It’s no secret that today’s schools are underfunded. PTAs (Parent-Teacher Associations) are vital in helping schools fund everything from educational programs and sporting events to field trips and school assemblies. With the help of PTAs, schools can provide a well-rounded education for students and better equip them with the tools they need to achieve academic success. Below are four tried and true fundraisers your PTA can use to bring the community together and raise those much-needed funds for your school.
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Earth Day is on the horizon! On April 22, people around the world will celebrate our planet by raising awareness for the environmental movement and encouraging the protection and preservation of Earth’s natural resources. A great way to get students involved and thinking about sustainability is by making “milk plastic” or casein plastic. Unlike traditional plastics, casein plastic is renewable and environmentally friendly, making it the perfect experiment to pair with Earth Day.
Read MoreApril is School Library Month! School libraries play an integral role in helping schools provide students with a well-rounded education. With libraries, students have free access to a diverse collection of educational resources and a safe and quiet learning environment. Having an in-school librarian can even boost student literacy, reading, and test scores. Access to libraries provides students with the tools to become better learners and obtain new skills and knowledge. Now, that is something worth celebrating!
Read MoreLast month, Mobile Ed had the pleasure of visiting Canyon Creek Elementary School in North Texas! We were delighted to find our Earth Dome assembly featured in their local newspaper. Reporter Lori Brown highlighted the unique experience, capturing how the Earth Dome gave students a new and tangible way to better understand the scope of our planet. In their own words, students shared how the Earth Dome not only provided a fresh perspective on their learning but also encouraged a desire to travel the world!
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