Athens Montessori Parents

Athens Montessori Parents (AMPs) exists to enhance the relationship between the school and its families by organizing activities that allow parents to support and further participate in the life of the school.  These activities take the form of cultural educational, social and fund-raising events that a leadership team, in conjunction with the whole parent body, initiates, organizes and coordinates.

The Auction Committee is responsible for overseeing the Auction, a major fund-raising event for the school held each spring.

The AMPs Dinners Committee is responsible for coordinating and overseeing dinner and entertainment at AMPs dinners scheduled throughout the year.

The Community Service Committee coordinates activities through which AMS can offer support and resources to social service agencies and encourage environmental stewardship.

The Education Committee offers parents opportunities to learn about educational issues that concern AMS parents.

The Fall Festival Committee is responsible for overseeing the Fall Festival, a fund-raising event, held in November

The Family Support Committee oversees continuing support for AMS families and staff throughout the school year in the form of monetary donations, flowers, cards, etc.

The Green Committee focuses on conservation throughout the campus, such as energy efficiency & water conservation.

The Holiday Float Committee is responsible for overseeing creation of the float for AMS for the Holiday Parade held in December.

The Landscape Committee helps maintain the landscaping, coordinates Landscape Days, assists with grounds design, and develops & maintains playscapes.

The Mentor Program Committee is responsible for contacting new AMS families before the school year starts to help familiarize them with AMS.

The Staff Workday Committee coordinates luncheons for staff members on Staff Workdays.

The Welcome Coffee Committee coordinates and oversees the Welcome Coffee held on the first day of the school year to encourage support & fellowship for new AMS families.