Vice President

These processes for reaching a decision can help parent group leaders get past (or avoid) a stalemate.

Some advance preparation and a few best practices will help your next presentation go smoothly despite any butterflies.

The vice president’s role is often the least understood, but the office provides a real opportunity for a motivated PTO leader.

Leadership

Doing these simple things will help make you a more effective PTO or PTA board member.

Take the quiz to see what your strengths are as a leader and determine which skills could use some work.

COMMITTEES

Get organized, get the information you need, find volunteers, and start your committee on a path to success.

It can be challenging to find balance. But a little strategy, a little organization, and a lot of support from friends and family go a long way.

See how your group's attitudes and practices for building parent involvement measure up.

When members resist change, reduce the chance of conflict with patience and understanding.

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