County Line PTA

 FAQ

What does PTA stand for?
What are the Membership Dues?
What do my dues pay for?
When are PTA meetings held?
Does the PTA fundraise?
If I become a member, do I have to come to all the meetings?
Do I have to join a bunch of committees?
What are the benefits of becoming a PTA member?

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 What does PTA stand for?
Parent Teacher Association
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 What are the Membership Dues?
Single Membership Dues $10.00
Double Membership Dues $18.00
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 What do my dues pay for?
A portion of our membership dues go to the state and national offices.  The 
remainder of the dues stay within our own budget and are used for the many 
wonderful programs provided here in our own school.  Programs that benefit 
EVERY child.
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 When are PTA meetings held?
The first Tuesday of the month at 6:30pm in the school library.
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 Does the PTA fundraise?
Yes.  We fundraise every other year.  That is why some years our budget looks 
bigger than others.  We need to make our fundraising money support our budget 
for 2 years.
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 If I become a member, do I have to come to all the meetings?
No.  You can come to as many meeting as you like.  Even if you can't make any 
meetings during the year, your membership dollars still help support the 
programs that the PTA funds.
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 Do I have to join a bunch of committees?
No. There are no requirements or restrictions. YOU decide how active you 
would like to be.
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 What are the benefits of becoming a PTA member?
With PTA you have a voice to advocate for your child, as well as every child 
in our school. You get to meet lots of other parents and teachers who are 
working toward the same goal - making County Line the best school in 
Germantown!  Most importantly, your child is so proud to have you take an 
active part in their school/education.  It makes such a diffecence to them 
knowing that you think their school is so important.
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