Live Oak is looking for Volunteers to help with Lunch support. If you are available to help, please sign up to help.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0544A5AF2CA6F49-50983010-volunteer#/
Live Oak is looking for Volunteers to help with Lunch support. If you are available to help, please sign up to help.
https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10C0544A5AF2CA6F49-50983010-volunteer#/
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 https://www.liveoakpta.net/fundraiser/yearbook
Join us for a fun-filled Family Game Night with exciting games and prizes for the whole family! Enjoy light refreshments while spending quality time together.
This evening also includes our PTA Association Meeting,a great chance to:
See what’s happening at school
Learn how PTA supports our students
Ask questions and share ideas
Meet other families and staff
Come for the fun, stay for the connection. We’d love to see you there and make this a night of community, joy, and togetherness!
Get ready for an evening filled with confidence, creativity, and courage as our students take the stage for this year’s Talent Show, themed “Dream Big, Shine Bright.” Whether your child sings, dances,performs magic, plays an instrument, or shares a special skill, this is their moment to shine.
Important Dates:
January 30 – Talent Show forms available
February 11 – Forms due
February 26, 4pm-6:30pm – Auditions
March 19, 4pm-6:30pm– Dress Rehearsal
March 27, 5pm-8pm – Talent Show Night
We encourage every child to dream big and try. Families are invited to join us in cheering on our young stars as they shine bright!
We are excited to announce the return of Breakfast Book Club in Spring 2026!
Sign-ups are now open, and the first meeting will be March 17th. Meeting monthly on Tuesday mornings in the MPR students will read one book per month based on their grade level. Enjoy a yummy breakfast and cool conversation about awesome reads in this club.
This club is open to LO kids of all ages including little readers, we love our picture books too! Sign up here to attend.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THE 32nd DISTRICT PTA REFLECTIONS WINNERS!!
The Council level Award ceremony was held on January 13, 2026. All of the Award of Excellence winners have moved to California State PTA where they will be judged with all other entries from all over the state!!
Thank you for all your hard work to make Reflections the wonderful program that it is!!
Fall Book Club
Sep -Dec, 2025
Our Fall Book Club was a success! Beginning in October students read three age-appropriate books (one per month) based on their grade levels and engaged in lively book discussion over a yummy breakfast filled with sweets and treats during their meetings. Thank you to our amazing parent volunteers Neeta Mohankar, Nazish Abder , Dave Maino and Prachi Shah who led our passionate younger readers on this adventure filled journey. Your support and enthusiasm were invaluable.
Stay tuned for details on our next book club in the spring!
Staff Holiday Luncheon
Dec 17, 2025
Thanks to your generous donations, Live Oak PTA hosted a special winter holiday luncheon for our amazing teachers and staff on December 10th. A thoughtfully curated menu offered something for everyone, along with a generous spread of 8-10 desserts. This lunch was a small way of saying thank you and sharing gratitude for our wonderful teachers and staff as we head into the holiday season together.
Thank you Nagi Radhakrishnan, Daniel Owen, Varsha U, Shipra Butail
Soumya Madabhushi, Therese Kathka & Shawn Kathka for bringing in the yummy desserts.
Thank you to all volunteers Madhvi Owen, Shipra Butail, Shawn Kathka,Therese Kathka, Sandhya Menon, Tiffany Johnson, Leila Hareb, Shwetha and Jennifer Lui for devoting their time in putting together this wonderful event for our teachers.
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.