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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]PTA means stay at home mom which may or may not correspond to above average intelligence. [/quote]

Wow, that is ugly.

PTA does not mean stay at home Mom, we have a good number of working Dads and Moms at my kids PTA. I am not involved with the PTA but I am with my kids Cub Scout Pack and I work. My Husband works and he coaches one of my kids sports team. Working parents can volunteer and be involved.

And a good number of stay at home parents are educated individuals who are choosing to stay at home because they think it is important. I know stay at home parents (Moms and Dads) who have engineering degrees. I don't know any stay at home parent in my neighborhood who has not completed at college degree.

Perhaps you need to revisit your biases.[/quote]

Well said! The PP who posted PTA means stay at home moms was rude and biased. 
First of all stay at home moms are not the ones who are below average and ones who can’t get a job. Many choose to be at home as they want to focus more on their families and don’t run after money and also have enough money though husband or family inheritance. 
Actually some of the working moms are jealous of their kids can’t get in AAP. Working moms doesn’t mean advanced or gifted kids. [/quote]

Sure, PTA is full of working parents able to attend 10:00 am coffee meetings[/quote]

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