- Why should I join Village PTA?
- Where does my money go when I pay membership dues?
- Does PTA membership require volunteering and attending meetings?
- How much time do I have to commit to being a member of PTA?
Why should I join Village PTA?
PTA offers all parents and caregivers the opportunity to be engaged in their child’s potential. Being a member of PTA means that you are part of a powerful organization and action plan that is focused on programs and initiatives that strengthen your child’s education.
Where does my money go when I pay membership dues?
PTA dues directly support your child. PTA dues help fund essential school resources and curriculum needs, including Steam Day. PTA dues support advocacy efforts at the local, state, and national levels, impacting decisions affecting your child’s health, safety and quality of education. PTA dues support our work to strengthen connections between your family, your child’s classmates, and their families, and teachers to build a thriving and inclusive community for everyone.
Does PTA membership require volunteering and attending meetings?
The only thing required of you to be a member of PTA is to pay the annual membership dues. Beyond that, however you choose to PTA is up to you. PTA offers all parents and caregivers the opportunity to be engaged in their child’s potential. From volunteering to school events, to participating in local, state and national advocacy efforts to holding PTA leadership roles – the level of involvement is up to you.
How much time do I have to commit to being a member of PTA?
Membership in PTA can involve as much as or as little time as you have to offer. Anything you can give, whether it’s time or money, will support your child’s potential.
