In Person PTA Meeting Tomorrow!


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We hope you can join us on Thursday, April 24 at 6pm for our next General PTA meeting.  For the first time in a long time, this meeting will be IN PERSON at Frost MS.  Please RSVP at this link if you can make it:  RSVP 

The meeting will be held in the Lecture Hall.  Please use Entrance #3 to enter the building!

During the meeting, we will:

  • Receive updates from the Frost administration and PTA.
  • Discuss and vote on a possible conversion to a Parent-Teacher-Student Association (PTSA), which will bring student voices into the PTA.
  • Have an important and engaging discussion on the impact of social media on adolescent mental health, led by Dr. Emily Aron, a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the Georgetown University Medical Center. See more information about this presentation and speaker below.

We also plan to have a potluck dessert social following the meeting so please bring a dessert to share, if you'd like (appreciated but not required to attend the meeting). And, finally, we'll be selling Frost spirit wear, 8th grade lawn signs, and all new Frost car magnets! If you pre-ordered a lawn sign, you can pick it up at the meeting on Thursday. 

Discussion on the Impact of Social Media on Adolescent Mental Health

As young people navigate the digital world—often with their first smartphones—parents and students alike are grappling with how to build healthy habits and stay informed. Dr. Aron will share what the latest research reveals about social media’s effects on mental health, attention, and sleep, and offer practical guidance for families. The presentation will also include information about a new NIH-funded study that Frost students and their families may be eligible to join. 

 

About the Speaker

Dr. Emily Aron is a child and adolescent psychiatrist at the Georgetown University Medical Center. Her work focuses on how social media use affects mental health in youth, particularly during the critical window when they first receive a smartphone. Dr. Aron is a co-investigator on a large, NIH-funded study following middle schoolers over time to better understand the links between social media use and outcomes like anxiety, depression, and attention challenges. She is also passionate about helping families navigate the digital world with knowledge and confidence.

We hope to see you there!! 

Lisa Veigel

Secretary - Frost MS PTA

2024-2025