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Social Media for Parent Groups Archive
Use Facebook Events To Promote Your School Fundraiser
If your PTO or PTA has a Facebook page, creating an event can help raise awareness about your group’s fundraising efforts.
30 Ways To Boost Your School Fundraiser With Social Media
Practical tips for creating effective posts about PTO and PTA fundraisers for Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
Ways To Use Social Media Effectively
Easy tips for maximizing your parent group's social media presence.
Text Messaging Apps for PTOs and PTAs
Messaging services can make it easier to stay in touch with board members and families.
Presentation Tips for School Parent Group Leaders
How to deliver a strong presentation even if you’re not a subject matter expert or a pro at public speaking.
12 Surefire Ways To Get Parents To Attend Your School’s Internet Safety Event
The DVR’s got nothin’ on your Family Tech Talk Night! Here’s how to get parents to trade their slippers for some primetime Internet safety tips.
Facebook Guidelines Template for PTOs and PTAs
Use and modify our template to help boost your social media presence—and reduce stress.
Facebook Graphics for School Volunteer Appreciation
PTO Leaders: How To Use Facebook Live
Livestreaming PTO meetings and other information can help you reach parents wherever they are.
Your PTO Facebook Page: How To Build Involvement
Expert tips to build involvement and increase engagement on your PTO or PTA Facebook page (plus tips on what not to do).
16 Back-to-School Ideas for Social Media
A fun, well-thought-out approach to social media can boost engagement—and your group’s relationship with parents.
Social Media 101 for PTOs and PTAs
Best practices for making the most of social media for your parent group.
Get Our Free Back-to-School Facebook Graphics
We’ve created a series of Facebook graphics you can use and share during back-to-school season, including for back-to-school events, the first day of school, meetings, and volunteer recruitment—plus cover photos for your Facebook page!
How PTOs and PTAs Can Use Facebook at Back-to-School Time
The basics of using social media to build involvement anytime, plus seven ideas for back-to-school posts.
How To Use Facebook During Summer Break
Internet Safety Quiz: How Much Do You Know?
Our teenage contributor, Nicole Shum, put together a few questions about apps and websites popular with kids right now. Test your own Internet safety smarts!
How To Get Parents Involved on Your Facebook Page
Tips from community members about using Facebook to promote their groups.
20 Ways To Make Family Tech Talk Night Fun
Some humor and creativity can go a long way.
5 Easy Ways Your Group Can Use Facebook
Bring Meetings to Parents, Wherever They May Be
We know you put lots of energy into boosting meeting attendance, and many of you feel it’s an uphill battle. But instead of feeling frustrated about getting parents in the door, how about taking the meeting to them?
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