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First of all - please no flaming my choice to not join the PTA.
I do not want to be a PTA member because I like to contribute directly to my school PTA and do not want any portion of the money to go to the state or national PTA. In the past I have paid for more than 1 copy of the school directory (one for each car, one at home) so that I can support the school and the PTA. I am quite shocked to know that now I have to become a PTA member to get a copy of the directory. Is this even legal? What is the policy at your MCPS school. I would like some PTA people to chime in. |
| At our school, only PTA members get the directory. |
| Your lame cheap ass. Pay the $15 bucks and suck it up |
You stupid moron, perhaps I won't! |
At my child's school, you have to be a member to get the directory. You have a choice. Would you rather become a PTA member and get the directory, or would you rather not become a PTA member and not get the directory? |
| Holy shit. Here we go again! |
| Taking a philosophical stand against the PTA with your one-woman boycott is pretty silly, OP. |
| Perhaps if you contacted the pta and explained your donation preferences they would give you a copy. |
Then you won't get the directory you stingy beotch |
| Is that really how you spell beotch? |
+1 I continue to be amazed by how many ways people get themselves ridiculously worked up. |
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It takes a lot of work by unpaid PTA volunteers to put the directory together. They also pay for the directory's production from start to finish.
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| At our school, you need to be a member to get the directory. |
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How about different pricing for PTA and non-PTA members? Maybe the difference can be the cost of the PTA membership?
I think this would be a great compromise and a win-win situation. |
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At ours the PTA produces the directory and you get a directory as part of your membership. Non members can buy directories but not until a couple months later.
I assume it's legal -getting a school directory isn't required by state or even federal law. |