About Walker PTA

Walker PTA is a volunteer-led group of caregivers, teachers, staff, and community members working together to support Walker students, build community, and strengthen the school experience for every family.

We help bring families together, support teachers and staff, coordinate volunteers, fund student experiences and school improvements, and create opportunities for families to connect with one another.

Whether you have one hour, one idea, or more time to give, there is a place for you in PTA.

What We Do

PTA supports many of the events, programs, and extras that help make Walker feel connected, welcoming, and fun.

To learn more about PTA-funded programs, community events, equity work, volunteer opportunities, and past school improvements, visit our What Does the PTA Do? page.

Get Involved

You do not need to attend every meeting or take on a big role to be part of PTA. Families help in all kinds of ways — volunteering at events, joining a committee, supporting staff appreciation, helping with spirit wear, organizing behind the scenes, sharing ideas, or simply showing up when they can.

Email walkerptagroup@gmail.com to ask questions, share an idea, or learn how to get involved.

Stay Connected

Walker PTA shares updates through the PTA website, room parent communications, schoolwide announcements when available, and social media.

Email: walkerptagroup@gmail.com
Facebook: Walker Elementary School PTA
Instagram: @walkerwolverinespta

Our PTA Network

Walker PTA is a member of the Evanston/Skokie Council of PTAs, the umbrella association for school PTAs and PTSAs in the area served by School District 65 and School District 202.

Bylaws and Governance

Walker PTA operates under approved bylaws that guide how the organization is structured and how official PTA business is conducted.

Current bylaws: Walker PTA Bylaws Approved April 2020

Walker School History

Walker School has a meaningful local history. The granddaughter of David E. Walker once purchased spirit wear from us and shared news articles about how the school was named after her grandfather.

Read more here: Walker Name History