2. Nominating Committee
President Barbara Thomas
VP Clusters Open
VP Communication Inge Robb
VP Legislation Diane Jacobi
VP Membership Lisa Martin
VP Programs Tracie Bernstein
Treasurer Allison Clough
Secretary Rhonda Howerton
3. Requirements for PTA Presidents
Be the public face of the PTA
Present and conduct oneself in a professional manner
Have strong communication skills
Provide leadership for officers and chairs
4. Strategic Planning
Review GA PTA and Council awards
Meet with the principal to discuss how PTA can
support the goals for the school
Reevaluate current programs
Analyze volunteer availability
Meet with Executive Committee to set goals
Create and submit a Plan of Work
5. Team Building
Focus on building a strong team
Spend time together
Make a commitment to get training for officers
Carefully evaluate strengths and weaknesses of each
member of your team
Modify plans to play to the strength of your team
6. Communication
Make full and frequent use of newsletter, website,
email blasts.
Be sure to make monthly minutes and financial
reports available to the membership.
Celebrate your successes.
7. Marketing
Use plenty of visual reminders of which programs are
provided by the PTA.
Let the parents know how important each person is
to the success of the PTA and the school.
Membership is important. We care about things we
invest money in.
Our strength comes from the partnership between
parents, students, teachers and administrators.
8. The New Face of PTA
What should PTA look like?
fluid, flexible, friendly
How do we handle a shrinking volunteer pool?
make each job smaller, job share
How do we make working parents feel a part of PTA?
communication, outreach, education
9. Change is Good
Make the new environment work for your school.
Promote a positive attitude.
Evaluate the necessity and effectiveness of everything
your PTA does.
Celebrate our children!
10. Change is Good
Make the new environment work for your school.
Promote a positive attitude.
Evaluate the necessity and effectiveness of everything
your PTA does.
Celebrate our children!