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What is a PTO?

A Parent Teacher Organization is a formal group comprised of parents, teachers and school staff to facilitate participation in school activities to benefit students. A PTO supports the educational goals of the school, extending those goals to the students.

What Does a PTO Do?

• Encourages volunteerism and getting involved in community events

• Hosts school functions for both parents and children to take part in

• Enhances school spirit among students and staff

• Provides teacher appreciation events

• Assists financially through fundraising efforts

Why is a PTO Important?

A PTO promotes parental involvement by supporting their students, teachers and staff. A PTO can address issues that are important to parents and school administrators alike. A PTO can also assist in the overall success and well-being of each student.  

President:  

Vice President: 

Secretary: 

Treasurers:  

 Ways and Means: 

 Volunteer Coordinator:  

The PTO works tirelessly to support the Jefferson faculty, staff, and students.  Be sure to join to support your students and help us do our best at Jefferson!