PTA Programs

Visit http://www.pta.org to find out more about the National PTA programs listed below!

Reflections:

The Reflections Program offers students the opportunity to create works of art for fun and recognition.  The 2011-2012 Reflections Program Theme: "Diversity Means..."

Awards:

PTA has a myriad of opportunites to honor students, parents, leaders, PTA units, and other individuals.

Program Events:

Annual PTA programs support parent involvement in children's education through annual events to encourage continuity and growth. The programs are user-friendly and are free to PTAs. Within each of the programs offered, you'll find fun activities, helpful evaluation tools, and tips to involve all the key players in a school community.

PTA MORE:

Focused on raising the level of engagement between children and the important men in the lives. Men who participate in children’s lives increase their student’s potential for success—and when both parents are involved, a child can achieve almost anything.

PTA Goes to Work:

PTA Goes to Work — Your gateway to navigating the ever-expanding world of information on career planning and getting your child or student on the path to an exciting and rewarding career. PTA, in conjunction with the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL), can help you connect to and explore the valuable resources for employment, training and career information.

Back to School:

Back-to-School program resources help PTAs get children and families ready for a successful school year.

After School Programs:

Children who are unsupervised after school are at higher risk of getting poor grades, abusing drugs or alcohol, engaging in sexual activity, and becoming the victims of crime. They are also missing out on extended learning opportunities and additional opportunities to build positive relationships with caring adults in safe environments.

Partner Programs:

In addition to programs produced exclusively by PTA, PTA has partnered with several organizations to provide even more beneficial programming for parents.