November 5, 2015
Richard Godke, DCC PTA Webmaster, rgodke@yahoo.com, 904-693-3501 October 25, 2015 As the use of cameras become more portable and easier to use, here are five simple tips and examples that will help spice up make your PTA photos and make them more interesting. 1. Tells a story by showing subjects in action. Senior sign up
National PTA® has developed Social Media Tip Sheets to help local PTAs use these tools effectively and safely. CLICK HERE for your copy. Blogging Tip Sheet Blogging allows your local PTAs to have a consistent stream of fresh, timely new content to tweet, share on Facebook, use in your e-newsletter, and so on. Blogs allow PTAs to tell their stories,
2014-2015 Reflections Program Theme: “The World Would Be a Better Place If…” Duval County Council of PTAs Winning Entries Reflections is a nationwide arts appreciation and recognition program for students in grades PK-12. The program allows students to express themselves artistically based on a common theme. The theme for the 2014-2015 school year was “The world would be a better place
It’s ready! Here’s what you need to know for Awards this year. Good luck to everyone! DCCPTA Award Info 2015-2016
Check out this cute fall-themed membership flyer you can post on your website and include in your newsletters! October PTSA flyer
As a reminder, the Smart Snacks policy became effective July 1, 2015. Please review the following documents for information on how your local unit will need to consider the food items you may choose to sell and what times during the day and evening that will be allowed on DCPS property. This information has also been distributed to all school
Through a collaboration with The Office of the Deputy Under Secretary of Defense Military Community and Family Policy, Duval County Public Schools, and NS Mayport and NAS Jacksonville, Military Family Life Consultants (MFLC’s) have been provided to 12 Duval County Public Schools. The consultants’ services are designed to offer extra support to assist with the unique challenges which military families’