Its leaders got a hard sell on the switch Thursday at a meeting with representatives from the Parent-Teacher Association, who pushed affiliation with their national group over the school's independent Parent-Student-Teacher Organization as the best way to get insurance and nonprofit status.
"I like the idea of working with an organization that already has a lot of things in place, so you're not reinventing the wheel," said Pam Bukowski, president of the school's organization. "It's...
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