The Parent Association (PA) is a supportive and inclusive organization that welcomes all parents.
In fact, every parent is automatically a member of the Parent Association! Through the volunteer efforts of hundreds of parents, the PA promotes community, coordinates events and supports the School’s fundraising efforts, which include the Crossroads Fund and the K-12 Spring Fundraiser.
Parents are encouraged to choose ways to participate that correspond to their interests and availability and support the needs and goals of the School. The close working relationship enjoyed by the administration and faculty with the PA is a unique strength that unites students, parents and the School in a bond that enhances the experience of all three. In great measure, Crossroads has grown and flourished because of the vision, leadership and commitment of its wonderful and dedicated parent volunteers!
Parent Association
Involvement Opportunities
All parents are encouraged to engage in the life of our School through a variety of opportunities, including:
as volunteers, working hands-on to help coordinate events and activities;
as participants in educational programs such as parent education events, morning chats, parent Councils, parent days, back-to-school nights and grade level coffees;
purely social activities such as coffees, dinners, barbecues, picnics and potlucks.
All levels of participation are needed and appreciated!
For more information about the Parent Association, please contact Director of Parent Relations & Special Events Mery Grace Castelo at 310-582-4514 or mcastelo@xrds.org.
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Brandy Brown P'29
Upper School Parent
"Our family has been a part of the Crossroads community for nine years, since my daughter was in kindergarten, and the entire time we have felt seen, connected and supported. From the faculty and staff all knowing us to the intimate class sizes, and from the myriad community events to the many ways parents can get involved, Crossroads has felt like home; I feel blessed to be here.”