Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin Massachusetts PTA conducts survey on mask mandate in schools Children, Families and Educators need our support more than ever Massachusetts PTA advocates for all children, families and educators [Lexington, MA, February 27, 2022] – During this time of uncertainty for many it is imperative that our children, families, teachers and educators know that Read More >>
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MA PTA School Masking Survey
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin This survey is being conducted by Massachusetts (Parent Teacher Association) PTA. Data from this will be shared with the Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and posted on our website and Facebook. This is your chance for your voice to be heard. As a state-wide Advocacy group, this survey will help guide Massachusetts Read More >>
MA PTA VIRTUAL CONVENTION 2021 SUCCESS
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedin We wanted to start off by saying thank you to all who were able to make it to our Annual Convention last week! If you were not able to attend, we understand how crazy life can be, especially during this time. Below you will find a recap of the meeting and don’t forget Read More >>
PTA Legislative Conference
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinPTA Members Meet with Legislators on Important Initiatives Lexington, MA; March 11, 2021 – Members of Massachusetts Parent Teacher Association (PTA) participated in the National PTA’s Legislative Conference this week. As the single largest child advocacy association in the United States, the National PTA®, which includes the Massachusetts PTA, prides itself on being a Read More >>
MA PTA Celebrates African American History Month
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinMassachusetts PTA is proud to celebrate African American History Month! Now more than ever it is crucial to work together and make a difference for every child, with one voice. Visit https://www.pta.org/home/events/About-Every-Child-in-Focus/Calendar/African-American-History-Month to learn more about what you and your PTA can do to better support African-American children. We would like to highlight the Read More >>
National PTA Statement on New CDC Guidance for Reopening Schools
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinALEXANDRIA, Va., (Feb. 12, 2021)—The following statement can be attributed to National PTA President Leslie Boggs: “National PTA appreciates the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) issuing clearer guidance today for safely reopening schools for in-person instruction. Reopening schools for in-person learning is vital to ensure the continuity of education for every child, Read More >>
Massachusetts PTA Partners with Project Bread
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinFREE MEALS FOR ALL KIDS & TEENS THIS SCHOOL YEAR Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, the USDA has extended a number of program flexibilities in order to allow meal providers to continue serving free meals to all children and teens throughout this school year. No registration or ID is required, and meals will be Read More >>
MA PTA Stands with National on Racial Inequity and Injustice
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinALEXANDRIA, Va., (June 2, 2020)—The following statement can be attributed to National PTA President Leslie Boggs and National PTA Executive Director Nathan R. Monell, CAE: “National PTA condemns the inequitable and brutal treatment of all African Americans in this country. No human being should be subject to what we saw happen to George Floyd Read More >>
Annual Meeting Recap
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinWe wanted to start off by saying thank you to all who were able to make it to our Annual Meeting this month! If you were not able to attend, we understand how crazy life can be, especially during this time. Below you will find a recap of the meeting and don’t forget to Read More >>
A Message During Trying Times
Share this…FacebookTwitterLinkedinOver the last few months, the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic have rippled across the world. We are seeing an unknown virus raise its ugly head, take thousands of lives across the world and we still do not have all the answers, but we are getting closer to what may actually be the Read More >>