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Resources for PTA Presidents

• Sample Meeting Agenda
• Parliamentary Procedure
• Visit our Leadership Resource Page for More Resources

The Model PTA

• Model PTA Info and Forms (Model PTA Cover Sheet, Model PTA Living Documents - Administrative and Operational)

Update Officers/Contact Information

Are your local unit officers receiving emails and mailings from Georgia PTA?  If not, you may need to update your local unit officers and/or contact information.  It's easy to do - just follow the instructions below:

1. Click here to complete the Officers and Address Change Form.
2. Email the form to gapta@bellsouth.net or print the form and fax it to 404-525-0210.

Incoming Officers

• Incoming Officers Guide 2011-2012   (Password Protected - username and password located on back of PTA membership card)
• Quick Tips for Successful Transition from Outgoing to Incoming Officers
• The "Big Transition" - That's when PTAs change leadership at the end of their terms in office. The "Big" Transition contains ideas from Valerie Washington of Think 6 Results that you can use to guide you as your local unit transitions from one administration to the next.  Outgoing and incoming leaders should work as a team. Focus on the ongoing plan, driven by making a difference for all children, to increase parent involvement and student achievement.
• The Year in Review - Download a list of simple questions to ask yourselves as you review your unit's goals or objectives for the previous year, programs and activities, membership efforts, officer and board structure, and organizational operations.