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Minnesota PTA needs your support for Give to the Max Day 2020!
Help us reach our goal of $5,000 by donating today!
National PTA announces the new theme for the Reflections Arts Program for 2020-2021!
CONGRATULATIONS to our National PTA Reflections winners!
●Award of Excellence, Grade 3-5, Literature
Juri Lubovich (Congdon Park Elementary, Duluth)
●Award of Merit, Grade 6-8, Literature
Seamus Schwaba (North Star Unit, Winona)
●Award of Merit, Grade 9-12, Photography
Kaelei Olson (Century School, Park Rapids)
●Award of Merit, Grade K-2, Visual Arts
Sydney Schefers (Olson Elementary, Bloomington)
●Award of Merit, Grade 3-5, Visual Arts
Emma Matack (Oakwood Elementary, Plymouth)
CONGRATULATIONS!! Your artwork has been recognized at the National PTA level! You will receive separate awards from National PTA. Your artwork will also be on display at the future National PTA convention and at the student art show in Washington, D.C. next January.
A statement regarding the cancellation of the Minnesota PTA Convention
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National PTA Celebrates 50 Years of Reflections
The National PTA Reflections program, in its 50th year, is a wonderful way for PTA schools to encourage students to create and submit original works of art in the areas of dance choreography, film production, literature, music composition, photography and visual arts. Especially at schools where art is not part of the curriculum, Reflections allows an opportunity to showcase the many talented budding artists out there!
Click here for more information about Reflections
Minnesota PTA Recognized as a “Friend of Bloomington Public Schools”
Minnesota PTA Recognized as a “Friend of Bloomington Public Schools”On Monday, December 14, Minnesota PTA was recognized by the Bloomington School Board as a “Friend of Bloomington Public Schools.” Friends of BPS are “businesses, organizations, faith communities and individuals who partner with [BPS] to provide educational opportunities and support to [their] students.”