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Why should Parent Teacher Organizations use wikis?
- Easily create and manage a free website for your PTO without having to rely on tech support
- Encourage online member participation, collaboration, and idea sharing
- Attract new members & make it easy for them to get involved
- Show your community the positive things that happen at your school and the people who make it happen
How PTOs can use wikis:
About us: Share your mission statement, officer profiles, and contact info
News: Keep members up to date on what's happening with your organization.
Calendar: Create calendar pages to track all PTO events during the school year.
Fundraising: Compile & share fundraising plans, ideas, and event feedback.
Meeting Management: Post meeting agendas, notes, and track follow-up action items.
Task/Event Management: Create volunteer sign-up pages for events, errands, etc.
Photo & Video Galleries: Post picture galleries, slideshows, and clips of PTO events.
Messaging: Send messages via the wiki to share news, solicit information, or collect feedback.
Attachments: Easily attach copies of all your standard forms (membership, volunteer forms, etc.)
Get a head start with our site templates
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PTO Site Template
Build a site for your organization to share information with members and parents, track upcoming events and fundraising programs, profile staff and volunteers, and manage projects from sign-up to wrap-up.
Click Go! to start a wiki, and select the 'PTO' template.
| Group Project Site Template
A template for organizations that need to track details of large or ongoing projects. Use it to organize notes, deadlines, membership, and fundraising; to collaborate, brainstorm, and more.
Click Go! to create your wiki, then select the 'Group Project' template. |
