Welcome! We are proud to serve the Preschool, Main Street School (K-2) and Lincoln Street School (3-5) in Exeter, NH.

Who Are We? The Exeter Elementary PTO is a non-profit partnership of administrators, teachers and parents/legal guardians dedicated to supporting and enhancing the educational environment in our elementary schools.

If you are a parent or legal guardian of a student(s) in our schools you are automatically a member of the Exeter Elementary PTO. As parents and teachers from the Exeter Developmental Preschool, Main Street School, and Lincoln Street School, we work together to support programs, resources, and services. The goal is to collaborate with the schools to enrich the education of every child and foster a sense of community. Attend a meeting and introduce yourself!

The PTO meetings are the second Wednesday of each month from 5:30 pm – 6:30 pm. For now, we will continue to host our meetings virtually via Zoom. A link to join the meeting will be circulated by the principals via email in advance of the meeting. During PTO monthly meetings you will have the opportunity to:

• Listen to teacher updates by grade

• Meet other parents

• Share your ideas

• Connect with school principals and assistant principals

• Learn about recent activities and upcoming events

Click here to view the 2021-2022 PTO Welcome Back Letter

Without parent support, the PTO wouldn't be what it is today! Board members and volunteers are always wanted - we'd love your help on a weekly, monthly, annual, or for any of our many events. Ideas are always helpful, but people to help bring those ideas to action is important too. Please contact us if you can help!

Can't share your time, but want to help? We love donations! See where your dollars go.

Here's a way to support the Exeter Elementary PTO that won't clutter your house, send you around the neighborhood, or take up more that 30 seconds of your time. #UnfundraiserEEPTO

Even more questions? Visit our online Contact us page.

View our PTO Impact Page to see how your hard work and dollars directly make a difference in our schools.