Hello PTA Family,
On behalf of Delaware PTA, I wanted to take a moment and thank each and every one of you for your support and contributions in standing with Delaware PTA to advocate for Every Child with One Voice. This year has brought both challenges and successes for our communities, students and teachers. As PTA members we continue to work together to raise awareness of these challenges and then leverage the resources needed to meet them. Together we share a vision of a public education system in which every child’s potential is a reality. As we prepare to celebrate the holidays and enjoy our time with our friends and families, please take a moment to reflect on where we have been, where we are and where we are going. Delaware PTA has several great initiatives planned for 2015 and we hope that we can count on your continued support and engagement as we look forward to sharing with you a stronger and more prosperous 2015. We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday. Here is a sneak peak of the 2015 calendar. With warm regards, Dr. Terri Hodges, Delaware PTA President —————————————————————————————————————————————————————–|
Board Basics E-Learning Course in Spanish
 National PTA is excited to announce that the Board Basics e-learning course is now available in Spanish. The course—Conceptos Básicos Para Las Juntas—provides training to Spanish-speaking members who want to understand the basic governance structures behind most local PTA units.Visit PTA.org/eLearning to start enhancing your leadership skills and reach your full potential.
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Get It Right Podcasts: Terri Hodges, President, Delaware PTA
By Get It Right on April 7, 2014
Dr. Terri Hodges, the president of the Delaware PTA, discusses the importance of proper planning, a collaborative process and the need for the separation of the standards and the tests to ensure progress. In Delaware, parents played a key role in implementation, a process that has taken more than three years.
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