Armstrong Elementary School Parents’ Advisory Council
Parents working together to support students, staff, and school life at AES.

Welcome!
The Armstrong Elementary School (AES) Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC) is made up of parents and guardians working in partnership with teachers and staff to support a vibrant school community. From organizing events and funding programs to representing parent voices, we’re here to help AES students thrive.
Updates from the AES PAC
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Welcome Back BBQ at AES on September 23, 2026
Families are invited to visit their child’s new classroom from 5:00 to 5:30 PM on…
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2026 Davison Orchard Apple Box Fundraiser
The AES PAC is holding a Davison Orchard apple box fundraiser. Orders can be made…
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Orange Shirt Day at AES on September 29, 2026
Wear an orange shirt to AES on September 29, 2026, in recognition of Truth and…
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Terry Fox Run at AES on September 18, 2026
The Terry Fox Run will take place at AES on September 18, 2026, from 12:40…
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Meeting Notice: First AES PAC Meeting of the 2026-2027 School Year
The first AES PAC meeting of the school year will be held on Monday, September…
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Meeting Minutes: April 2026 AES PAC Meeting
Please find below the meeting minutes from the April 2026 AES PAC meeting. Meeting info…
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the PAC?
The AES Parents’ Advisory Council (PAC) is the official group of parents and guardians that supports students, staff, and school life at Armstrong Elementary. Every parent or guardian with a child at AES is automatically a member.
Who can attend PAC meetings?
Any parent or guardian of a child at AES is welcome to attend PAC meetings. There is no sign-up required. Whether you want to listen in, share ideas, vote, or volunteer, your presence is valued!
How often does the PAC meet?
The AES PAC usually meets once a month during the school year. Meetings are typically held in the AES Staff Room at 5:30 PM. Babysitting is available in the Gym. Check the Meeting Schedule page for upcoming dates.
What does the PAC do?
The PAC helps fund projects, organize events, support teachers, advocate for students, and represent parent voices in school decisions. We manage a budget, lead fundraisers, and communicate with the school and district.