For Your Child and School

Funds what the budget doesn't cover: technology, programs, classroom materials, and enrichment like arts and assemblies.

Events your child remembers: family nights, carnivals, spirit days, and celebrations.

Teacher and staff support: appreciation events, classroom grants, and supplies.

For You

A voice: members can vote at general meetings on how funds are spent and on school-related priorities.

Connection: you meet other families, which helps both you and your child feel part of the school.

Insight: you hear what's happening at school first-hand and can ask questions of the board and staff.

Flexible involvement: you can give a few minutes (attend an event, share a post) or lead a committee. Many PTAs, including yours, require no commitment.

For the Community

Advocacy: PTA is part of a larger state and national network that speaks up for children's education, health, and safety.

Every membership counts: a PTA with more members has a stronger voice and more credibility, regardless of how much time each person gives.