PARENTAL ADVOCACY
BEGINS WITH YOU

1. ADVOCACY  Through PTA, broaden and enhance our ability to serve all children and families. Become informed about what you can do to affect local, state and federal policies that most impact children, families and schools. 

2. NETWORKING  Have fun and meet new people! Show your passion and sense of community while making new friends that share your commitment to our children.

3. RESOURCES  Choose from an extensive library of guides, online resources and eLearnings including topics such as family engagement, health & safety, special needs, and college and career readiness. Information equals power.

4. PROGRAMS  Your school and child benefits from nationally recognized programs like STEM, School of Excellence, and Family Reading Experience.

5. DIVERSITY & INCLUSION  With your unique voice, we can better understand the needs of our diverse members, cultures, and community at EVES. Help us build an all-inclusive school community. PTA welcomes all voices to advocate on behalf of our children.

6. PUBLICATIONS  Many National PTA publications along with EVES' The Bird's Eye was created for parents and caregivers who are looking for the best parenting, wellness, education and PTA community info to help their child excel at school and in life.  

7. AWARDS & GRANTS  Direct monetary awards are available for a PTA that recognizes efforts in enhancing family engagement, literacy, digital learning, diversity and many other initiatives. 

8. MONEY SAVING PROGRAMS PTA  Members save time and money on major brands. Check for the latest offers at PTA.org/offers.

9. VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES  Increase your impact, skills, visibility and connections by taking a leadership role at the district or state level or on any of our standing and special committees. You can even submit a letter of interest to serve on the National PTA Board of Directors.

10. NON-PROFIT  As a non-profit organization all money earned from membership dues and other proceeds fund our mission of building stronger families, communities and children.

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