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[Report '26 Tomigusuku] Pta Federation on the Brink of Split: 12 Elementary and Junior High Schools Divided over Withdrawal From Parent Organization; Burden of Membership Fees and Mobilization; Proposed Solutions.
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The Tomigusuku City PTA Federation, comprised of PTAs from 12 elementary and junior high schools in the city, is facing the possibility of a split. At the regular meeting of the Tomigusuku City PTA Federation in February of this year, three of the 12 schools announced their withdrawal from the Shimajiri District PTA Federation (Shima PTA Federation), the parent organization, while five schools indicated their intention to withdraw from the Tomig…
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