PTA Board and Chair Positions
Overview
Our PTA is only possible because of our wonderful volunteers! We have opportunities to fit a wide variety of interests and time commitments. This document lists all of our Board and Chair positions. We have three types of volunteer roles:
- General Volunteers: These are both one-off and regular positions for helping with specific projects. Examples include: sorting food during a food drive, putting together raffle baskets, serving food during a staff appreciation lunch, and more. Click here for information on general volunteers.
- Chairs: These positions are for those who lead our programs and events (examples include the Book Fair or Spirit Nights).
- Board: These leadership positions oversee the activities and budget of the PTA and help us with our strategy and project management of PTA activities. The VPs oversee the activities of the Chairs in their area. These positions are documented in the PTA by-laws.
Training is provided for all positions. We are committed to helping you succeed in your service to our school!
Requirements of Chair and Board positions
- Must be a PTA member and registered WCPSS volunteer
- Term runs July 1 to June 30
- Must sign the PTA Code of Ethics
- Board members must follow the NC PTA By-Laws
Position Descriptions
Board Positions
Note: VP positions are not expected to take part in the programs they oversee. Rather, they are a point-of-contact and raise visibility of the programs under them to the Board. They should help make sure projects keep within their budgets and are on time.
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President |
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Secretary |
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Treasurer |
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Audit Team |
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VP of Membership Services |
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VP of Programs |
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VP of Volunteer Services |
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VP of Ways and Means |
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At Large Advocacy |
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At Large Communications and Newsletter Editor |
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Strategic Communications and Marketing |
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Nominating Committee |
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Chair Positions
Chairs are responsible for planning and implementing their programs. They are allocated a budget and accountable to stay within that financial allotment. Some projects are large, like the Book Fair, and require a staff of volunteers to work with the project chair. Other programs are much smaller in scope. It is recommended all programs, especially the larger ones, have at least two chairs.
PTA Program | Lead Chair | Timing | Program Description | Signs you might be a great fit for this program |
Art to Remember |
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Fall (Chair can select month) |
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Book Fair | Jen Kitchens | Oct/Nov and April/May |
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Celebration Books | Amanda Barefoot | Throughout the school year |
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Cultural Arts | Aug/Sept |
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Fall Fundraiser | Aug-Nov |
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Field Day | Amanda Barefoot | May kickoff, June event |
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Fifth Grade Reception | May/June |
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Grounds and Beautification | Year round |
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Huskies on the Run | Jen Dunham | Fall and Spring |
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Kindergarten and New Families Kickoff | Aug/Sept |
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Membership | Tavia Wilson | Aug-June |
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Nourishing Noggins | Aug-June |
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Picture Days | Fall and Spring |
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Service Projects | Nov/Dec and other months selected by chairs |
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School Supply Kits | May -Sept |
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Spirit Days | Quarterly |
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Spirit Wear | July-June |
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Spring Carnival | Dec-May |
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Staff Appreciation | Aug-June |
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STEM Program | Early Winter |
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Reflections and Art Assistance | Doug Nester | Aug-Nov |
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Room Parent Coordinator | Tavia Wilson | Aug-June |
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Vendor Services Coordinator | As needed |
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Wellness | Sept and March |
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Last Updated: July 2, 2025