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Nominations
Our by-laws state up to 3 candidates may run for a position. We use a nominating committee. A full slate...
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Carnival Traditions that aren't working.. HELP!
I need guidance. Keep in mind, this is a small school. K-12 is less than 250. Our group hosts a carnival...
Asked by Cherifisher9 in Fundraising

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To verses pto
Went to my son meet the teacher having been told the pto would have a table set up only to find out they...
Asked by Chrisawn in Communications

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Executive board members vs. members at large
Do executive board members have final authority on decisions such as events run by committees or does...
Asked by Anonymous in Events, Programs, & Activities

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Voting out a board member
We want to vote out a board member, our bylaws state we can remove a board member beefier the end of...
Asked by Rbaca in Bylaws

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Auditing the books
When you have a year where you have a new board installed, who actually does the audit of the books for...
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Best Fundraising Ideas
What are the best fundraising ideas?
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Filing 990N
What type of documentation does the PTO use when filing 990N for "gross receipts"? Do you attach your...
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Summer spending for a new PTO
I am the president of a brand new PTO for a new school being built. We started bringing in funds through...
Asked by VickyFrescas in Finance & Budget

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Removing a Board Member
We had an incident with 2 board members, one being the treasurer, where the police had to be called because...
Asked by Anonymous in Meetings & Robert's Rules