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Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Council
PTA was organized in 1959. The Council PTA has always enjoyed a close
partnership with the Carrollton-Farmers Branch Independent School District.
There are six cities within the school district, including Addison, Carrollton,
Coppell, Farmers Branch, Dallas and Irving. This Council PTA currently
supports 36 PTAs, including 1 early childhood PTAs, 24 elementary PTAs, 6 middle
school PTAs, and 5 high school PTSAs:
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Carrollton Early Childhood
PTA
Blair Elementary PTA
Blanton Elementary PTA
Carrollton Elementary PTA
Central Elementary PTA
Country Place Elementary PTA
Davis Elementary PTA
Farmers Branch Elementary PTA
Freeman Elementary PTA
Furneaux Elementary PTA
Good Elementary PTA
Kent Elementary PTA
Landry Elementary PTA
Las Colinas Elementary PTA
La Villita Elementary PTA
McCoy Elementary PTA
McKamy Elementary PTA
McLaughlin / Strickland Elementary PTA |
McWhorter Elementary PTA
Rainwater Elementary PTA
Riverchase Elementary PTA
Rosemeade Elementary PTA
Sheffield Elementary PTA
Stark Elementary PTA
Thompson Elementary PTA
Blalack Middle School PTA
Barbara Bush Middle School PTA
Field Middle School PTA
Long Middle School PTA
Perry Middle School PTA
Polk Middle School PTA
Creekview High School PTSA
Newman Smith High School PTSA
Ranchview High School PTSA
R. L. Turner High School PTSA
Early College High School PTSA |
We provide training, information and
services to local PTAs through a variety of communication styles with our local
PTA leaders.
As part of Area 16, our Council is affiliated with both the Texas State and National PTAs.
Purpose of C-FB Council
A
Council PTA is composed of local PTA units as approved by the Texas PTA and is
organized for the following purposes:
- To unify and strengthen local units comprising the council
- To provide a venue for local unit members to network and exchange
ideas
- To serve as a link between district, state, national and the local
PTA
- To promote Texas and National PTA programs
- To build support for Texas and National PTA legislative action
- To provide ongoing leadership and job-specific training
- To role model effective organizational procedures and leadership
skills
- To focus the attention on youth-related concerns and issues
- To spearhead community projects encouraging efforts in improving
the education and welfare of all children and youth
- To assist in the formation of new PTAs according to the plan of
the Texas PTA
- To guide, but not dictate to, local units
General Information
The CFB-ISD Council PTA has aimed high to
improve and enrich our many existing programs/projects and to create new ones as
needs arise within our council, local units, schools, and community.
Preparation/training, inclusiveness, team-building, mentoring, role-modeling,
communication, recognition, and effective leadership have been the Council’s
goals as we work cooperatively with our school district and our local PTAs to
give every child one voice.
Some notable accomplishments include: Nominating Committee/Elections Workshop; Chairman/Officer Training; Used Book Sale; ; Clothes Closet; website, Principal and President social, Volunteer/Job fair for students, teacher grants, student scholarships, grants for PTA programs, e-newsletter, environmental initiatives, PTA President meetings, District annual Life Member Reception and Council Reflections award ceremony.
Texas PTA
Awarded Outstanding Large Council
2008-2009
2007-2008
2006-2007
2003-2004
2002-2003
2001-2002
Texas PTA
Gold Council
2005-2006
Texas PTA
Awarded
Outstanding Council Website
2008-2009
2006-2007
Texas PTA
Gold Newsletter 2007-2008
Texas PTA Gold Website 2007-2008
C-FB ISD Council PTA Meetings
- Carrollton-Farmers Branch ISD Council
PTA meets 6 times during the school year at the school district’s
administration building.
- Council PTA business is conducted, programs
tailored to benefit the local units are provided, and a Question & Answer
session with the superintendent are included at each meeting.
- Council voting membership includes
Principals, PTA Presidents, representatives (Council Delegates) from all 36
local PTA units, and an Executive Board that oversees all Council projects and
activities.
- Community members are welcome to attend
Council meetings as guests, but may not participate in any business (cannot
vote).
- Persons who would like to address the
Council membership on PTA related matters must contact the Council President
in advance for permission to be on the agenda.
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REGULAR MEETINGS
Board Room
CFB ISD Administration Building
1445 North Perry Road
Carrollton, Texas 75006
Meeting at 9:45 am
(Coffee at 9:30 am)
See our Calendar for Meeting dates for this year
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