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who is the legislator for PTO?

17 years 7 months ago #131205 by megley3
I was reading some of the other posts and I saw a post between two people about PTA and PTO. One thing was said about it's free for PTOs. I agree there is no difference between the fact that we (meaning PTOs and PTAs) are both Volunteer Parent groups. We are there to volunteer our time in our schools for our children. The difference I feel between PTO and PTA is that PTA is a voice for ALL children. PTA members do pay a dues. I would rather pay dues and have a voice for all children in the state then to having no voice at all.
17 years 7 months ago #131204 by megley3
So, does PTO have a voice and who is it? That is my question. That is what I would like to know.
17 years 7 months ago #131203 by beignets
Replied by beignets on topic RE: who is the legislator for PTO?
it depends on how the bylaws are worded, that is true.

and i agree, all kids voices should be heard via parent groups.
17 years 7 months ago #131202 by megley3
You are not be political by being a voice for the children. In the bylaws you can not back any candidates.
17 years 7 months ago #131199 by megley3
So there is no voice for our children under PTO? I do know that the PTA lobbies on behalf of the children.
17 years 7 months ago #131198 by beignets
Replied by beignets on topic RE: who is the legislator for PTO?
our bylaws state we must remain apolitical, therefore zero lobbying etc. is possible in this example. maybe others are run differnetly.
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