Welcome to the Pleasant Hill PTA

The Pleasant Hill PTA (Parent Teacher Association) is a group of parents/guardians and staff which collaborate to develop programs and activities for the students of Pleasant Hill school. Building these relationships help further enhance our students' experience at our school. The PTA is wonderful way to get involved with the school and to give back to the school that gives our children so much.

2011-2012 PTA Meetings

Nov. 15, 9:30 a.m.

Dec. 13, 7 p.m.

Jan. 10, 7 p.m.

Feb. 15, 7 p.m.

March 13, 7 p.m.

April 10, 7 p.m.

May 8, 7 p.m.

End of Year Report: What is it?

Committee Chairs: We don't want to miss out on all the things you learned from the events you organized. As soon as your events concludes, please be sure to complete a end-of-year report form and send to the co-presidents. Next year's committee chair will certainly appreciate it!

State and National PTA

* Illinois PTA
* National PTA

Committee Chair Opportunities

We need you! PTA Committee Chairs work with a team to coordinate & manage various PTA events & services. See a complete listing of Committee Chairs here. This is a great way to get connected with other parents and provide some much needed help to the school. Volunteers for the following school year are sought in the spring.

There are several committee chairs that are currently open. We need to fill these positions in order for the Pleasant Hill PTA to organize and put on the many wonderful events and activities for our children.

Please consider volunteering for one of the chairs listed below. Feel free to contact the current chairperson to learn more about the position. Please contact PTA co-president Sherri Lamerand with any questions.

* Book Fair

    * Publicity
    * Environmental Education
    * Grant Writing Co-Chair

* Mom's/Dad's 'n Donuts
* Parent Education

Calling all Dads

Studies show students perform better when mothers and fathers are both involved in the education of their children. Men and women think differently and bring different perspectives and skills to school and PTA activities. School communities and PTAs thrive when both men and women participate. Yet men remain a largely untapped resource. Learn more about the importance of male involvement at National PTA web site.

(source: National PTA)