Become a PTA Member

Anyone can be a member of the PTA!

You can be a grandparent, a concerned neighbor or citizen, a student, a parent, etc. All are welcome.

If you want to be as effective with your money as possible and see it to go directly into our school community, activate your membership and let’s effect change together.

Becoming a PTA member means we can…

Fund enrollment support for our whole community

Fund & fully stock teacher bathrooms

Fund meals for the entire school staff

Fund & provide free books for all TPES students

Fund & supply grocery gift cards for families in need

Fund & contribute school supplies & playground equipment

Fund and organize in-school assemblies

Host Big Read Nights for Hispanic Heritage and Black History Months

Fund and organize back-to-school events and family socials

Manage TPES merch store and clothing inventory

Fund and maintain care of the atrium and outdoor gardens

Maintain strong relationships with the MCCPTA & NAACP

Fund & organize all after-school activities and clubs

Manage WhatsApp Community

Oversee all Room Parent initiatives

Oversee and manage all parent volunteering

Coordinate annual Read-A-Thon

Provide 5 days worth of goodies for school staff during Teacher Appreciation Week

Support social services and families that need it

Put in 100s of hours of volunteer work throughout the school year

K & 1st grade families

Grab an annual membership that you’ll be able to keep throughout your time at TPES.

Not ready for an annual membership?

Become a member for just 1 year.

2nd grade families

Become a member for your child’s last year at TPES.

All dues go towards membership of the National PTA, the organization that governs the Takoma Park Elementary School PTA.

A copy of the current financial statement of the Takoma Park Elementary School PTA is available by writing 7511 Holly Ave, Takoma Park MD 20912 or by calling (240)740-0980. Documents and information submitted under the Maryland Solicitations Act are also available, for the cost of postage and copies, from the Maryland Secretary of State, State House, Annapolis MD 21401, (410) 974-5534.

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