Skip to main content

Home/ PLUK eNews/ Group items tagged PTA

Rss Feed Group items tagged

Roger Holt

Policy Issue Briefs | PTA - 0 views

  • National PTA seeks to demonstrate t the value and impact of family engagement on student success.  The Best Practices and Innovation Issue Briefs will help you reinforce that message when speaking with federal and state policy makers and educational leaders in your states. The Federal Policy Issue Briefs are intended to educate PTA members and families about current federal laws within National PTA’s policy priorities.
Roger Holt

Parent Involvement and Communication | PTA - 0 views

  • Research shows that students with involved parents score better on tests, earn higher grades, are more likely to attend classes and graduate, and are more likely to go on to postsecondary education. PTA provides many tools to encourage parent involvement. Among the tools are resources on communicating with teachers and schools. As you prepare for the back-to-school season, review the advice in the resources below to get the year off to a good start.
Roger Holt

PTA Take Your Family to School Week Awards Feb 7-13 - 0 views

  • Plan family involvement events for February 7–13, 2010, and apply for an $1,897 Award to support your PTA in opening school doors to all families.
Terry Booth

Calling All Parents to Help Revive IDEA PTA! - Missoula - June 30, 2010 - 0 views

  • Let's keep IDEA PTA alive with renewed parent input and involvement.    The meeting will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the home of Mary Hall of PLUK, which is located at 380 Keith, which is the NW corner of Keith and Hilda in the University area.   Several of our wonderful MT CAAN members have already brainstormed some exciting ideas as to how parents can unite with enlightened educators to utilize this group as an important vehicle by which:  Parents can gain the empowerment and voice they should have in the special education process and at school, generally; We can work together systematically to achieve the kind of meaningful changes, opportunities, and supports that we want and need to see in the school environment, so that all children, regardless of diversity, get the free and appropriate education they are due by law and that they deserve by human right.
Roger Holt

Online Advocacy Toolkit | PTA - 0 views

shared by Roger Holt on 03 Sep 09 - Cached
  • To help child advocates speak up for the health and well-being of all children, National PTA has created an online advocacy toolkit. From writing your legislators to scheduling Capitol Hill visits, these step-by-step directions and examples will help you reach out to policy makers and the media.
Roger Holt

Connect for Respect - PTAs & Bullying prevention - 0 views

  • Parents and caring adults can play pivotal roles in creating a healthy school and community climate that is free of bullying. By working together, educators, parents, concerned citizens, business leaders, advocates, and community members can support the implementation of bullying prevention programs, reinforce bullying prevention messages, and advocate for bullying policies to be implemented.
Roger Holt

Common Core Video Series - Advocacy - National PTA - 0 views

  • This video series was developed through a partnership with the Hunt Institute as part of National PTA’s ongoing effort to provide accurate information about the Common Core State Standards and to assist PTA membership with developing grassroots advocacy skills.
Meliah Bell

Thanks4Giving Clothing Give-Away - Bozeman, MT - Nov. 17&18, 2012 - 0 views

  •  
    What:
    This event is organized through the school PTAs/PACs, so you hopefully have already heard about it through your child's school. In case you hadn't, I wanted to make sure you know about it. Anderson school, on Cottonwood, where our children attend, has participated all 5 years, and it's a great event! These families have been  incredibly generous, donating clean, gently-used clothing, shoes, hats, etc. of all sizes, infant through adult. Volunteers are also always needed to help sort, hang, and organize the donations during set up.  Any time you have to volunteer, short or long, will be greatly appreciated.  If you come on Tuesday or Thursday over the lunch hour, the Tumbleweed Gourmet Food truck will be there selling  volunteers their gourmet tacos and burritos. If you are able to help anytime next week for 2 hours, you can take a brown paper grocery sack of treasures for yourself! This free clothing giveaway is a fantastic opportunity to reuse and recycle gently worn clothing collected by Bozeman area schools. This event is not based on "need," but on "sharing" what we have as a community. Everyone is welcome and encouraged to participate by donating what they no longer need and taking what they When/Where:
    Wilson School Gym
    Bozeman, MT
    Nov 17, 2012  9am - 3pm
    Nov 18, 2012  9am - 1pm Questions?
    Melea Mortenson
    406-580-0508
    melea@littleappletech.com  
Roger Holt

PTA Parent: Five Questions Parents Ask About Bullying - 0 views

  • Five Questions Parents Ask About Bullying Bullying is a topic that has been getting a lot of media attention recently. Dr. Andrea "Andie" Weiner, a child therapist and author of "More Than Saying I Love You: Four Steps That Help Children Love Themselves" answers the five questions parents ask most about bullying.
Roger Holt

Bullying Prevention: Tips for Teachers, Principals, and Parents | Edutopia - 0 views

  • Approximately 32 percent of students report being bullied at school. Bullied students are more likely (1) to take a weapon to school, get involved in physical fights, and suffer from anxiety and depression, health problems, and mental health problems. They suffer academically (2) (especially high-achieving black and Latino students). And research suggests that schools where students report a more severe bullying climate score worse (3) on standardized assessments than schools with a better climate.
Roger Holt

Welcome to Bozeman Area SEPTA! - 0 views

  • Bozeman Area SEPTA (Special Education Parent Teacher Association) is a coalition of families, teachers, administrators, and other advocates united in the effort to promote quality education and services for individuals with special needs and their families. The group was formed on April 7, 2008, as the first district-wide Special Education PTA in the Bozeman School District No. 7 and neighboring schools in the Bozeman area. SEPTA provides a forum enabling parents, teachers and experts in the field of Special Education to share their knowledge and experience.
Roger Holt

Graduation Requirements and Diploma Options: What Families Need to Know (Dec. 2010/Jan.... - 0 views

  • Every parent wants to see his or her child successfully complete high school. Therefore, caring adults in students’ lives need to understand the changing landscape of graduation requirements and diploma options to ensure students graduate prepared for college and careers.
Roger Holt

Local candidates to hear from people with disabilities - Bozeman Daily Chronicle: Politics - 0 views

  • State House and Senate candidates from Gallatin and Park counties will listen to and discuss the needs and rights of people with disabilities at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday at Eagle Mount. Candidates from both parties will take part in the forum, organized by state and local advocacy groups: the Arc Montana, Bozeman Special ED PTA, NAMI Bozeman, Parents Let's Unite for Kids, and Disability Rights Montana.
Roger Holt

Guest column: Help raise awareness for disability issues - Bozeman Daily Chronicle: Gue... - 0 views

  • I’ve always believed that as a parent I am the best advocate for my children. If I don’t do it, who will? I also believe in giving back and paying forward so I joined the Bozeman Area Special Education PTA to help advocate for families who are still in need. Please join me in helping to raise awareness regarding disability issues in the community at the Legislative Candidate Forum on Disabilities on August 27. The forum will be held at Eagle Mount at 6901 Goldenstein, at 6:30 p.m., with a reception to follow. Childcare, accommodations, and transportation will be provided. This event is sponsored by The Arc Montana, Disability Rights Montana, Bozeman Area SEPTA, NAMI Bozeman, and PLUK and hosted by Eagle Mount Bozeman. For more information and transportation, please contact Mary at 406-461-2384.
1 - 14 of 14
Showing 20 items per page