• PTA / Volunteer – Contribute – Jewish Culture High School

    Joining the Parent Teacher Association (PTA) is important because it creates a bridge between families, educators, and the school community. Here are some key reasons why it matters:

    1. Supports Student Success –
      Research shows that students do better academically and socially when parents are involved. PTA gives you a direct way to help shape the school environment and support learning.

    2. Give Parents a Voice –
      You can share ideas, raise concerns, and advocate for programs or policies that benefit students. PTA is often the forum where school decisions are influenced by community input.

    3. Funds Programs and Resources –
      Many PTAs organize fundraisers to provide classroom supplies, technology, field trips, arts programs, and after-school activities that might not be covered by the school budget.

    4. Builds Community Connections –
      PTA membership connects you with other families, teachers, and staff, fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility for student success.

    5. Provides Volunteer Opportunities –
      Whether you have an hour a month or a few hours a week, PTA offers ways to get involved—from organizing events to helping in classrooms.

    6. Advocates for Education –
      On a larger scale, PTA advocates for policies and funding at local, state, and national levels that improve education for all children.