Did Your PTA Win $1,000?
It pays to do your homework
We always like to remind our kids that it pays to do your homework. Well, that's also true for grown-ups, especially Ed100 readers. Congratulations to five latest PTA winners of the Ed100 drawing!
Congratulations not only for winning $$$ to support your PTA but also for investing in the future of your children. By taking just five minutes a day to learn more about education, you can help improve our schools!
We believe that every child deserves a great education and that you can be part of the solution.
Winners of the November 2016 drawing:
| School | District | Amount |
| Dos Pueblos Senior High | Santa Barbara Unified |
$1,000 |
| Dougherty Valley High | San Ramon Valley Unified |
$250 |
| Leona H. Cox Community Elementary | Sulphur Springs Union Elementary |
$250 |
| Washington Manor Middle | San Lorenzo Unified |
$250 |
| King/Drew Medical Magnet High | Los Angeles Unified |
$250 |
Your PTA not on the list?
We believe in second chances. The next drawing is May 10.
Some tips to help your PTA win:
- Set up an "Ed100 study group." Think of this as your school's varsity team for school community leadership. A great way to build a knowledgeable parent group (and to earn tickets) is to form a small study group, like a book club.
- Make sure there are TWO people at your school who have joined Ed100 and read some lessons. You need TWO to win.
- Use Ed100 to create parent meetings that really matter. Our Parent Leader Guide gives you everything you need to get started: Lessons, sample email invitations, discussion prompts, suggestions on how to take action, and resources including handouts and additional reading.
- Did someone say LCAP? Use Ed100 to get your parents up to speed on important education issues so they can give informed input on how your school district spends its money.
You can find more tips on how to increase your chances of winning. For example, you earn bonus tickets when you complete a whole chapter, share a lesson on social media, or add a comment. (Check out the previous PTA winners here.)
Thanks to the California State PTA for joining with Ed100 to support informed parent leaders.
Best of luck in the next drawing!
Comments or suggestions?
Leave a comment below, or drop me a note at Carol@ed100.org.
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