Things you may need...
On this page you will find pamphlets, permission forms, and other handouts that you can download and print.
Instructions
Many forms require Adobe® Acrobat Reader. You may download a free copy from Adobe's web site.
Available Info
Band Handbook
The (Revised) 2008-2009 edition is Here! Email Anna Marie Hunton or call at 724-744-4201 for more info.
2009/2010 Schedule
Please visit the Band Director's site for official dates and times. You may also visit Mr. Monteleone's Calendar. Your handbook contains scheduling information pertinent to the Parent's Association. Mr M'swebsite also has policies and other important information.
Parent Hours
Parent Hours are available in the Members area. Contact Drew Dicocco, 412-373-7512, for corrections.
Band Roster
The roster is available in the Members area. There is a pdf version for general review, mailing label pdf, and an Excel version if you need it for mail merging or want to use it as a database. Please email corrections to Bev Loeliger.
Child Abuse History Clearance Forms
Student Permission Form
Medical Form
There are two forms, one is a general form that can be printed out and then filled in by hand. The other form is a fill-in acrobat form that be typed in and saved to your computer before printing. Contact Fran Strane for more info.
Fundraiser Info
Fundraiser Guidelines. Please follow these guidelines to help the student fundraisers run smoothly.
Hoagie Information
Assembly/delivery dates to the following (Check-in time 7:00 a.m.):
- Sep. 5, 2009
- Oct. 17, 2009
- Nov. 14, 2009
- Dec. 12, 2009
- Jan. 23, 2010
- Feb. 20, 2010
- Mar. 20, 2010
- Apr. 17, 2010
- When you arrive at 7:00 AM, check in at the designated table by alphabetically order, register
- yourself and any helpers, and PAY FOR YOUR HOAGIES with ONE CHECK ONLY made
- payable to P.T.B.P.A. No cash. Hoagies are $5.00 each.
- After checking in, students should pick up a pair of plastic gloves and report to the assembly
- tables. Remember that neatness does count!
- When you are done assembling hoagies, help clean and fold your table, and clean the area
- surrounding your table.
- All students help with cleanup of the cafeteria after hoagies are made. No hoagies are
- distributed until the cafeteria is clean.
- Normally, hoagie assembly and cleanup takes 2 to 2 _ hours.
- Bring plastic bags, boxes, laundry baskets, or coolers for packaging your hoagies. Put your name on whatever you bring. Choose something that is easy to carry. Extra bags are greatly appreciated.
- All students who sell hoagies MUST be present to make hoagies by 7:30 a.m. on the delivery day unless given special permission. For sanitary reasons, everyone must wear their hair up or wear some type of head covering.
Call Patti DiDomenico at 724-744-1489 on the prior Saturday only between 9 - 11 a.m. OR E-mail the order to pdidom@aol.com anytime before 11 a.m. Saturday. You will receive an e-mail confirmation. If you do not receive a confirmation, please re-send or call. -
See the handbook for policies and other opportunities.
Uniform Measurement Chart
Uniform Measurements form.
2008 Tee-shirt Order form.
Uniforms and Instruments
Palombo Inc., 800.323.7333. Uniform and accessories supplier
Johnstonbaugh's Music Centers, 412.793.6631. Instrument purchases, rentals, and repairs.
Candy Grams at Shows
Usually you'll find a table set up for "Candy Grams" in the concession area at the school hosting the band show. They will provide lunch size bags, sticker tags, markers, and an assortment of candy to purchase. The cost for this is usually minimal around a $1 or so. Pick out your child's favorite candy, write your child's name, school name, add a loving note, or good luck wish on the sticker tag, sign it, and the hosting band will take it from there. If you know your child's bus number please include that on the tag, too. (That's to help out our chaperones) The candy grams are then boxed and delivered to the Penn Trafford chaperones once the band has finished playing. The chaperones will then divide them up between the buses and they are passed out to your child after they are out of uniform. The kids really love this. It's a great way to show how much you support them and they get to enjoy the snack on the way home.