Otsego Elementary

The Otsego PTO is devoted to the welfare and educational interests of Otsego Elementary School, each of its individual students and providing extra needs for the school through fundraising and volunteerism.

The PTO is built and run by parent and teacher volunteers. It's an amazing group that directly fosters a sense of community and school pride while strengthening our children's education experience. JOIN US as we gear up for another big year. You can pick and choose the opportunities that best meet YOUR schedule, comfort level, and talents.

Our monthly PTO meetings are open to family members of our Otsego Elementary students! We would love to have new faces and new ideas at our meetings!

• March 14: PTO Dress Up for Dana Day - Wear a Hat for $1
  
  
• March 18: NO SCHOOL - Professional Development Day
  
  

• March 21: World Down Syndrome Day - Wear Crazy Socks

  
  
• March 24-27: Donuts with Grown-Ups

• April 1: PTO Meeting, 6pm, Elementary Commons
  
  

• April 1-17: PTO Spring Flower Sale
  
  

• April 17: PTO Dress Up for Dana Day - Wear Tie Dye for $1
  
  

• April 18-25: SPRING BREAK - NO SCHOOL

  
  

• April 28: School is back in session
  
  

• May 6: NO SCHOOL
  
  

• May 9: PTO Dress Up for Dana Day - Wear Crocs & Socks for $1
  
  

• May 10: PTO Flower Sale Pick Up
  
  

• May 26: MEMORIAL DAY - NO SCHOOL
  
  

• May 30: Last day of school
  
  

Want to help raise some money for the school but hate cutting out all the box tops? Or forget they are there and throw them away? Well now you don't have to worry about that; box tops have gone digital! You just need to download the app, set up Otsego as your school, scan your receipt and we will receive the credit. Check out the Box Top website for more information- we will be adding more as well when we get it.

Don't want to download ANOTHER app?

Just send your receipts into school with your kid and we will scan them for you. Please make sure you put them in a bag or envelope labeled box tops for PTO so the teachers know where they go.