Welcome to the Mahtomedi Elementary
Parent Teacher Organization
We want to extend a heartfelt thanks to everyone who attended and supported our Spring Fling fundraiser! Thanks to your incredible generosity and participation, we raised a significant amount of money to support our amazing teachers and students.
We are especially grateful to the dedicated volunteers who helped plan, organize, and run the event—your time, energy, and commitment made all the difference.
Thank you for being such an important part of our school community. We couldn’t have done it without you all!
Upcoming Events
Check out What’s Happening for more events and volunteer opportunities!
We need your help!
MPTO is a 100% VOLUNTEER organization that depends on the involvement of K-5 families. Many of our long-term volunteers will be “aging out” at the end of the 2024/25 school year. Please consider getting involved in one of the following positions:
Fun Run Fundraising Chair - the Fun Run is our biggest fundraising event of the year! Responsibilities include emailing and calling local businesses to solicit donations and build relationships.
OHA Book Fair Chair - the Scholastic Book Fair at OHA is held during Fall Conferences each year. We’re seeking a new chair to manage activities and coordinate with Scholastic and OHA for 2026.
OHA Original Works Chair - coordinates the Original Works artwork fundraiser at OHA in the spring
For more information, please contact president@mahtomedipto.com
About MPTO
The Mahtomedi Elementary Parent Teacher Organization (MPTO) is a 501(c)3 non-profit, 100% volunteer organization working with Wildwood (WW) and O.H. Anderson (OHA) Elementary Schools.
All parents/guardians of students K-5 and staff at Wildwood or O.H. Anderson are voting members of the MPTO and encouraged to participate. Join us at a monthly meeting to meet fellow parents and school principals and add your voice to the conversation.
See What’s Happening, find out What We Do, and Get Involved today. Thank you for your support!
MPTO Mission
Promote a sense of community among family and staff of elementary students
Provide a forum to communicate district policies and decisions
Provide enrichment programs not otherwise available to students
Conduct fundraising events for specific operational and/or capital needs identified in partnership with school administrators