Why should you volunteer?

When parents get connected to the school, children get better grades, do better on tests, and have fewer discipline problems.  When you build a relationship with your child's teachers, principal, and office staff, it will be far easier to communicate about any problem (or victory) that occurs throughout the year. 

By getting involved at your child’s school you can help make positive changes. The PTA plays an important role in fundraising to provide building improvements, curriculum-based programs, and social events, field trips and much more... 

PTA trains parents to advocate for children by taking actions and building coalitions that make positive change. Through PTA, you are informed about what you can do to affect local, state and federal policies that most impact children, families and schools.