David W. Carter High School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) 2013 winner of the Texas Star Award

Tuesday, May 21, 2013

David W. Carter High School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) 2013 winner of the Texas Star Award

David W. Carter High School PTSA

2013 Winner of the Texas Star Award

On Saturday the David W. Carter High School PTSA hosted its 3^rd Annual Parade and Festival. This was a day of fun and community service as they partnered with the Dallas North Texas Food Bank to help fill the food pantry.

Under the theme "Operation Renaissance Continues," the parade kicked off a week of events – each one to include participation from community and other schools.

Schedule of Events -- Everyone is Invited:

7:00p.m. Mon, May 20 - Carter Choir Concert (Carter H.S.)

7:00p.m. Wed, May 22-Carter Band Jazz Nite (Carter H.S.)

7:00 p.m. Thurs, May 23, 2013 Carter Red & Blue Game
(Football game will be played at Kincaide Stadium)

For more information contact:

PTSA President Beverly Hall bahall205127@gmail.com

We can….and We will!!!!

Principal Fred Davis III is the campus leader.

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Carter High School PTSA also celebrates winning the Texas Star Award for increased PTSA membership and participation during this school year.

Congratulations to the Carter High School 2012-2013 PTSA Executive Committee

President Beverly Hall
V-President Stephen Poole

Secretary D. Starkes

Treasurer Edwin Crittendon

Membership Chair Carolyn Dumas

Sgt @ Arms L. Shante Douglas

Best Wishes in 2013-2014 to the newly elected Executive Committee

President Shera Wooden

V. President L. Shante Doulgas

Treasurer Beverly Hall

Membership Chair Carolyn Dumas

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013

David W. Carter High School Parent Teacher Student Association (PTSA) 2013 winner of the Texas Star Award

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