4 Ways to Get Involved in BMDL-PTSA
Sign Up for ParentSquare
ParentSquare is our official communication platform. It is designed specifically for parents to communicate with each other and with the school. It provides tools designed with schools, classrooms, parents, and students in mind.
For the most up to date news and PTSA information, sign in or request an invitation to ParentSquare. Families with students enrolled in all levels of the BMDL program are welcome to join, as are members of the broader community.
1. Click "Request Invitation" below.
2. Choose "Jing Mei" as your school, even if your student is enrolled at a higher grade level.
3. Tell us your student's name and grade level.
4. If you do not have a student currently enrolled in the program, ask to be added as a "community member".
For more information, please email communications@bmdl-ptsa.org.
ParentSquare is our official communication platform. It is designed specifically for parents to communicate with each other and with the school. It provides tools designed with schools, classrooms, parents, and students in mind.
For the most up to date news and PTSA information, sign in or request an invitation to ParentSquare. Families with students enrolled in all levels of the BMDL program are welcome to join, as are members of the broader community.
1. Click "Request Invitation" below.
2. Choose "Jing Mei" as your school, even if your student is enrolled at a higher grade level.
3. Tell us your student's name and grade level.
4. If you do not have a student currently enrolled in the program, ask to be added as a "community member".
For more information, please email communications@bmdl-ptsa.org.
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We are working together to provide the best possible educational experience for our children.
We are a parent volunteer run non-profit organization that supports the students, families and teachers of the Bellevue Mandarin Dual Language program at Jing Mei Elementary School in the Bellevue School District. Our group strives to enrich the overall educational experience of students by providing extra supplies, materials and activities that are above and beyond those provided by the school district. |
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