The Mission of the PTO
The members of the Holy Trinity School PTO are dedicated to supporting and enhancing our children’s Catholic education and spiritual growth. They will serve to strengthen our community through honesty and integrity while uniting the parents, students and staff through ongoing communication, effective fundraising and by promoting enrichment programs.
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Consider your role in the PTO, as we are always in need of help, one way or another. Take some time to consider an active role in HTS's Parent-Teacher Organization ... Get Involved!
Consider your role in the PTO, as we are always in need of help, one way or another. Take some time to consider an active role in HTS's Parent-Teacher Organization ... Get Involved!
The Purpose of the PTO
- Promote communication among parents, teachers and administration
- Coordinate parental suport for Holy Trinity School by assisting in school activities, social functions, fundraisers, and other school identified objectives
Executive Board
Consisting of four officers: President, Vice President, Treasurer and Secretary. The board will conduct the business affairs of PTO such as conduct monthly meetings, form committees when necessary, review and recommends money disbursements, coordinate fundraising events and social activities.
Parent Organization
It is recommended that each school have a Parent Association/Organization.
Parent Organizations and other fundraising entities are required to follow the fiscal policies and procedures of the Catholic Schools Office and Diocesan Finance Office. The principal and in the case of a parish school the pastor shall have final approval of all disbursements from income raised by parent organizations. All income raised for a specific purpose and accepted by the school must be disbursed for that specific purpose unless alternative disbursements were set forth at the time the income was raised. Whenever funds are raised for a specific purpose and the specific purpose is not met or cannot be carried out, the school community is to be notified that the funds shall be used for the general advancement of the school.
All parents and guardians of students in the school are encouraged to be active members of the Parent Organization. Members of the teaching staff may be ex-officio members.
Parent Organizations and other fundraising entities are required to follow the fiscal policies and procedures of the Catholic Schools Office and Diocesan Finance Office. The principal and in the case of a parish school the pastor shall have final approval of all disbursements from income raised by parent organizations. All income raised for a specific purpose and accepted by the school must be disbursed for that specific purpose unless alternative disbursements were set forth at the time the income was raised. Whenever funds are raised for a specific purpose and the specific purpose is not met or cannot be carried out, the school community is to be notified that the funds shall be used for the general advancement of the school.
All parents and guardians of students in the school are encouraged to be active members of the Parent Organization. Members of the teaching staff may be ex-officio members.