He settled on joining the Parent-Teacher Association at Germantown Elementary.
"People talk about the quality of schools, and it all starts with how involved the parents are and how involved the teachers are and how they work together," he said.
He's not the only father who thinks so.
Though it's traditionally known as a women's organization, more men like Mr. Lillefloren are joining the PTA and proving that dads can be just as...
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