Raise your hand if you’ve stepped up as a PTO/PTA volunteer, but you’re not clear on what comes next.
You are so not alone, my friend.
That’s exactly how I felt when I started.
If we haven’t yet met, I’m Christina Hidek, attorney turned professional organizer and PTO volunteer nerd.
The truth is that no PTO/PTA volunteer starts out knowing everything they need to.
Everyone needs help at some point.
You deserve advice that’s anything but generic from someone who’s been there and done that, plus tools that slash the workload, and ideas that inspire.
That’s just what you’ll get here!
How to Prepare and Present a PTO Treasurer Report
One of the biggest responsibilities of all Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) Treasurers is to present the financial status of the PTO to the school parent group officers, committee chairs and members in the form of a monthly Treasurer report. A good PTO Treasurer report will provide complete transparency about the money the PTO/PTA has both…Continue reading
How to Start a PTO Mini Grant Program for Teachers
Parent Teacher Organizations (PTOs) exist to improve the educational experience for students. But they also exist to improve the entire school community, including the school’s teachers and staff. One fantastic way to support your school’s staff and teachers is to provide funding for projects, equipment and supplies that fall outside the normal school funding process….Continue reading
Help for New PTO Presidents: 5 Little Lessons
So you’re stepping into the role of Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) President for your child’s school and you have questions. You’re ready to make a positive impact on the educational community, support your school’s mission, and foster stronger connections between parents, teachers, and students. Whether you’re a seasoned PTO veteran or a newcomer to the…Continue reading
