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Online Membership Data Reporting

Why OMDR?

For years, PTAs have wanted a mechanism that would allow them to more quickly and cost-effectively collect dues, communicate with members, track demographics, and offer more member benefits. Using the technology available to us, National PTA kicked off their Online Membership and Dues Reporting (OMDR) project in 2003.

Designed to give local units the ability to enter data directly into the system, OMDR is a membership database that will help you keep track of your members, produce mailing labels, send mass e-mails to your members, and more.

Learn OMDR

National PTA continues to host webinars to help local units become familiar with OMDR and to answer your questions. Following are the dates and times (Eastern) of upcoming workshops which you can attend in the comfort of your own home -- all you need is a phone and the ability to connect online at the same time you are on the phone.

Register here for the free webinar(s) of your choice.

Begin Here

First time local unit user? Here's how to access the system ...

  1. Go to www.pta/omdr
  2. Click on “First Visit” under “PTA OMDR System Sign In”
  3. Enter your first and last name
  4. Enter your Member ID Number. Local unit presidents can get this number from Massachusetts PTA. Local unit members should request your member number from your local unit president or OMDR "Champion."
  5. Enter your Local Unit ID number. If you do not have your local unit ID number, provided by National PTA, please contact Massachusetts PTA.
  6. Enter your Position
  7. Enter your Desired Username
  8. Click Submit
  9. Complete the information on the following page (identify password, e-mail address, and recovery question and answer).

Once you’ve completed the process, return to www.pta.org/omdr and enter your newly selected username and password. You will then be able to access data for your local PTA unit, as well as enter your officers, members, and other information.

More Help for You

Several tools have been developed to make accessing and working in OMDR easier for local units: