Learn how to make your own custom PTA/PTSA logo using PowerPoint. Learn another method to make your own custom PTA/PTSA logo using Word. State PTA logos are available in our State Resource Bank 's Communications Resources (access requires National PTA login and State Leader permissions).

PTA has established guidelines for the proper use of the PTA name, logo and tagline (everychild.onevoice). When used properly, PTA’s logo and tagline create a consistent message, help unify all PTAs, and sets PTA apart from the competition.

PTA has established guidelines for the proper use of the PTA name, logo, and tagline (every. child. one. voice). When used properly, PTA’s logo and tagline create a consistent message, help unify all PTAs, and sets PTA apart from the competition.

The National PTA logo is PTA Blue. The two other acceptable versions of the logo are in black and white below. When placing the logo into a document or on a product, be mindful of the proportions and background distractions. Do not apply any effects or recreate the logo. Word Mark Tagline NationalPTA everychild.onevoice. ®

We’re told that having a logo is important for businesses and charities, but is it the right thing for your PTA? A good logo combines text and imagery to form one visual symbol which represents your brand.

When used properly, PTA’s logo and tagline create a consistent message, help unify all PTAs, and sets PTA apart from the competition. The success of our PTA brand identity system depends on all PTAs’ adherence to the established guidelines.

PTA has established guidelines for the proper use of the PTA name, logos, and tagline (everychild.onevoice). When used properly, PTA’s logo and tagline create a consistent message, help to unify all PTAs, and set PTA apart from the competition.

The PTA Reflections logo may be used by any local or State PTA in good standing. The logo is available for download online at PTA.org and can be used for both print and online media promotions, internal documents, awards/recognition, signage, etc.

Ask pupils to draw a design for the PTA, awarding prizes in each year for the best ones. Your committee might choose, or the whole school could vote. Not only will this result in a PTA logo, but it will raise awareness of the PTA throughout the whole school community.

Create your school’s PTA/PTSA logo by downloading a copy of the reference document. The Second District PTA is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization.