Holding an election soon? Here are some important points to consider.
Steps to take now to ensure that the transition to a new board goes smoothly.
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All the know-how you need to be an effective and successful parent group leader, including tips for managing difficult people.
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Tips for finding new leaders, even if folks aren’t stepping up.
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Answers to some of the most-asked questions about parent group elections.
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Prepare new officers for success by making sure they have the information and training they need.
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The way in which officers move on from their leadership roles can affect the group even after they're gone. Make your transition a positive one.
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An overview of what lies ahead for first-time board members, and tips for getting off to a strong start.
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This editable parent group election ballot template prints two ballots per page for group president, vice president, treasurer, and secretary.
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Are you a newly elected PTO or PTA officer? Check out these resources for help in taking on your new role.
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Election season is starting soon. Consider these key points now to help ensure that the transition to a new board goes smoothly.
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Breaking your work into manageable chunks can help you have a successful year. Our checklist of tasks can make it easier.
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With good planning and communication, you can help ensure a quick and easy leadership transition.
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It takes ongoing effort to cultivate the parents who will run the group after you retire.
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15 steps to close out the year and get ready for a great start in the fall.
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Matching an open leadership position with the right person just got a little easier; check out these key roles and the talents and skills they call for.
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Smooth the road ahead for new officers with these tips.
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Working to form a cohesive executive board can pay off in long-term success for your parent group.
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Putting new board members in charge can go smoothly; avoid transition trauma with these lessons from people who have been there.
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