The questions new families ask most, answered in a sentence or two. If yours is not here, write to haudeelementarypto@gmail.com and a board member will get back to you.
Online, through the PTO's Zeffy page, which lists the membership levels and lets you pay by card. Any parent, guardian, grandparent, or Haude staff member may join, and membership lasts for the school year.
The PTO offers several membership levels, and the current prices are on the Zeffy page. If cost is a concern, email the board; nobody who wants to be part of the PTO is turned away.
No. Membership supports the PTO's programs on its own. Volunteering is a separate choice.
Voting privileges at general meetings on items brought before the membership. It is a way to have a voice, stay involved, and help support everything happening at Haude.
It may be. Ask the treasurer to confirm the PTO's current nonprofit status before you claim a deduction, and keep your receipt from Zeffy.
Complete the Klein ISD Volunteer Application at tinyurl.com/KleinVolunteer. It is free, includes a background check, and is required every school year. When the district emails to say you are cleared, pick a role.
Only the district's central office. The principal, the campus volunteer coordinator, and the PTO are never involved in screening and never receive the results.
Yes. Grandparents are welcome as classroom readers and at events, with the same annual application.
To evening and weekend events, yes. During the school day, volunteers need to be free to help, so little ones should stay home.
A program that invites parents of PK through second grade students to come read to their child's class. You pick a date on your grade's SignUpGenius page and bring a book.
Back into Haude: the Fall Festival and family events, teacher and staff appreciation, campus projects such as the garden and Veterans Day flags, the fifth grade celebration, and the yearbook. The treasurer reports to the membership.
The membership. Items are brought before the members at general meetings, and members with voting privileges cast their votes.
Yes. Email haudeelementarypto@gmail.com and the treasurer will tell you the simplest way to give.
Many Houston-area employers match gifts to school organizations. Ask your HR department for the matching form and send it to the treasurer.
Follow the Haude Elementary PTO on Facebook, check the calendar on this site, and read the newsletters the board sends through the year. Announcements are also posted at haudepto.ptboard.com.
No. The PTO is an independent parent organization that supports Haude Elementary. Questions about attendance, grades, or buses go to the front office at 832-484-5600.
Email haudeelementarypto@gmail.com, message the PTO's Facebook page, or find a board member at any meeting or event.
To Haudeyearbook@gmail.com. The committee collects photos from school events all year.
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