Announcements
Dear AZACS Families,
Welcome to another wonderful school year at Arizona Autism Charter Schools! As we embark on this exciting journey together, we invite you to play an active role in our school community by joining the AZACS Parent Teacher Association (PTA).
If you are not yet a member, now is the perfect opportunity to join us. We understand how busy family life can be, which is why we want to emphasize that there are no volunteer hours required. Simply becoming a member and lending your support makes an incredible difference for our campus.
As a valued member of the AZACS PTA, you are always welcome to engage in ways that suit your lifestyle:
Be a Voice for Your Campus: Advocate for our students and share your unique perspectives.
Attend Monthly Meetings: Join our General Membership meetings to stay informed and connected.
Help Plan Activities: Collaborate on organizing memorable events and initiatives for our students.
Volunteer on Your Schedule: Lend a hand at campus events only when your schedule permits.
Vote on Key Decisions: Have a direct say in how the PTA utilizes its funds to support our classrooms.
Why Join the PTA?
Your annual membership dues go a very long way. These funds directly support enriching student activities, provide essential classroom materials, and fund appreciation events for our dedicated teachers and staff who work tirelessly for our children.
✨ Early Bird Incentive: Sign up by August 1st and you will be automatically entered into a drawing to win a free school uniform shirt!
Magic happens when we work together. Let’s collaborate to make this school year absolutely unforgettable for our children!
Humbly,
Lori Cleverly
PTA President
The AZACS PTA brings families, educators and the community together to create an inclusive, supportive, and enriching school experience where students with Autism and other learning differences can thrive.
AZACS PTA envisions a connected school community where every student is celebrated, every family is supported, and every educator is empowered to help children with Autism and other learning differences reach their full potential.