Diamond Canyon Chairperson Guidelines and Expectations 2014-2015 Thank you so much for chairing a PTA position this year. You are the backbone of the PTA and nothing could be accomplished without you!!! The following guidelines will help you understand your role as a chairperson/coordinator and offer you assistance in developing a successful program. 1. Coordination with Board Member – Each event or program run by the PTA has a Board member assigned to oversee it. As the chairperson, you will work with the Board member to develop the ideas, locate volunteers & run the program. As the program progresses, keep the Board member informed of any issues and progress. Working together ensures that the goals and rules set forth by DC PTA and AZ State PTA are met. Expect Board members to contact you while your program is active to request updates that they can report back to the Board and to the membership at meetings. 2. Committee Plan of Action – The plan for each event or activity is documented through use of a Committee Plan of Action, which should be completed at the start of the program or event. This form is available on the PTA website. The Plan of Action includes a proposed budget amount, number of volunteers needed, a timeline, a communication plan and other information. You can complete the Plan of Action yourself or work with the Board member responsible for the program or event in drafting the Plan of Action. (Don’t be afraid to ask for assistance!) The Board and you will review the final Plan of Action together. To develop a plan, look at past years’ information and talk to people involved. Plan of Actions are reviewed by your corresponding Board member and then presented to the Board at a Board meeting. 3. Communication – You are responsible for communicating and publicizing your program or event. A communication plan should be included in the Committee Plan of Action. All communications for committees should go through the corresponding Board member for approval. There are several ways to get information to parents, staff and the community. Various events may require some or all of the following methods: a. Flyers – Special events and large programs may require a flyer. This brings more attention to the event or program. The expense of printing these flyers comes from the general copying budget. All flyers must be approved by the PTA’s Director of Diamond Canyon Chairperson Guidelines & Expectations 2014-2015

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Communications and by the school principal prior to copying. You will be notified when the flyer has been approved. Please make your copies and deliver them to the PTA’s Kid Mail Coordinator for distribution. b. Weekly Calendar – The Calendar is a weekly “Upcoming at DC” email that goes out each Sunday. The Calendar lists the events, programs, & meetings for the upcoming week and the following week. Small blurbs may be included when additional information is needed. Messages to go out through the PTA Weekly Calendar should be sent to the PTA’s Director of Communications by Friday of the preceding week. c. Website – The website is a great communication tool and resource. It is your responsibility to be sure that the website has correct and up-to-date information regarding your event or program. Information is updated on the website throughout the year. Changes to the website should be e-mailed to the PTA’s Director of Communication. d. Facebook- Facebook is also a great communication tool and resource. Send short blurbs to be included on DC PTA’s’ FB page to the PTA’s Director of Communication. e. Bulletin Board – A bulletin board calendar will be put together at the beginning of the year to plan the presentation of different PTA programs. Your responsibility includes providing ideas, theme, suggested art, material you want included and specific information to the Bulletin Board chair. f. Posters/Signs – If you need help creating posters or signs for your committee, you can contact the Director of Communication and they will assist you in creating these. It is your responsibility to hang the posters for your event and to remove them afterwards. g. Room Parent Coordinator – The PTA has a Room Parent Coordinator that can get email messages to all the room parents and the individual room parents will email their class. This is a great resource for last minute reminders. 4. Budgets/Expenses – You must track expenses incurred for the program or event and must approve the Requests for Reimbursements submitted by your committee members. Please also see the included “Procedures for Handling PTA Funds”. Check Request Forms must be submitted to the Board member’s in-box in the PTA drawer as soon as possible following the event/activity. Check Request Forms are available on the website and in the PTA drawer. If the program is ongoing through the year, expenses should be turned in monthly. All check requests must be submitted by May 15, 2015, or your expense will be considered to be a donation. E-mail the treasurer if you need current information on your budget and expenses. If a contract is needed, coordinate with Board members to get it signed – only Board members can sign contracts for the PTA. Programs should not go over the allotted budget approved by members. A Board member should be informed immediately to discuss options if a program or event might run over budget. Please note: expenses incurred over the approved budget may not be reimbursed by the PTA. Please keep track of your expenses on an expense form with copies of all receipts and invoices for the committee records. 5. Income/Deposits – Some programs collect funds. It is the committee chair’s responsibility to process all checks and income for their committee. Funds and forms received through Diamond Canyon Chairperson Guidelines & Expectations 2014-2015

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kidmail will be put into your committee folder in the PTA drawer. Be sure to check your folder on a regular basis. Funds collected at an event need to be counted by the chairperson and another assigned PTA member and delivered to the Treasurer. Complete and sign a Money Tally Sheet (form is located in the PTA drawer and on the PTA website). An Excel spreadsheet can be attached for a long list of checks. All money needs to be deposited in a timely manner. 6. PTA Office & Volunteering at School –When you are at school doing PTA-related activities, make sure you are signed in and wear your volunteer badge. This is so you are keeping with the school safety protocol. 7. Volunteers – You will be provided with a list of volunteers who are interested in working with your committee. Please include these volunteers in your event - they want to help and be involved! Even if your event is not in the immediate future, contact them ASAP and let them know you will get back in touch with them at a later date. For help coordinating volunteers, please contact our Volunteer Coordinator. 8. Thank You to Volunteers – We encourage you to handwrite thank-you notes to each volunteer who assisted with your program or event. Depending on the amount of volunteer involvement, a token of appreciation may be given as well. (This needs to be considered in the program budget.) Volunteers will also be recognized in emails, FB and website. Remember to send a list to the Director or Communications. 9. Record Keeping – It is very important for the success of the PTA in the years to come that good records are maintained and passed along from year to year. You should keep a committee notebook that is organized and maintains the information gathered during the year. 10. Program End – At the end of the program, evaluate the program (Year End Committee Evaluation Form) and make suggestions for changes for the following year. (Even if you plan to chair the activity the following year, take time at the end to evaluate the program.) Review your notebook and update as needed. Turn your notebook into a PTA Board member so they are readily available for planning the following year. Although each program and event is unique, we are suggesting the following as things to save and ways to organize your notebook: Committee Description – Plan of Action, End of Year Evaluations Committee Volunteer Info – List of volunteers, copies of any schedules used PTA Info - Org Chart, Chairperson Guidelines & Expectations Key dates for the year – School & PTA calendar Income/Expense info – Budget & actual costs Diamond Canyon Chairperson Guidelines & Expectations 2014-2015

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Vendor Info – Contracts and invoices Blank forms – Check Request/Reimbursement forms, Monthly Committee Reports Promotions - Copies of all flyers, articles e-mails, photos of the bulletin board, etc. Supplies/Inventory - A list of any supplies purchased by the PTA which may be kept and reused the following year(s) Correspondences – Hard copies of important emails and letters Meeting Notes – Agendas & notes Thank you for volunteering your time and talents and making a positive difference in the school community!

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