The National Parent/Teacher Association (PTA) was founded in 1897 in Washington, D.C., and was originally called the National Congress of Mothers. The group was concerned with the education, health and safety of children and youth, the same concerns the PTA has more than a century later. PTA is the largest volunteer organization in the United States with one purpose — to serve children, their families and their school communities.
At Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences, we add another letter to our acronym in representation of our students. CSAS's Parent/Teacher/Student Association (PTSA) is an opportunity for all of the voices in our school community to be heard. Membership is only $5 per person, and proceeds fund teacher scholarships, campus improvements, investments in technology, and other resources that enhance the vibrant learning environment at CSAS. Download a membership form and join today!
Learn more about the investment you make with your membership by reviewing the 2010-2011 PTSA budget. And for more ways to be involved in Chattanooga School for the Arts and Sciences, contact any member of the PTSA Board of Directors:
President—Eve Brown
Vice President—Sue Bagli
VP Communications—Mike and Angela Ballard
VP Parent Involvement—Jennifer White
Hospitality Coordinator—Anna Self
Programs Coordinator—Belinda Smith
Alumni Coordinator—Dennis Clark
VP Fundraising—Paula Wilkes
Fall Coordinator—Pam Bellefeuille
Spring Coordinator—Karen Romine McDuffy
VP Membership—Lori Bailey
Secretary—Jennifer Clem
Treasurer—Brian and Lisa Millard
