Advice from PTO Today

Craig writes:
It depends on your bylaws. You're only required to meet every month if your bylaws say so. In general, I'd say it's a good idea for the board to meet every month. If you have monthly general meetings, it's helpful just to set the agenda for the general meeting and discuss any details that need to be settled before the general meeting. In general, you should keep general meetings to an hour or less. If you're going significantly beyond that, you're probably doing detail work that would be better handled by committees or the board.

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