What does Parent Network do?
Parent Network
strives to unite the parents in the independent school
community by providing parent education programs and events,
community forums, a website and newsletters. We
also work to support the related efforts and programs
of our member schools.
What is the relationship between
Parent Network and The Parents’ Council Of Greater
Baltimore?
In
the spring of 2006, the Parents’ Council of Greater
Baltimore changed its name to Parent Network. At the same
time, we created a logo that better depicts our mission and revised our website to enhance the information flow
between Parent Network, our member schools and the parents
in the independent school community.
How can I find out more about Parent
Network?
Each of our member schools has a Parent
Network Representative who delivers information about programs
and events through the communication channels at their
school. The
list of member schools and
representatives is
available. Parent Network also has an email
communication chain for parents in our community. If
you would like to receive regular updates on events as
well as our newsletters,
you can add your name to our email list.
Which schools are members of Parent Network?
A
complete list of member schools is available.
How do schools become a member of Parent
Network?
All independent schools in the Greater
Baltimore area can become members. Please contact
us for
additional information.
How do parents join Parent Network?
Parents
of students in member schools are automatically members. See
our volunteer page, or contact
us to become more active.
How can I get actively involved?
As
Parent Network is an all-volunteer organization, we have
many volunteer opportunities and are always looking for volunteers to
work with us. Join a committee, become a school
representative by contacting your school’s Parents’ Association,
or attend our programs.
What do the representatives do?
The
representatives are the link between their school and
Parent Network. They are responsible for disseminating
information about Parent Network programs and distributing
Parent Network newsletters.
Conversely, they enrich our programs by communicating with
Parent Network about current parental issues within their
school, including upcoming parent education programs. An event
form is available
to submit program information for the Parent Network calendar.
How
are the representatives appointed?
This varies among our
member schools. Many representatives are appointed
by their Parents’ Association President, others
are appointed by the Head of School. Ideally, each
school has at least one representative per division:
upper, middle, and lower school.
Who is the representative
from my school?
A complete list of Parent Network member
schools and representatives is available.
How is Parent
Network funded?
Parent Network, a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization, has several funding sources. We collect
annual dues from our member schools. In addition,
financial contributions from individuals and corporations
in our community are essential to support our programs
and underwrite our events, newsletter, and website maintenance.
How
can I make a gift to Parent Network?
Gifts of any size
are always welcome. You can download an individual
donor form or a corporate
donor form to make a contribution.
How
can I get on Parent Network’s mailing list?
You
can join our mailing list by sending your home and/or
email address to us at secretary@myparentnetwork.org. At
your request, we will send you a recent issue of our
newsletter.
How can I send Parent Network’s web
address or an article from Parent Network’s web
site to a friend?
To send our web address, you can cut
and paste www.myparentnetwork.org into
the text of an email. To send an article, you can
cut and paste the address from your browser into the
text of an email.
How can I contact Parent Network?
You
can contact
us directly, or attend one of our events.
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