N/A is the main language of ACM PTA facebook group. Having alot of group type in Facebook: close, open and secret and it is a CLOSED group. ACM PTA has 301 members. So people rank it like a Small group. You can find this group by searching 120752138519 on Google, Bing or Yahoo. 2015-03-30 14:56:51 is the closest date we have information about it.
Welcome to the ACM PTA Facebook page. This communication forum is designed to give parents of current and future ACM students, as well as teachers and administrators, a place to share ideas, disseminate information and discuss relevant topics.
This group is monitored by members of the ACM PTA Board, and membership to the group must be approved by the monitors. Posts to this group are not visible to non-members, and individuals and businesses who have no relation to ACM are not permitted membership.
As a member of the group, we hope you’ll make full use of this opportunity to communicate about topics relating to school, parenting and the community. Please refrain from using this forum to air grievances or issue complaints that should be taken directly to teachers or school/district administrators.
Please follow the below guidelines in posting to the ACM PTA Facebook group.
1. Ethical Conduct. Group members will not conduct activities that are illegal or contrary to local or school ordinances or policies.
2. Treat Others Respectfully. Before you post a message, ask yourself how you would feel if someone posted that message about you or your group? Or if someone communicated this to your child, partner, boss, customer, colleague, etc., without giving you an opportunity for input before it was posted? Threatening, violent or other inappropriate posts will be deleted, and group privileges will be revoked.
3. Assume Everyone Will Read It. Before you comment, assume that every member of the group will read it. Ask yourself: "If this were broadcast to the public, would I be embarrassed? Would I embarrass anyone else?" If the answer is yes, rephrase your post.
4. Be Sure Your Post is Accurate. Group members should not knowingly communicate information that is untrue or deceptive. Postings should be based on current, accurate, complete and relevant information. Anecdotes and opinions will be identified as such. If you cannot confirm it, you should not post it as fact. Intentional posting of inaccurate, misleading or offensive material will result in ejection from the group.
5. Who Are You? User Transparency. Group members must use a unique Facebook name that clearly identifies the individual, for example “John Smith.” Aliases or deceptive names may not be used.
6. Manage Your Reputation. When participating in a public forum, it is your responsibility to protect your reputation with the accuracy and thoughtfulness of your posts. Likewise, you can damage someone else’s reputation with inaccurate, incomplete information.
7. You Are Responsible for Protecting of Confidential, Proprietary and Financial Information. Do not post information that has been entrusted to you in personal or professional confidence. Do not disclose proprietary or “insider” information unless you are an authorized agent for the school, district, city, company, etc.