Stay up-to-date on the latest in all things advocacy. Formerly called “Sacramento Update” and “Advocacy Update” but now called “Advocacy Insider,” this e-newsletter will keep you informed on sponsored and co-sponsored legislation and other bills that PTA supports.
Here are the most recent issues:
Our kids’ education is a team effort! Find out more about the partners who play a role in children’s success with these helpful brochures:
Current Student Packet – available in English (fillable PDF form) and Spanish (non-fillable PDF, or fillable PDF with entry form only).
Rules by Category:
2024-25 Participation Forms:
- District Participation Form — available in English
- Council Participation Form — available in English
- Unit Participation Form — available in English
- Student Packet — available in English and Spanish
Post-Reflections Program Materials:
Resources and materials from National PTA:
Local Leader’s Guide
Encourage your school community to be part of PTA’s 2024-25 Reflections Program “I am Hopeful Because…” with promotional materials.
- Share these materials to promote Reflections on your social media accounts and newsletters. Use the program logos and theme images to create your own Reflections promotions!
Printable Promotional Material
Social Media Graphics
Reflections Logos
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A new resource designed specifically with district and council level advocacy chairs in mind, to support your advocacy efforts.
Download the Advocacy Leadership Guide.
One of the wonderful benefits of belonging to PTA is the support system it offers.
Running Your PTA… Made Easy provides simplified summaries of the PTA basics that all PTA board members should know. It covers meetings, recruiting volunteers, finance, membership and more.
Reading this basic guide will enhance your experience as a PTA leader and provide you with information on topics you will be likely to reference throughout your term of office.
Download here.
Learn more about California state standards in math and English Language Arts and what they mean for your child by downloading an informational flier.
Available in the following languages:
The term “PTA” is commonly used to describe any parent group, and many parents, teachers, and administrators are unaware of the distinct differences between PTA and other parent organizations.
- PTA is a not-for-profit organization and the nation’s original and premier parent involvement group in schools.
- PTA has more than 23,000 local units and nearly 6 million members.
- PTA units are supported by a national and state structure that provides valuable information, resources, and training.
- PTA believes parents are more than fundraisers.
- PTA works with parents to advocate for proper funding, leadership, and instruction for all schools and school districts.
- Chartered PTA units are 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations.
- Local PTAs are eligible for discounted insurance for events that are not covered by their schools.
- PTA provides a free data collection system.
Download our flier outlining all of the things that make PTA different!
Find out what your child will be learning, at each grade level, in Mathematics and English Language Arts. You’ll also learn more about how you can support your child’s learning and other helpful information.
Available in the following languages:
Take a deeper look at each of the eight state priority areas of the Local Control Funding Formula (LCFF) in our LCAP Quick Guides – helping you better understand and engage in the new Local Control and Accountability Plans (LCAPs). These latest resources show how progress is measured, key questions to ask and links to more resources. Use these great tools as you review your school district’s LCAP.
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