PTAA Board of Directors — Colorado governance, oversight, and policy. Review meeting agendas and minutes, and learn how to participate in our open board meetings.
Board Meetings
PTAA Board Meetings are held virtually. The virtual link is provided in the meeting agenda and in the schedule below. Meeting agendas and minutes are posted here for the current and past school years.
The Board of Directors provides governance and oversight for Pioneer Technology & Arts Academy. They set policies, approve budgets, hire the superintendent, and ensure the school fulfills its charter mission.
When do board meetings take place?
PTAA Board Meetings are typically held monthly on the second Thursday of each month at 1:00 PM MST. All meetings are virtual via Zoom. Check the Board Meeting Calendar above for specific dates.
How can I attend a board meeting?
All board meetings are open to the public. Virtual meeting links are posted in the meeting agenda. Simply click the “Join Virtually” link next to the upcoming meeting above.
How do I submit a public comment?
Public comments may be submitted in writing to cosinfo@ptaa.org at least 24 hours before the meeting, or you may request to speak during the public comment period at the beginning of each meeting.
Where can I find meeting agendas and minutes?
Meeting agendas are posted at least 24 hours before each meeting. Minutes are posted after they are approved at the following meeting. Both are available in the archive above.
Who are the current board members?
Current board members are listed on our Board of Directors page. The board consists of community members committed to PTAA’s mission of providing excellent education through technology and the arts.
How are board members selected?
Board members are elected or appointed according to the school’s bylaws. Terms are typically 3 years. Interested community members may express interest by contacting the board clerk.
What is the difference between Regular and Special meetings?
Regular meetings follow the published calendar and cover routine business. Special meetings are called for urgent matters and require 24-hour public notice. Both are open to the public.
