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PTA in California—On the Web

Each issue of PTA in California brings a wealth of news and information to PTA members. But there are always articles that just won’t fit in our eight- to twelve-page format. PTA in California—On the Web brings you the news and information that wouldn’t fit, but that you need to know. Follow the links in each summary to read the full article.

Tips for Effective PTA Outreach

We’re always looking for ways to reach new members and become more inclusive in our enrollment efforts. Here are some tips on how to use the media to augment your outreach efforts.

Resources to Support the Arts in Your Schools

Anyone with a school-age child knows how important that arts are in supplementing the three R’s. Here are some resources you can use to make a convincing case with your school district and your community for keeping the arts in your schools.

What is the Williams Legislation and Why Does it Matter?

Williams v. California, a class-action lawsuit filed in May 2000, spurred legislation that affects all schools. Learn about the legislation and the differences it has made—and how it affects your child’s school.

Safe Routes to School

October and its emphasis on safe routes to school has come and gone, but the effort to make walking to school safer for children continues. Learn about what’s being done, and ways that your PTA can participate.

Professional Governance Standards

The California State PTA has developed a set of professional governance standards to help clarify the ways individual PTA board members and PTA executive boards can govern responsibly. Learn how.

Resolutions: What happens next?

After delegates have adopted a resolution at PTA Convention, what happens to it? Here’s a quick look at what happened to the five resolutions adopted at the 2007 Convention.

PTA Membership Benefits: Opting Out of the E-mail Cycle

Local PTA members who are entered into the National PTA’s Online Membership Data Reporting system have the option of receiving various electronic communications as part of their member benefits. Learn what these are and how to opt out if you don’t want to receive a particular benefit.

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