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3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
Can the PTA membership fee be _mandatory_ for all the families of a school?
How does it work with PTO?
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RE: Membership

3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
I have zero PTA experience so I can't comment on how they handle membership dues.

PTOs are all different. It's up to each parent group to decide for themselves.

I've been in three PTOs. Two of them had no membership fees. All parents/guardians of enrolled students were automatically members. One PTO charged dues. Any parent could volunteer but only paid members could vote and run for office.
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3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
not at a public school, fees are never mandatory, to pta or o.
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3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
i should have added, no pay, no vote. BUT yu can still pariticipate without paying dues.
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3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
Membership Dues (ie $5) mandatory to join - as Beignet said above (ie $5 to get a vote (as a member) but NO Public school can make it mandatory to Join PTA (a Private Non Profit) -- although I know a school and PTA that seem to be trying IMO

Some do have restrictions on nonmembers (ie No pay $5) - no vote and cant hold an executive board position

Most allow nonmembers to volunteer, hold chair positions, etc
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RE: Membership

3 Years, 1 Month ago

 
What about in private school?

not at a public school, fees are never mandatory, to pta or o.
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