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The California State PTA opposes any cuts to education and children’s programs in the state budget.
“Our children did not create this crisis, and we cannot allow their future opportunities for success to be undermined because of it.”
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Attention New Officers of SFPTA units!!!
Please submit your New Officers Roster ASAP to the 2nd District, so your unit may receive Summer Mailing and Information to effectively run your PTA units for the 2008 - 09 term.
"Please use home address and not school address for mailing"
(schools are closed during the summer )
UNIT PTA BOARD ROSTER 2008-09 PDF Files - right click "save as target"
Summer Leadership Training Conference
The Second District Summer Leadership Training Conference is Saturday, May 31, 2008.
This conference provides a wonderful opportunity for training new and continuing PTA officers and chairmen. Several of our State officers will facilitate the conference workshops. Accepting a position on a PTA/PTSA board includes a commitment to attend all opportunities for training. This increases your effectiveness as a PTA leader and as an advocate for children and families. Please plan to attend Each PTA Unit is strongly encouraged to attend and receive this valuable information for your schools and communities.
When: Saturday, May 31, 2008 Where: 555 Franklin Street
The Board Room & The Main Conference Room
The parking lot at 555 Franklin St. will be available for parking (enter on McAllister – tell the guard you are with PTA)
Time: Registration begins at 8:30 A.M.
Highlights: President, Secretary, Treasurer Training If you are planning to attend,
please RSVP by May 23, 2008, at (415) 241-6048
or email us at 2ndpta@sfusd.edu.
Give us the name of your school and the number of people attending. It is crucial that you RSVP so we may properly plan the amount of material needed. We look forward to seeing you there for this conference.
Second District of the California State PTA
555 Franklin St., Room 203-D
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 241-6048
2ndpta@sfusd.edu
2009 California State Convention SAN JOSE
STATE CONVENTION
The annual California State PTA Convention is held for the transaction of certain organization business and for the instruction, information, and inspiration of the PTA members.
PTA leaders at the unit, council, and district PTA levels change constantly, and each level of service in PTA requires different and unique qualities in an individual. Recognizing that development of skills will help each leader realize his or her greatest potential; the California State PTA seeks to ensure that the annual convention, through general meetings and conferences, provides the opportunity to focus on leadership training.
The annual convention affords the membership in California, acting through its accredited delegates, an opportunity to participate in:
- Electing officers;
- Approving bylaw amendments;
- Voting on the Legislation Platform and Legislation Policies; and
- Adopting resolutions.
PURPOSE
According to the California State PTA Bylaws, each association in good standing is represented at the California State PTA Convention by the president-elect or president and all other elected delegates to whom the association is entitled, as well as elected delegates representing the district and council PTAs.
The convention purposes are to
- Conduct the annual business of the California State PTA;
- Train, inform, and inspire PTA leadership; and
- Provide delegates the opportunity to meet and exchange ideas with other delegates from throughout the state.
The California State PTA strongly encourages its units, councils, and district PTAs to budget for and send as many delegates as entitled to each annual convention. Convention is an authorized expense to cover registration, housing, meal allowance, and transportation for each delegate. Convention expenses should be a line item in the unit, council and district PTA annual budgets. (The Budget 5.2, 205; Fig. 5-3, 206) Planning for convention and providing an opportunity for delegates to attend is a membership priority
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Second District of the California State PTA
555 Franklin St., Room 203-D
San Francisco, CA 94102
(415) 241-6048
2ndpta@sfusd.edu
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Second District of the California State PTA also known as the San Francisco PTA
We serve students and their families of the San Francisco Unified School District in the county San Francisco.
Second District is PTA at the county level. Chartered in 1907, we encompass all of San Francisco County, California. We currently serve over 58 out of council units (school site) PTAs. Together we are over 8700 members strong. We have the pleasure and the responsibility of chartering new units throughout the county. We act as a conduit for information flowing from the unit to the state level and vice-versa. We work in partnership with the San Francisco County Office of Education, and provide parental input on a variety of issues.
The officers and chairman of Second District PTA work closely with our out of council units to ensure that they have the training, mentoring, information, and guidance they need to be successful leaders and advocates. In turn, the units provide these same services to their units members.
This web site is only one of the tools we provide for the edification of our members. We also publish a bi-monthly newsletter, The SFPTA Newsletter that is sent to all unit presidents, school principals, and school district superintendents at no cost, or can be purchased by subscription for anyone else. In addition, we coordinate attendance at the annual California State PTA convention each spring, and we host our own day of workshops three times a year in April, September and January.
Barabra Lee , 2007 - 2009 Second District President
The Mission of the Parent Teacher Association
- To support and speak on behalf of children and youth in the schools, in the community, and before governmental bodies and other organizations that make decisions affecting children;
- To assist parents in developing the skills they need to raise and protect their children;
- To encourage parent and public involvement in the public schools of this nation.
The Purposes of the Parent Teacher Association
- To promote the welfare of the children and youth in home, school, community, and place of worship.
- To raise the standards of home life.
- To secure adequate laws for the care and protection of children and youth.
- To bring into closer relation the home and the school, that parents and teachers may cooperate intelligently in the education of children and youth.
- To develop between educators and the general public such united efforts as will secure for all children and youth the highest advantages in physical, mental, social, and spiritual education.
