PAR-TROY PTA COUNCIL 2021-2022
| President |
Liz Kadian |
| Vice-President |
Yvette Maglio |
| Treasurer |
VACANT |
| Recording Secretary |
VACANT |
| Morris County Counselor |
VACANT |
| County Regional Director |
VACANT |
| Board of Education Liason |
Judy Mayer |
SCHOOL PRESIDENTS
OTHER MEMBERS
| Publicity Committee - VACANT |
P.G.T. - VACANT |
| P.E.C. - Liz Kadian |
Rep. to B.O.E. - VACANT |
Candidates Night - VACANT
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Reflections - VACANT |
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PARENTS MAKE THE DIFFERENCE
More than fifty major research studies of the role of parents in education has shown that:
- Parents' involvement increases their children's achievement.
- Parents' involvement continues to be important even when students are in high school.
- It isn't enough for parents just to be active in their children's education at home-they must participate at all levels in the schools if the schools are to be of high quality.
- Parents don't have to be well educated to help their children improve academically.
- Minority and low-income children gain most from having their parents take an active part in their schooling
You don't have to invest a great deal of time. Half an hour a day reading and talking to your child will make a difference. A few minutes each evening skimming and discussing homework and the exams and other work he/she brings home will make a difference. A brief conversation now and then showing your child that his/her education is important to you will make a difference. An hour or so a year talking to you child's teacher will make a difference. A couple of hours a week or even once a month volunteering in your child's school will make a difference, and so will attending PTA meetings and supporting PTA efforts. In fact, one study found that simply having an active PTA in your school will increase student achievement.