, 2026
What an amazing evening at our Live Oak Spring Carnival! Our campus was filled with laughter, excitement, and community spirit as families came together to enjoy bounce houses, carnival games, delicious food vendors, cupcakes, face painting, henna, balloon art, music, and so many fun activities for our students.
The PTA would like to extend a heartfelt thank you to all of our volunteers, teachers, staff members, student helpers, vendors, sponsors, and families who helped make this event such a success.
May 15, 2026
Live Oak students’ incredible creativity and hard work were proudly on display as they set up booths to showcase and sell their handmade products to the community.
Thank you to the school, especially the front office staff, for helping with logistics and patiently supporting throughout the process. Special thanks to Shyamala Jayaraman for chairing the event, and to all the PTA volunteers who generously gave their time and energy to make this event possible.
May 13, 2026
What an incredible season it has been for the Live Oak Elementary Run Club! As we cross the finish line for Spring 2026, we want to take a moment to celebrate the phenomenal energy and dedication our students brought to the track every single week.
While every runner showed immense heart and growth, we would like to give a special nod to our top three mileage leaders for their remarkable consistency: Jacob Richards, Ikshan Rajak, and Preesha Samanta.
May 4-8 2026
Thank you to our amazing Live Oak families for making Teacher Appreciation Week a huge success! We are truly grateful for your generous donations and volunteers: Suchita, Soumya, Sindhya and family, Shawn K., Priyanka, and Ms.Lopez's family! for treating our teachers to an unforgettable week.
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!
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!
“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.