Westpark Elementary PTA

Westpark Honored by National PTA

Once again, Westpark Elementary has been recognized as a School of Excellence Program by the National PTA. The letter from the National PTA states, "This recognition is for the incredible work your PTA invested in developing strong family-school partnerships and improving your school community. We are so proud of you!"

We are honored and thrilled to receive this designation. But that's because we know that this recognition actually is for all of YOU--the parents, students, and faculty who do the incredibly important work of making our PTA an active and vibrant part of our school, all year long. So, on behalf of your PTA leadership, we thank you for your continued outstanding service to Westpark. Not a member of the PTA yet? Click here to sign up now. 

Welcome from Our President

Dear Westpark Families,

On behalf of Westpark PTA, I am so excited to welcome you and your family into our school community! My name is Kendra Clements, and I have the privilege of serving as the President of Westpark PTA for the 2025-2026 & 2026-2027 school years. I have three kiddos (a 5th grader and twins in 3rd grade), and we have been Wildcats since Pre-K!

Westpark PTA is made up of parents, caregivers, community members, students, teachers, and staff who work together to support our Wildcats and enhance their educational experience. Our mission is simple: To make every child's potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.

Throughout the year, Westpark PTA funds and organizes programs, events, and initiatives that directly benefit our school. From classroom support and enrichment opportunities to family events and teacher appreciation, we strive to create meaningful experiences that strengthen both learning and community. We also serve as a partnership between families and school leadership, ensuring that parent voices are heard and valued.

One of the things I love most about Westpark is the sense of connection among our families. There are so many ways to get involved — whether that means volunteering at an event, giving financially, joining a committee, attending meetings, or simply becoming a PTA member. There is no expectation of a large time commitment; every contribution, big or small, makes a difference to our Wildcats.

I truly believe that when families and the school work together, amazing things happen for our children. I hope you’ll consider getting involved in a way that feels right for you this year. I look forward to meeting and welcoming you into the Westpark community. Please reach out with any questions you have.

Warmly,

Kendra Clements

President