The Parent Teacher Fellowship is a community-driven program that is dedicated to supporting Timothy Christian Academy.
The Parent Teacher Fellowship is a community-driven program that is dedicated to supporting Timothy Christian Academy.
The TCA PTF provides an avenue for parents to serve our school, bless our teachers/staff, and build a Christ-centered community! We support students, staff and the larger TCA community through prayer, events, sponsorships, fundraising and more!
We exist to:
- Provide a venue for parents to develop a relationship with the TCA community
- Offer parent volunteer services that serve the TCA community
- Help raise funds for enhanced school programs, equipment, and materials
- Support and encourage the TCA staff in prayer and in other tangible ways
The PTF works hand-in-hand with TCA to further the mission of the school. Through community and service opportunities, they contribute to the well-rounded Christian education students receive from TCA.
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We exist to:
- Provide a venue for parents to develop a relationship with the TCA community
- Offer parent volunteer services that serve the TCA community
- Help raise funds for enhanced school programs, equipment, and materials
- Support and encourage the TCA staff in prayer and in other tangible ways
The TCA PTF is made up of parents, teachers, grandparents, aunts, uncles, etc., who are interested in making TCA an incredible place to be!
A volunteer planning team of parents meet and/or communicate regularly. They are responsible for presenting new and creative ideas to the steering committee as well as coordinating and staffing PTF events and fundraisers.
The steering committee consists of the school principal as well as select admin and faculty members. The PTF serves under the authority of the school principal and school board. The principal is an active participant and advisor to the PTF and may appoint staff to serve in the same capacity, when appropriate or necessary.
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