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parent-teacher organization

[pair-uhnt-tee-cher awr-guh-nuh-zey-shuhn, par-uhnt]

noun

  1. an organization made up of parents and teachers at a school that works together to promote mutual understanding and to increase the effectiveness of the educational program. PTO



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Parent groups at one school can raise hundreds of thousands of dollars while another campus just a few miles away has no parent-teacher organization.

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But he wasn’t expecting the six-figure number he saw when he and other members of the school’s parent-teacher organization got the projections.

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Leslie Johnson, a small-business owner and active parent-teacher organization member in Tomball, Tex., identifies as conservative.

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A board liaison and the treasurer of the band’s parent-teacher organization will soon work with Perry to create a plan and a budget for the money.

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But that explanation doesn’t square with past progress on this issue, said Samantha Fogg, who co-chairs the citywide parent-teacher organization, Seattle Council PTSA.

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