What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

Leadership Training

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Executive Committee is made up of the President, Treasurer, Vice Presidents of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. This committee meets regularly to set the agendas for the Board and DA meetings, share information, and conduct financial and strategic oversight.

Who attends? MCCPTA's President, Treasurer, VPs of Administration, Advocacy, Education, and Programs, and the DA and BOD Secretaries. We will occasionally invite committee chairs, community partners, and MCCPTA's Office Manager

What is this? The Delegates Assembly is our monthly membership meeting for MCCPTA. At this meeting, we share news and information and conduct the organization’s business, most importantly, making decisions about advocacy priorities. Attendance at these meetings will give you a systems-level view of MCPS issues and concerns, provide information to take back to your local unit, and enable you to ensure your local unit’s perspective is taken into account as we define our advocacy priorities.

Who Attends? Local PTA/PTSA President and Delegates, Board of Directors, and ExComm. Each local PTA/PTSA unit is allocated three votes at the Delegates Assembly — two delegates and the President. While it may be difficult for your full team to attend each and every meeting, your vote matters.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the Zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!

What is this? MCCPTA's Board of Directors, per our bylaws, includes our Executive Committee, Committee Chairs, Area Vice Presidents, and Cluster Coordinators. These meetings are intended to set the strategic direction of the organization. We review budgets, share information, and check in on various advocacy priorities.

Who attends? Members of the Board of Directors are expected to regularly attend the meetings. This includes Cluster Coordinators, AVPs, Committee Chairs, and the MCCPTA Executive Committee.

How do I sign up? MCCPTA's Office Manager will send out calendar invitations to the email you provided in the MCCPTA Directory once the calendar is officially approved. These will include the zoom registration link as well as links to folders. We encourage you to review the folders before the meetings and come with questions!