You've probably seen the advertisements on Facebook and TV for the new
Bad Moms comedy that references PTA. Released today, it tells the story of
an over-worked and over-committed mom who teams up with other stressed-out moms
to free themselves from the everyday challenge of balancing kids, home and their careers.
We are proud in what we do and show great pride for it—from the the creation of
kindergarten classes, child labor laws to protect children, healthy school lunch programs
and juvenile justice reform.
Let's shine a light on the parents in your community who are making a difference
in the children's lives through their involvement in PTA. Throughout the next
couple of weeks, join the conversation and let us know why you got involved in PTA
and why you are proud to be a part of the association using the
hashtag #PTAProud on Facebook, Twitter and/or Instagram.
Here's how you can show your #PTAProud:
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Special thanks to California State PTA for inspiration for this campaign!
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"This is your PTA news source [blog] for deadlines, data, operational options, event reminders, and everything in between," stated Angela Revay, Ohio PTA President [president@ohiopta.org].
Thursday, July 28, 2016
Join us and be #PTAProud
Founded in 1901, Ohio PTA is the oldest and largest volunteer organization in the State of Ohio focusing on the health, welfare, safety, and education of children and youth.