As you probably guessed by the name, this site is the home for the National Parent-Teacher Association, and by visiting it, you can learn what this people are doing to help improve education, make the relationship between all parties of the educational system more fluid, and use the breakthroughs in technology and science to teach more and more efficiently to children. The site is nicely designed and is very informative, so make sure you spend some time taking a look at it to be able to really take advantage of all of these valuable resources for teachers, parents and policy makers.
If for some reason or other you can’t go to your local meetings, the good news is that you’ll find lots of information and reading material about parenting and school relationships in the site, like practical guides to set limits with TV watching hours, or how to monitor internet and videogame safety. Maybe you already have that bit solved, but are having a bit of a problem trying to talk your kid into eating his vegetables, and happily this site has it under control as well, as they also have a very comprehensive library of articles and material on health and wellness which you can read online. Pta.org also works as a directory which users can consult in order to get in touch with state chapters and their members. 
