Advice from PTO Today

Craig writes:
You and the board should agree on what changes you would like to make. If the changes are somewhat complicated, you can appoint a bylaws committee to develop new wording. Once you have settled on the changes, read them at one meeting and vote on them the next. The changes need to pass by a two-thirds vote (unless otherwise specified in your existing bylaws). If you don't have any more meetings this year, you can vote on the changes at the first meeting next year as long as you notify your members in advance what bylaws changes you will be considering.

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