1) Its good for your child! Research shows kids whose parents are involved in their school make better grades and have fewer disciplinary problems in school.
2) Its important to the school! Schools are becoming more and more dependant on parent groups which are responsible for almost all the school's fundraising revenue.
3) You'll get connected! There's no better way to know what's going on in your child's school than to be on the school's parent-teacher group. Be the first to hear about important decisions and changes the school is thinking about making, and get to know the teachers & staff.
4) You'll be part of a network! Every parent group function is an opportunity to meet other parents in the same situation as you. You'll be connected with a group of parents who share common goals of improving the school for our children.
5) You'll make a difference! By volunteering with the PTA you'll be using your skills for a noble cause.
6) Its fun! You'll connect with a group of people who are all concerned about creating a better environment for their children. You will help plan fun events & socials.
7) You'll be a role model! You'll show your children that not only are they important to you, but their education is as well.
8) You'll help raise necessary funds! The PTA fundraisers provide more educational services for children. Fundraisers remain important to improving the quality of the school overall, and parent groups make that possible.
9) Its flexible! The PTA has progressed to meet the changing needs of parents. There are a variety of small ways parents can help and be involved in the PTA. Project responsibilities are flexible and can be adjusted to fit with your time restraints.
10) Its for every parent! Your voice and opinion matters. It makes a difference when you speak up. Your voice and ideas can help improve the quality of education for your children and their peers. You'll see the smiles on their faces and know that you've played a part in making school a little more comfortable and fun!
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