Liberty Middle School PTA

The number one reason to join the Parent Teacher Association is to benefit your child. In doing so, you also help your school. But there are many more PTA advantages:

• Get Connected. There’s no better way to know what’s happening in your school.
• Discover Great Resources. The PTA offers a variety of programs designed for parents as well as students.
• Tap into a Network. PTA functions are opportunities to meet other parents and teachers, building rapport and discussing issues that are on your mind. You an share ideas, concerns, and experiences.
• Watch Yourself Grow. By volunteering with your PTA, you put your skills and hobbies to use for a noble cause—your child and all children in the community.
• Speak Up. PTA can be a way for you to more effectively suggest change at your child’s school.
• Witness Improvement. By getting involved at your child’s school you’ll be part of the solution, helping make positive changes. Local PTAs play an important role in fundraising to provide building improvements, curriculum-based programs, and social events.
• Be a Role Model. By becoming a PTA member, you’ll be demonstrating to your child the importance you place on education.
• Enjoy Substantial Benefits. Individuals and local units can take advantage of a host of benfits from PTA membership including discounts and offers from benefit providers and sponsors, magazine subscriptions, leadership training, e-newsletters and much more.  To see a full list of benefit providers, click here to go to the national PTA website

Become a PTA member and join more than 5 million other people who share your interest in issues affecting children. Everyone—parents, educators, students and other citizens active in their schools and communities—is invited to join our not-for-profit parent association.

• PTAs get results.  More than 85 rigorous research studies show that kids do better when parents are involved.  Grades are higher.  Test scores improve.  Attendance increases.
• PTAs keep parents informed.  Involved parents can understand the challenges schools face and become part of the solution.  PTAs support education through active participation and advocacy.
• PTAs improve children's well-being.  PTAs focus on what students need to be successful in their learning, including proper nutrition and safe, healthy environments.
• PTAs can help schools fulfill parent involvement requirements in the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB).  Why?  Because PTA's definition of parent involvement is the efinition used in NCLB.  Getting involved in PTA is the best way to organize parent involvement.
• PTAs benefit everyone.  Strong schools mean stronger communities.  PTA membership is open to anyone concerned with the education, health, and welfare of children.