The mission of the Martha Turner Reilly PTA is to positively impact the children, families, staff and neighbors that reside within the Reilly Community. We show support and advocacy throughout the year by providing funding for enhanced learning opportunities, organizing social gatherings to build a sense of community within the Reilly family, and showing appreciation to teachers and staff. In recent years, the Reilly PTA has purchased new computers for the computer lab, bottle filler water stations to encourage more sanitary drinking access, and picnic tables for outdoor learning and events.
The Reilly PTA could not do this without the continued financial and emotional support from its community. This partnership is what allows us to create a safe, healthy, and inclusive learning environment so that our students can excel socially, emotionally, and academically. We look forward to making an even greater impact at Reilly with your support!
Martha Turner Reilly Elementary Parent Teacher Association's mission is to positively impact all children and families within the Reilly Community. We support and advocate for our children by partnering with the families, staff, and wider community to create a safe, healthy, and inclusive learning environment which allows our students to excel socially, emotionally, and academically.
As we prepare for another exciting school year, we’re once again participating in North Texas Giving Day, and we’d be honored to have your support.
As a Title I school, many of the opportunities we provide simply wouldn’t be possible without the generosity of our community. Every gift—no matter the size—helps create a stronger, more engaging learning environment for every Reilly Ram.
This year, your donation will help fund:
*Club Support — Giving students and teachers opportunities to explore new interests, strengthen academic skills, develop leadership abilities, and build lasting friendships.
*Outdoor Improvements — Creating safer, more engaging spaces where children can learn and grow, while giving teachers opportunities to bring learning beyond the classroom and providing much-needed shade and seating for students, families, and school events.
These investments go beyond improving our campus—they create opportunities for every child to learn, connect, and thrive.
Thank you for investing in our Reilly Rams and helping make these opportunities possible!
The Reilly PTA actively supports both the Dallas ISD and Texas PTA equity policies with a goal to advance educational equity within the Reilly Community. Both policies are detailed further below.
From the Dallas ISD website:
Our mission is to eliminate systemic disparities and ensure equity so all students regardless of race, have the opportunity to graduate equipped to compete in a society and world that is racially and culturally diverse.
From the Texas PTA website:
- Promote awareness, inclusion and engagement of all diverse populations represented in the community and to encourage all;
- Openly assess beliefs and practices to ensure inclusiveness, equity, and to guard against discrimination;
- Strive to ensure that the membership, leadership, programs, partnerships, and printed materials across Texas reflect the diversity of their communities;
- Communicate with families in their communities in languages which they understand, to the extent possible;
- Identify and address barriers that hinder inclusivity;
- Foster programs and practices that eliminate bias, prejudice and misunderstanding;
- Advocate for funding, laws, and regulations that support programs, policies, and services that meet the health, safety, and educational needs of all student populations in Texas public schools; and
- Provide resources and training that develop a more diverse and inclusive group of Texas PTA members, leaders and community.
Organization name
Martha Turner Reilly Elementary PTA
Tax id (EIN)
75-6062101
Causes
Education - K-12
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
11230 Lippitt