Join Your Local PTA Unit
269 local PTAs and PTSAs across Colorado.
Local PTA units
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Berthoud Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Berthoud
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Big Thompson PTA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Bill Reed Middle School PTSA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Butler Elementary PTSA
Region 5- City
- Fort Lupton
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Centennial Elementary PTA (T)
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Cottonwood Plains Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Fort Collins
- District
- Weld RE-8
Fort Lupton High School PTSA
Region 5- City
- Fort Lupton
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Garfield Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Weld RE 3 J
Hoff Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Keenesburg
- District
- Weld RE-8
Homyak PTSA
Region 5- City
- Dacono
- District
- Weld RE 3 J
Hudson Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Hudson
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Laurene Edmondson Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Poudre R-1
Lopez Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Fort Collins
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Namaqua Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Poudre R-1
O’Dea PTA
Region 5- City
- Fort Collins
- District
- Poudre R-1
Orchard Hill Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Windsor
- District
- Weld RE-4
Ponderosa Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Loveland
- District
- Thompson R-2J
Puma Pride at Firestone Charter Academy PTA
Region 5- City
- Firestone
- District
- St. Vrain
Twombly PTSA
Region 5- City
- Fort Lupton
- District
- Weld RE-8
Weld Central Middle School PTA
Region 5- City
- Keenesburg
- District
- Weld RE 3 J
Werner Elementary PTA
Region 5- City
- Fort Collins
- District
- Poudre R-1
Don’t see your school?
You love your child’s school and want to make it better. As a grassroots organization, PTA begins at the local level – your child’s school. Colorado PTA is here to guide you through the steps for each local PTA to become an independent nonprofit business including requirements necessary to ensure compliance with state and federal laws. The process is unique to each potential local PTA, but there are general steps that every local PTA will take to begin chartering.
Creating or Reinstating a PTA or Switching from an Unaffiliated Parent Group
To begin the process of chartering a new PTA with the Colorado PTA, contact the state office via email at office@copta.org or call (253) 214-7410 to set up an initial meeting/phone call to discuss the process for chartering and the benefits of joining the Colorado PTA.
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