My Tip of the Week: Steal This Email
Before we sign off for the year, I thought I'd write an email for you to use for the New Year. Please feel free to steal it or edit it to make it your own
Merr
ry C
ry Christmas and happy holidays, everyone. I hope these weeks bring you well-deserved joy (and rest)!
. January is a great time to reemphasize the key spirit behind your group. Here's my recommendation for a New Year's message from your parent group:
There's my version. If you have your own, we'd love to see it; feel free to share your version on the File Exchange.
Thanks for all you've done in 2010; wishing you all the best in 2011.
. January is a great time to reemphasize the key spirit behind your group. Here's my recommendation for a New Year's message from your parent group:
| Dear XYZ School Parents, Happy New Year! And welcome back to school. We're so thankful for all the great stuff that's been happening at school so far this year and can't wait for a great second half. On that note, one quick message: If you've been hoping to help or looking to get more involved in any way, please email or call or talk to any of our PTO volunteers or leaders. We'd love any help you can provide. We know that time and schedules can be a challenge, but if you're interested, we'd love to find a way to help you make it work. If you've volunteered to help in the past and not been taken up on it, please know that it was an oversight or a result of us being busy. It was definitely not us wanting all the volunteering for ourselves (seriously!). Being open to everyone and helping connect with and serve all parents is a key goal of our group. Again, Happy New Year to all. Here's hoping our kids and our whole school community have a great 2011. The XYZ PTO |
There's my version. If you have your own, we'd love to see it; feel free to share your version on the File Exchange.
Thanks for all you've done in 2010; wishing you all the best in 2011.
