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Join Your PTO

Enriching the Student Experience Through Strong Parent Partnerships

Each of our schools has an active Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) made up of volunteers who help strengthen the student and staff experience. PTOs partner with schools to support classrooms, organize events, build community, and provide additional resources that enrich learning. Find your child’s PTO below to learn how to volunteer, attend events, support initiatives, or become a member.

How PTOs Help

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Support Students

PTOs contribute to enriching experiences that support students academically, socially, and emotionally throughout the school year.

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Build Community

From family events and school celebrations to community-building activities, PTOs create opportunities for families to connect with one another.

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Fund Needs

PTOs help fund classroom supplies and resources, student activities, school programs, and experiences that promote learning.

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Coordinate Volunteers

PTO members help organize volunteers to support school needs, including events, classroom activities, staff support, and programs.

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Celebrate Staff

PTOs help recognize and celebrate teachers and staff through appreciation events and other efforts that support a positive school culture.

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Strengthen Communication

PTOs help keep families informed and engaged while encouraging collaboration and communication between schools and home.

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Give to Our PTOs

There are many ways to support PTOs, including volunteering, participating in events, contributing through donations, and supporting school-based sponsorships. For families and community members looking to make a financial contribution, many PTOs partner with the Edina Education Fund to help manage and support charitable giving.

Donate Through the EdFund

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District Committees and Councils

In addition to PTO involvement, parents and caregivers may also serve on committees and advisory councils that help guide programs, policies, and priorities across the district.

Learn More

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