Reflections Program Instructions

Reflections Submission Instructions (For Councils and Local PTAs without Active Councils) All Reflections Entries must be submitted online. View presentation on Submitting Reflections Entries to the NCPTA. Please Note: If you have problems submitting entries on the Reflections Website, please try an alternate web browser such as Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer or Google Chrome. Some users have experienced difficulties in the past with Google Chrome. Step 1: Start Early… Do not wait until the last minute to submit entries. Step 2: Check Good Standing Verify your PTA/Council is in good standing. You will not be allowed to register or submit Reflections […]

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Team Up for Healthy Learning

The North Carolina PTA and NC Action for Healthy Kids are sponsoring a series of events focused on health. Make plans now to join us for these free events December 6 in Asheville and February 9 in Raleigh. Join us as we focus on effective ways to work together on school wellness. Learn how using a coordinated school health program can make changes easier and fun for the whole community! Thursday, Dec. 6, 2012 6 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. NC Center for Health and Wellness Asheville, NC Register Online Today Saturday, Feb. 9, 2013 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. Emerging Leaders Conference

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Wells Fargo Hosts Hands On Banking® Webinar

Taking Charge of Your Financial Goals Dec. 6, 2012 at 1 p.m. FREE Join us for an introductory webinar as Wells Fargo launches a series of Hands on Banking webinars for PTA members in North Carolina. This is a fun and easy way to learn financial basics and smart money management. It includes interactive programs for kids, teens and adults. Lessons can be used in the classroom and at home! Teach kids and teens the basics about money. How money works All about checking and savings accounts Needs vs. wants How to shop with a budget Learn together as a

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PTAs Across the Nation Celebrate Healthy Lifestyles

Throughout the month of November, PTAs nationwide participate in PTA Healthy Lifestyles Month by conducting programs and events that promote health education, physical activity and parent involvement. Knowing that a healthy child can achieve and learn more, PTAs are encouraging families to increase their physical activity, eat fresh fruits and vegetables, develop community-oriented physical activity programs, and promote healthy lifelong behaviors. To get started, download this PTA Health and Safety Calendar and review the helpful guide.

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PTA Votes!

If you haven’t already voted, the North Carolina Board of Elections provides online tools to confirm your polling place and other helpful information. There is an icon at the top where voters can look up their polling place. National PTA also provides helpful information about election activities and guidelines PTAs need to follow as nonprofit organizations. Learn more.

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National PTA Prepares for Hurricane Sandy

National PTA offices will be closed until at least noon EST on Tuesday, October 30. They will be bringing down their servers this afternoon to protect the IT equipment. This will impact email, phone service, and Web applications. NCPTA uses our own servers so services from NCPTA will not be impacted. Please continue to contact NCPTA with your questions and concerns.

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BCBSNC Offers Physical Activity Equipment Grants

Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina is accepting applications for Physical Activity Equipment grants. These are small (up to $5,000) one-time, one-year grants focusing on projects that result in increased physical activity. Applications are due October 26, 2012. Local PTAs should contact Marianne Hedrick Weant for additional assistance with grant application.

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NC Food Day Features Creator of “100 Days of Real Food”

In celebration of National Food Day, join us on Oct. 18 at 7 p.m. in Charlotte for a Parents’ Night Out and special screening of Food, INC. Research indicates parents’ influence on their children’s diet is considerable and powerful. Lisa Leake, blogger and founder of 100DaysofRealFood.com, will share her experience in transitioning her family’s diet from processed to a healthy, unprocessed lifestyle. Don’t miss this Free event. Registration is required.

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