Request a Parent Involvement Presentation
National PTA launched a major initiative in August 1999, to train PTA leaders to present the organization's Building Successful Partnerships program.
Throughout the country, U.S. Virgin Islands and where Department of Defense schools are located in Europe and the Pacific, more than 1,000 PTA leaders are available to give presentations on the benefits of parent involvement, the components of effective parent involvement programs, and how to implement the National Standards for Parent/Family Involvement Programs.
In 2007, National PTA updated the information to National Standards for Family-School Partnerships to encompass the following six standards:
- Welcoming All Families,
- Communicating Effectively,
- Supporting Student Success,
- Speaking Up for Every Child,
- Sharing Power and
- Collaborating with Community
Building Successful Partnerships is PTA’s national campaign to build awareness about the critical link between family involvement and student success. PTA’s National Standards for Family-School Partnerships provide a framework for moving putting this message into action.
Alabama PTA is proud to have 24 certified trainers! Contact the Alabama PTA office to request a Building Successful Partnerships and How to Help Your Child Succeed parent involvement presentation for your local or state business, school board, Chamber of Commerce, PTA meeting, or other gathering of parents, educators, administrators, community members, or legislators.
Please contact Alabama PTA (al_office@pta.org or 800-328-1897) or National PTA (info@pta.org or 800-307-4782) to request a presentation or for more information.
Learn more at www.pta.org/local_leadership_subprogram_1116958575937.html
ALABAMA PTA
BUILDING SUCCESSFUL PARTNERSHIPS PRESENTERS
Pam Berry, Gurley
Allison Black - Cornelius, Vestavia
Tommie Burks, Mobile
Michael Byrd, Harvest
Omar Campbell, Tuskegee
Katy Campbell, Tuskegee
Kimberly Gautier, Huntsville
Vickie Goodman, Huntsville
Montez Gross, Birmingham
Suzy Gunnels, Phenix City
Marie Harbison, Birmingham
Sarah Hoehn, Birmingham
Larry Hooks, Tuskegee Institute
Kathryn Jaekle, Huntsville
Laurie Johnson, Decatur
Napoleon Jones, Aliceville
Nancy Lambert-Brown, Tuscaloosa
Dr. Anne Lorance, Dothan
Marvin Lucas, Tuscaloosa
Laurie McCaulley, Huntsville
Jennifer McCroskey, Birmingham
Donna McCurry, Clay
Mary McDowell, Huntsville
Janice Mitchell-Isbell, Huntsville
Jean Oakley, Huntsville
Sandy Parrish, Warrior
Gene Perry, Huntsville
Carol Pope, Huntsville
Sarah Rogers, Madison
Terri Sargent, Springville
Claudia Smith, Huntsville
LaRita Smith, Birmingham
Cassandra Spencer, Birmingham
Chris Spencer, Livingston
Donna Thomas, Birmingham
Anne Underwood, Pleasant Grove
Jeanette Wells, Birmingham
Barbara Williams, Helena