Stacey Mollinet

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Stacey Mollinet
Layton, Utah
Fairfield Jr High PTSA, Kaysville, Utah

Personal and Professional Information

  • Mother of 5 children, 3 granddaughters, married 36 years
  • Small business owner and property manager of long and short term rental properties, 20 years
  • Worked as a software designer/computer programmer for 5 years
  • Occasional professional speaker 7 years


PTA Involvement

Current service includes:

  • National PTA Board of Directors 2024-present
  • National PTA Field Service Committee member, 2023-present
  • National PTA Strategic Plan Steering Committee, 2025-2026
  • Utah PTA Leadership Academy Chair 2023-present, Leadership Convention technology chair, 2025-present, Legislative Advocacy Committee 2019-present
  • Council President 2023-present, Utah PTA Region 3, member of all 17 Junior High PTSAs in my council


Previous service includes:

  • Utah PTA President, 2021-2023, President Elect, 2019-2021, and Treasurer, 2018-2019
  • Utah Region 3 PTA - Director, 2015-2018, Treasurer 2013-15, Council President 2011-13
  • Layton High PTSA - 2011-2022 including Membership Chair, Battle of the Bands chair, and Legislative Vice President
  • Fairfield Jr High PTSA - 2011-2019 including Secretary, Healthy Lifestyles chair, Legislative Vice President
  • Samuel Morgan Elementary PTA - 2000-2016 including President, Membership VP, Reflections
  • Committee, carnival committee/chair, fundraiser chair, Great Artist, Legislative Vice President
  • Burton Elementary PTA - 2005-2010 carnival committee and Great Artist
  • West Bountiful Elementary PTA - 1998-1999 - carnival committee
  • Cottonwood High PTSA - 1986-87 – Student PTSA board member


Community Involvement

Current service includes:

  • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints – education week exhibit coordinator and Relief Society service coordinator
  • Election poll worker
  • County convention delegate


Previous service includes:

  • Davis School District – 2011-2016 – various school district committees including calendar, superintendent search, principal hiring, Best of Davis awards, curriculum review
  • Cub Scout Wolf, Bear, and Webelo Den Leader, Cub Committee Chair, Cub Master
  • Utah Hemophilia Foundation 1998-2011 – First Step committee, Camp Valor counselor/volunteer
  • Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints – Primary (children’s Sunday school) President, counselor, secretary, and teacher; Family History Consultant; Young Women Presidency, Advisor, Teacher and Camp Director; Enrichment Leader for Women; Adult Sunday School Teacher
  • Layton High School 2011-2021 – swim team official, starter, and referee; costume committee for school musical, Festival of Trees
  • Fairfield Jr High School – 2008-2018 – Science Olympiad coach, costume committee for musical, choir volunteer
  • Burton and Kaysville Elementary School – 2002-2010 – Spectrum program parent volunteer and parent coordinator
  • County and state convention delegate


Candidate Narrative

I started to serve with PTA because I wanted to be involved in my daughter’s classroom.  I continued to serve in PTA to help ALL the children in the school.  Today, I serve in PTA to mentor PTA leaders, equipping them with the knowledge and tools they need to succeed in their roles.

Since I finished my term as the Utah PTA President three years ago, I have served as a council president, working in the trenches with local PTA presidents, providing training, answering questions, sharing resources and offering encouragement.  I have a personal view of what is happening at the local level.  I serve as the chair of the Utah PTA Leadership Academy, building a curriculum with a great team of instructors who bring PTA knowledge, leadership, family engagement, advocacy, outreach, diversity, and communication to local PTA leaders.  It has enhanced the leadership pipeline for state board service.  As a member of the National PTA Field Service committee, I support, mentor, and bring resources to state PTA presidents and their boards.

I would like to continue to serve you as a member of the National PTA Board of Directors and help implement the new strategic plan. I approach my work as a board member seriously, coming prepared to every board meeting, ready to represent you.

Every state and congress is important and needs a voice.  I will listen and encourage feedback to understand the needs of each congress and search for innovative solutions to help PTA continue to grow and be relevant.  As a parent of five and grandparent of three, I understand the critical importance of a vital National PTA. I am dedicated to ensuring every child’s potential becomes a reality, and I ask for your support as we work together to advance the PTA mission.