33rd District PTA Student Press Corps
Giving Student Voice a Spotlight in Our Local PTAs
Report on local school events, earn community service hours, build your college resume, and gain recognition across the Thirty-third District PTA.
What is the Student PTA Press Corps?
The 33rd District PTA Student Press Corps empowers middle and high school students to share the impactful stories of their local PTA/PTSA communities. By covering PTA/PTSA sponsored educational workshops, community fundraisers, and school enrichment activities, student journalists give visibility to vital PTA/PTSA initiatives while developing real-world writing, interviewing, and media skills.
Why Participate?
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Resume & Brag Sheet Booster: Showcase real leadership, civic engagement, and published work for college applications, scholarships, and job resumes.
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Earn Volunteer Hours: Get recognized community service hours for research, interviewing, and writing.
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Build Leadership & Connections: Discover key initiatives across your school district while networking with PTA leaders, school volunteers, and community partners.
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Recognition & District Awards: Outstanding submitted articles help your Council earn special recognition at the Spring Awards 33rd District Meeting!
How It Works in 4 Easy Steps
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Find Your Topic: Connect with your School PTA or Council President to identify an event or program to cover.
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Report & Interview: Gather details, interview attendees or volunteers, and collect photos.
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Write Your Story: Draft an 800–1,500 word article capturing the event and the PTA’s/PTSA’s impact.
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Submit & Get Published: Complete your local PTA/PTSA review and submit your final story to the District!