To provide new perspectives on your PTA’s ideas and programs.

To give students the opportunity to participate in the planning and execution of PTA programs. Young people’s viewpoints and ideas are essential because all PTA programs focus on youth.

To put the PTA Objects into action.

To give students a better understanding of adults, and adults a better understanding of students.

To teach students useful skills, such as parliamentary procedure, public speaking and conflict resolution.

To introduce students to the legislative process through your PTA’s involvement in legislative activities.

To provide your unit with information on student interests and problems. This will make your programs more effective.

To encourage students’ personal growth and development.

To increase the number of skilled volunteers in your PTA so you can conduct more programs.