x̌alilc (Halilts) PTO About Us | Bainbridge Island PTOs

Get to Know the PTO

The x̌alilc (Halilts) PTO is a volunteer, non-profit organization supporting x̌alilc (Halilts) Elementary School by coordinating volunteers, providing inclusive enrichment activities, facilitating community service projects, sharing information, and hosting fun events for families.

Our Mission

Our mission is to foster a positive learning climate, which encourages academic and social growth for all x̌alilc (Halilts) students.

The x̌alilc (Halilts) PTO is a volunteer based organization made up of parents, legal guardians, faculty and staff of x̌alilc (Halilts) Elementary School. The PTO sponsors assistance to teachers in the classroom setting, raises funds for supplemental educational materials and experiences, supports school and family social interaction, and provides a non-biased forum for sharing information on issues that impact our children.

Join Us!

Your 2025-2026 PTO Team

Parents and care-givers are automatically members of the PTO just by having kids at the school. Some among us have already raised our hands to help this school year:

PTO Board

Co-presidents: Annalisa Alberti & Lisa Sipprell
Outgoing President: Kate March
Treasurer: Eliza Henderson
Secretary: Emilie Sammons
Communications: Maggie Stephens
Enrichment – Field Trip Liaison: Kate March
Enrichment – Outside of School: Neena Davis
Multicultural Advisory Council (MAC) Liaison: Deanna Morris

Coordinators

Library Liaison: Heather Tartar & Cara Lommen
Recess Activities: OPEN
Website: House Dalan
Photographer: Hayley McCuistion
Garden Program: Erica Curry
Popcorn: Lisa Lubchansky & Adriana Sanchez
Sustainability: Emilie Sammons & Courtney Long
Teacher Appreciation: Teresa Yette, Tracey Harrah, Melissa Korb
Day Road Marquee: Amanda Harper
Yearbook Design: Dorothy Thompson, Shalynn Howard, Rebecca Keach, Kate March, Lisa Sipprell

Grade Representatives

Pre-K: Annalisa Alberti
Kindergarten: OPEN
1st Grade: Cara Lommen
2nd Grade: Kate March
3rd Grade: Lisa Lubchansky
4th Grade: Leah Williams