Families

Edmund Burke Parents Association

Parents Association

Edmund Burke Parents Association (EBPA) fosters communication, cooperation, and support between parents and the school. Led by an Executive Committee and supported by Grade Representatives, EBPA organizes a variety of events throughout the year. We encourage everyone to find his or her "volunteer niche." Opportunities include helping with field trips, school events and welcoming new families. Be sure to read the "This Week at Burke" and the biweekly "Burke Beat" to find out what's happening at school and how you can participate!

Leadership

  • Adrienne Packard P '27 - President
  • Lydia Placid P'27 - Vice President
  • Helena Prailow P'27 - Treasurer
  • Sky Sitney P'30 - Events Officer
  • Tara Graham P'28 - Communications Officer 

Grade Reps

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Events

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List of 3 frequently asked questions.

  • What is the mission of the Edmund Burke Parents Association (EBPA)?


    Edmund Burke Parents Association (EBPA) fosters communication, cooperation, and support between parents and the school. EBPA is lead by an executive committee as well as Grade Representatives.  Additional parents organize a variety of events throughout the year. We encourage everyone to find his or her "volunteer niche." Opportunities include helping with field trips, school events and welcoming new families.

  • How exactly do you pronounce "EBPA?"


    Excellent question. We pronounce it "Ebb-PAH." You'll become accustomed to it in no time!

  • How do I join the parent listserv for my child's class?


    Each class runs their own listserv (separate from Burke's formal communication system) via Google Groups, so that families can stay in touch, ask questions, and plan events.

    Contact any of the "Grade Reps" for your child's class to make sure you are signed up! (Those are the folks listed above.)
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