Parent Teacher Organization Council (PTO Council)

The Parent Teacher Organization Council (PTOC) is a group of dedicated parents whose mission is to provide a communication, resource, and leadership network within the Bloomfield Hills School community. The PTOC, by facilitating the information flow within the community and between individual school PTOs, works hand-in-hand with the district administration and Board of Education to support ideals and goals that will ensure the best quality education for all students.

The PTOC is dedicated to the education and development of children and to the integration of these goals into our extended communities. Sub-committees such as "Community Action for Kids' Education (CAKE)" and "In the Loop" operate to reach out to district parents and community residents who do not have children within the BHSD school system to inform them of important educational issues.

The PTOC Executive Board convenes to discuss current district and state wide educational issues, and prepare for monthly General Meetings, where PTO representatives from each school come together. These meetings are integral for information sharing and speaker presentations.

The PTOC, and in turn, the PTOs from each school, encourage participation from all community members. We pride ourselves in being an open, informative organization that is willing to work together in the best interests of our children.

Board List
PTOC / PTO Presidents
Meeting Schedule
Meeting Minutes - 05.29.2009
Meeting Minutes - 09.25.2009
Meeting Minutes - 10.23.2009
Meeting Minutes - 11.20.2009

BBFA (Birmingham Bloomfield Families in Action) Rep: BBFA is a non-profit, volunteer organization dedicated to promoting the healthy, drug-free growth of our school-age children. To learn more, visit their website at www.BBFAPrevention.org.

BBCC (Birmingham Bloomfield Community Coalition) Rep: The mission of the BBCC is to educate and mobilize the community against substance abuse. Their role in the community is to serve as a catalyst to challenge individuals in all community sectors to initiate, encourage and support prevention efforts. To accomplish this they provide substance free activities for teens, sponsor student leadership training and spearhead an annual event to bring various sectors of the community together. To learn more, visit their website at www.bbcoalition.org

BHASE (Bloomfield Hills Association for Special Education) Rep: The Bloomfield Hills Association for special Education (BHASE) is a nonprofit, unincorporated organization devoted to furthering special education. It links the school personnel and parents of special education students and assists school administration in the development of special education programs. In addition, BHASE hopes to further the public's understanding and support of special education services in public education. To learn more, visit their website at bhase.bloomfield.org

BYG (Bloomfield Youth Guidance) Rep: BYG develops programs on a local basis. This is a cooperative effort between Oakland County Youth Assistance, the Bloomfield Township, and a committee of community volunteers. A counselor provided by Oakland County Probate Court/Circuit Court-Family Division serves the program. To learn more, visit their website at www.bloomfieldyouthguidance.org

CAKE (Community Action for Kids Education) Community Action for Kids education is a group of motivated volunteers who work together to educate, inform and mobilize the residents of our school district with regard to legislative and other issues that have a direct impact on our schools.

Community Service: This group supports the school district’s emphasis on the merits of community service and service learning. In recognition of the educational value of giving to others, PTO Council encourages participation in a district-wide community service effort at least once per year.