Meeting online to keep PTO business going during prolonged school closures? Try these tips to keep your virtual meetings going smoothly.
Knock twice if you’re interested in volunteering, kids.
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Five key practices that are must-knows to run your meetings effectively.
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A well-run meeting lets you get more business done in a shorter time, whether you're meeting in person or virtually.
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What are the best ways to plan and run PTO meetings? We’ve made it easy by compiling this list with links to our best articles and downloadables.
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Critics got you down? Using a diplomatic approach to handle difficult situations (and people) can often help get things back on a positive path.
If your PTO meetings run longer than an hour, they’re too long. Here’s how to make them shorter and more efficient.
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Keep the conversation flowing at your meetings with this printable sheet of eight icebreaker questions (and tags for writing in your own).
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Is it hard for your group to get people to come to meetings? With some creativity, you can increase attendance—and parent involvement.
Minutes are a legal document and an important record of your decisions. Guidelines on when to take minutes and what to record.
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Step-by-step guide to take you through the minutes process, from taking them to publishing them and getting them approved.
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Straight answers to common questions about voting, agendas, and best practices for your meetings.
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What to write down and what not to, plus tips to make the job easier.
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There are better ways to gauge the success of your parent group than counting how many seats get filled during your meetings.
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Do you struggle to get people to come to meetings? The problem might be publicity or timing—or it might be the meetings themselves.
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Parents have limited time to devote to volunteering. Should you ask them to spend it attending meetings?
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Keeping complete and accurate minutes is an important legal obligation. Here's why certain types of information should—or shouldn't—be included.
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