Parents’ Association Officer Roles and Responsibilities
We thank our parents for their support of our school. We truly appreciate their time, ideas, and energy. Here are the Parents' Association officer roles and responsibilities:
The PA Officers consist of a President, Executive Secretary, Treasurer, as well as a VP for each division. The President and Division VPs attend monthly meetings with the Division Directors, PA Grade Representatives and Division Secretaries.
The PA Board has twenty-seven voting members consisting of the seven officers and twenty Representatives (one representing each grade and a Preschool Secretary, Lower School Secretary, Middle School Secretary, and Upper School Secretary). The immediate past President and School Liaison shall serve as ex officio members of the Board, but without the right to vote. Committee Chair are encouraged to attend all Parents' Association Board meetings as non-voting members.
Attends all Parents' Association Officer meetings. Types the minutes shortly after the meeting. Emails the finished minutes to the President for approval. Makes any necessary changes, and then e-mails the minutes to the other Officers.
Attends Parents' Association Annual Meeting and PA Board meetings that may occur during the year. Distributes nametags. Takes attendance during the meeting. Types the minutes shortly after the meeting. Lists Board Members in attendance and any others in attendance. Emails the finished minutes to the President for approval. Makes any necessary changes and then e-mails the minutes to the other Officers. Emails the minutes to the President for inclusion on the Parents' Association page in OnCampus.
Attends monthly meetings with Division VPs and Division Directors.
After meetings, sends monthly emails to parents of respective grades with important updates, reminders, and key dates, with guidance from Division VPs.
Serves as liaison between parents of respective grades and PA Officers and Board.
Helps to recruit volunteers from respective grades for events (e.g. class parents for LS) and helps to organize grade-specific events (e.g. graduation and moving up events/receptions, year-end parties)
Forsyth Country Day School (FCDS) is a private, college preparatory, independent school for preschool through high school located in Lewisville, NC, just outside of Winston-Salem. Students benefit from a challenging academic curriculum, fine and performing arts, competitive athletics, and a wide selection of extracurricular activities.
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