OUR MISSION
Make every child’s potential a reality by engaging and empowering families and communities to advocate for all children.
Frisco ISD Council of PTAs serves over 24,000 members in 73 schools across Collin and Denton counties, making our district almost 5% of the current state membership. By growing our membership, we continue to have a voice at the state level to represent our district.
inside frisco pta
HELP NEEDED!Our district clothes closet to benefit FISD students
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PTA TRAININGWe have important training sessions to help Local PTAs prepare for the summer and next year!
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become a pta memberEmpower our students by purchasing one or multiple memberships.
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2023-2024 meetings and events
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DELEGATE MEETINGS
FISD Admin Building 5515 Ohio Dr, Frisco, TX January 23 - 10AM March 5 - 10AM May 7 - 10AM |
PRESIDENTS LUNCHEONS
February 13, 12pm (Founders Lunch) - Hall of Honor April 16, 11:30am - FISD Admin Training Rooms May 7, 11:30am (transition lunch) - FISD Admin Training Rooms |
pta lEGISLATIVE PRIORITIES
Public School Funding System
Pursue legislation that increases the basic allotment and funds public education based on enrollment versus attendance.
Vouchers
Oppose legislation that authorizes state funds to be used to pay for private school tuition and related costs.
Teacher and Staff Shortage and Retention
Pursue legislation that addresses teacher and staff shortages and improves retention.
Student Mental Health
Pursue mental health legislation, including systems to identify students in need of intervention, and programs and services designed to help keep students mentally strong and prepared to cope with personal challenges.
A-F Accountability System
Pursue legislation impacting the state’s A-F system. Advocate for an accountability system that more broadly reviews school performance and includes a family engagement component.
ADDITIONAL PRIORITIES
Pursue legislation that increases the basic allotment and funds public education based on enrollment versus attendance.
Vouchers
Oppose legislation that authorizes state funds to be used to pay for private school tuition and related costs.
Teacher and Staff Shortage and Retention
Pursue legislation that addresses teacher and staff shortages and improves retention.
Student Mental Health
Pursue mental health legislation, including systems to identify students in need of intervention, and programs and services designed to help keep students mentally strong and prepared to cope with personal challenges.
A-F Accountability System
Pursue legislation impacting the state’s A-F system. Advocate for an accountability system that more broadly reviews school performance and includes a family engagement component.
ADDITIONAL PRIORITIES
PTA MEMBERSHIP SUPPORTERS
Thank you to these members who support multiple Frisco PTAs. We would love to add your name!
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Jeff Cheney
Dana Cheney Mike Waldrip Nikki Kirkwood |
Sandy Tutwiler
Marissa Melancon Brian Livingston Laura Rummel |
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Felicia Kochalka
Cyndi Arakas Kimberly Kao |
Misty Wamhoff
Mark Bryant |
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Todd Fouche
Kimberly Kao Cyndi Arakas Stephanie Elad |
Melissa Wixson
Erica Quave Stamati Arakas Patrick Wamhoff |
Keith Andresen
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Kari McNicoll
Matt McNicoll Shannon McKernie Martin Sopher |
Meredith Sopher
Genna Corwin Sue Park Pamela Linton |
Christy Larkin
Melinda Samberson Tanya Atterberry Amy Rudy |
Chad Rudy
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Nicole Parker
Melissa Wixson Don Drewry Todd Fouche Cory McClendon Shawane Simpson |
Terri West
Joey Sudomir Stephanie Sudomir Kim Hopkins Jon Larkin Max Larkin |
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Katherine Saucier
Vasari Inapagolla Allie Moore Pam McGregor Crisit Paton |
Timothy Rasletter
Joey Kaner Sonia Bhatia Lopes Sandra Price Kim Pabalan |
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frisco isd council of ptas
advocaCYProud advocates for the care
and success of students |
recognitionAwarded by Texas PTA
for commitment and engagement |
membershipRepresent 5% of Texas PTA with tens of thousands of members
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