For school PTO and PTA boards

Tools for every officer on your school's PTO board

What the treasurer, the secretary and the president of a school PTO can each do here, one job at a time.

The treasurer

  • The treasurer keeps this school year’s income and spending in one set of books.
  • A parent sends in an expense with a photo of the receipt, and an officer approves it.
  • The treasurer matches the books to the bank statement for the current year.

The secretary

  • The secretary keeps each meeting’s agenda and minutes where the next board can find them.
  • Bylaws and forms live in one shared folder instead of someone’s inbox.

The president

  • The president puts the book fair, the fall festival and every meeting on one calendar.
  • Every officer gets their own login, and there is no limit on seats.

One receipt, start to finish

Say the PTO buys breakfast for teacher appreciation week.

  • The parent who picked it up sends in the receipt from their phone.
  • Once an officer approves it, it counts in the books as money spent.

When your school PTO sells something

On the Free plan, a family buying a $12.00 item pays $13.04 at checkout, and your group receives the full $12.00.

Read how a PTO sale works, start to finish.

Get Started Free

Create your PTO's free account. Set up your first sale when you're ready.

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