Parents-Teacher Association are mandatory in the basic education in the Philippines. This institution provides additional help to the school specially those problems concerning the school and learners. The Department of Education established this in order for the school to have an opportunity to reach out with the community to where it belongs. Programs of PTA are mentioned in the slide as well as other important information.

1. Parents-Teacher
Organization

2. General Policy
• PTA is an organization operating in a
school both in elementary and in high
school.
• It must adhere to all existing policies and
guidelines issued by the DepEd
• It may ormay not be incorporated with
the SEC
• The Division Affairs Committee monitors
its activities

3. Purpose
•Providing a forum forthe
discussions of issues and
theirsolution related to
school programs.
•Provide mechanisms to
ensure propercoordination
with the members of the
community.
•Provide assistance to the
school in promoting common
interest.
•Serves as support group and
a significant partnerof the
school to promote the
welfare of the students.

4. Organization of the PTA

5. General
Assembly
It is composed of all
parents, enrolled
students, Board of
Directors, School Head,
Teachers, and Non-
Teaching Personnel's.
there must be a general
assembly in the school
at least twice a year
afterthe PTA has been
organized. In this event,
PTA’s programs and
projects, financial
statements and other
matters are discussed.

6. Privileges of Recognized
PTA’s
•Authorized to collect
voluntary contributions
from members.
•Use of any available
space within the school
premises.
•Representation in the
school governing council.
•Authorization to
undertake fund-raising
activities.
•Collaboration in relevant
school activities.

7. Covered
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