What is a PTSA and what does it do for the school, child, and parents?
- PTSA is also known as PTA and is an organization of parents, students and teachers dedicated to the betterment of the educational environment.
- PTSA addresses important issues in the school that effect students, parents and administrators.
- PTSA attempts to facilitate communication with all parties involved, including the wider community and business.
- PTSA acts as an organizing body to harness the tremendous volunteer efforts and dedication of parents who care about the school.
- PTSA measurably raises performance at schools where parents are involved.
- PTSA takes membership fees of only $10.00 and provides substantial, measurable benefits for students and schools such as providing building improvements, or hosting educational events.
- A voice of 5 million members around the nation networking and supporting children.
Benefits of membership:
- Online parenting resources
- E-newsletters on school/parent issues
- Educational benefits offered by specific providers.
- Networking with other parents, teachers and administrators.
- For more information go to PTA benefits site.
Get involved and make a difference at Lakeview High School. Here's a short list:
- Posting an idea for fundraising to help PTSA raise money for special teacher programs.
- Bring in some cookies for teacher appreciation.
- Help for a few hours with an event.
