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Life Achievement Award


What is the highest honor a PTA can bestow? An Oregon PTA Life Achievement Award (previously called Honorary Life Membership). This is a way to thank a deserving person for their service to your PTA, school, or community.

An Honorary Life Achievement Award can be given to anyone your PTA believes deserves such outstanding recognition. PTAs often make the presentation of an Honorary Life Achievement Award a highlight of their Founders Day program or their last program of the school year. But any time is appropriate for the awarding of this honor.

Think of the people whom your PTA might like to honor with a Life Achievement Award:

  • PTA leader, past or present (great gift for an outgoing officer)
  • The school superintendent or principal
  • An outstanding teacher – perhaps one who is retiring this year
  • A senior citizen who serves as a volunteer in the school
  • A school board member
  • A police officer who works on youth programs
  • A legislator who has worked for laws benefiting children
  • A newspaper editor who champions public education
  • That volunteer who shows up whenever needed

To request an Honorary Life Achievement Award you may call the Oregon PTA office to have an order form sent to you, or download the form from this site. [Click here] The cost is $25 and includes a certificate signed by the Oregon PTA president. A life membership pin is also available for purchase.

When you give an Honorary Life Achievement Award, you not only honor someone who has made a contribution to children’s welfare, but you also help us promote the work of Oregon PTA. All contributions for an Honorary Life Achievement Award are placed in the Teacher Education Scholarship (TES) fund.

Be sure to send a press release of your Honorary Life Achievement Award presentation to your local newspaper!


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