Texas PTA advocacy is member-driven: our resolutions define our values, our legislative positions define our standing policy views, and our legislative priorities define our focus for each legislative session.

What is a Resolution?

The Why! Resolutions are member-proposed statements of belief that Texas PTA’s values on issues affecting children and families. Adopted by the membership, resolutions form the foundation of our advocacy work and often lead to new legislative positions, resources, or areas of focus. View Current Texas PTA Legislative Resolutions

What is a Legislative Position?

The What! Legislative positions reflect Texas PTA’s long-standing views on public education and family issues. They translate our resolutions into standing policy positions. Also adopted by our members, they define the actions Texas PTA supports and guide advocacy across multiple legislative sessions. View Current Texas PTA Legislative Positions

What is a Priority?

The Now! Legislative priorities are the specific issues Texas PTA actively advances during a particular legislative session. They are informed by member input, including surveys, listening sessions, and emerging issues affecting students, and aligned with Texas PTA’s values, resolutions, and legislative positions. View Current Texas PTA Legislative Priorities

How Members Shape Our Advocacy Efforts