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This article is part of the following categories: Are You Right for the PTO?
Take our simple test to see whether your personality type makes a good PTO parent. We’re faced with choices every day of our lives, some more critical than others: What type of career should I pursue? Which breed of dog should I own? What type of person is my ideal mate? For help, many people turn to personality tests and skills assessments. But as far as I can tell, none exist for another of life’s big questions: Am I a good PTO parent? We’ve attempted to fill this gap by creating the following unscientific test. Please read each question and select the answer that best describes you. 1. I’m not myself if I get less than: 2. I like to unwind by: 3. Discussions among my circle of friends tend to get heated when they involve: 4. The most dangerous item in my home is: 5. When I go to a restaurant, I tend to: 6. When I get dressed in the morning, I like to wear: 7. If I had to decide between two homes to live in, I would choose the one that: 8. When my children argue, I: 9. When I wake up at night, it’s because I am: 10. When the school year ends, I: Now tally up your answers. If you selected “c” the majority of the time, you are an ideal PTO parent. If you mostly responded “a,” you are a fabulous match. And if you answered “b” most frequently, you guessed it—you and the PTO simply belong together. Because unlike picking a career, a dog breed, or a romantic partner, you can’t go wrong by joining the PTO. More information and ideas to help your parent group:
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