Welcome from the PTA President
Welcome to the FAAM PTA!
My name is Allison Prillaman, and I am honored to serve as your PTA President for the 2026–2028 school years. My husband, Nick, and I are proud parents of two wonderful boys—Walker, who is in 4th grade, and Henry, who is in 2nd grade. Our family is incredibly grateful to be part of the FAAM community, and I am excited to work alongside our dedicated parents, teachers, staff, and administration to make our school an even better place for every child.
A strong PTA plays a vital role in the continued success and longevity of our school. When families become involved—whether by volunteering their time, attending events, becoming members, or supporting fundraisers—they help build a thriving school community where every student can succeed. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, makes a lasting impact.
I truly believe that the heart of our school is its people. Together, we can create meaningful experiences, foster lasting relationships, and ensure that FAAM continues to be a place where students, teachers, and families feel supported, connected, and inspired.
Here's to a fantastic school year!
Warmly,
Allison Prillaman
PTA President, 2026–2028
2026-2027 PTA Board of Directors
I am fortunate to serve alongside an incredible Board of Directors whose dedication, passion, and commitment make the work of the PTA possible. Each board member brings unique talents and a shared vision for supporting our students, teachers, and school community.
FAAM PTA OFFICERS & BOARD OF DIRECTORS
PTA OFFICERS 2025 -2026
President: Taten Shirley
Executive Vice President: Allison Prillman
Co-Vice Presidents of Fundraising: Meagan Jones and Brittany Batrez
Treasurer: Detra Whiting
Secretary: Keyarrow Moore
Principal: Brandi Moody
PTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2024 -2025
Auditor: Rayla Black
Communications/FAAM PR: Arceneas Mitchum
Copy Room Coordinator: Christy Lievens
Dad’s Club Chair: Hari Garapati
Diversity Chair: Michelle Patterson
Grandparents’ Day Coordinator: Detra Whiting
Grant writer: Bethany Garth
Hospitality Committee Coordinator: Laura Crook
Italian Ice and Popcorn Coordinator: Brittany Batrez
Kindergarten Open House Coordinator: OPEN
PTA County Representative: Jerusha Adams
PTA Reflections/Awards Coordinators: Angela Woo
Room Parent Coordinator: Dominique Gibson
Spirit Night Coordinator: Jill Wyrosdick
Spirit Store Coordinator: Allison Prillaman
Teacher Representative: Jennifer Rodopoulos
Volunteer Coordinator: Leslie Pitman
Website Coordinator: Jenn Nash
Yearbook Coordinator: Jessica Echols
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FAQs
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PTA offers all parents and caregivers the opportunity to be engaged in their child’s potential. Being a member of PTA means that you are part of a powerful association and action plan that is focused on programs and initiatives that strengthen your child’s education.
PTA membership and dues support your child by funding essential educational and curriculum needs; advocating on behalf of children and educators at the local, state and national levels; and building an inclusive school community for all families. Join PTA for your child because increasing our membership, even by one, makes it possible to provide important educational resources, speak up on important issues and create a stronger school community.
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PTA dues directly support your child. PTA dues help fund essential school resources and curriculum needs, including things like VR Headsets. PTA dues support advocacy efforts at the local, state and national levels, impacting decisions affecting your child’s health, safety and quality of education. PTA dues support our work to strengthen connections between your family, your child’s classmates and their families, and teachers to build a thriving and inclusive community for everyone.
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The only thing required of you to be a member of PTA is to pay the annual membership dues. Beyond that, however you choose to PTA is up to you. PTA offers all parents and caregivers the opportunity to be engaged in their child’s potential. From volunteering at school events to participating in local, state and national advocacy efforts to holding PTA leadership roles – the level of involvement is up to you. There is no wrong way to PTA!
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Membership in PTA can involve as much or as little time as you have to offer. There is no wrong or right way to be involved – anything you can give, whether it’s time or money, will support your child’s potential.
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First and foremost, PTA is for every family who has a child at the school. PTA is for moms, dads, caregivers, grandparents, teachers and the broader community!
While some of the work done by PTA may appear purely social – including family events like Drive-In movie night & Grandparents' Day that are organized to strengthen the school community – much of PTA’s work focuses on funding essential school resources and curriculum needs, as well as advocating at the local, state and national levels, impacting decisions affecting your child’s health, safety and quality of education.
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We encourage every family in the school to become a PTA member to support the success of their child. We want a diverse membership base that reflects all of the families and needs of students at the school. PTA strengthens connections between your family, your child’s classmates and their families and teachers to build a thriving and inclusive community for everyone.
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· PTA provides funds to all teachers to supplement their supply needs
· PTA provides schools access to experts, resources, trainings and dozens of nationally recognized educational enrichment programs that impact a child’s education such as the Family Reading Experience, in partnership with the Reading is Fundamental.
· PTA funds the nation's largest and longest running student arts program, Reflections®, which provides students access to arts, music, literature, dance, drama and visual arts.
· PTA’s national advocacy efforts have helped establish universal kindergarten and the National School Lunch Program, the juvenile justice system and anti-child labor laws.
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Alabama PTA is active at the local, state and national levels, impacting decisions affecting your child’s health, safety and quality of education. During the past 120 years, PTA’s national advocacy efforts have helped establish universal kindergarten and the National School Lunch Program, the juvenile justice system, and anti-child labor laws.