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Welcome to the United Parent-Teacher Council
The United Parent-Teacher Council ("UPTC") offers parents in the Great Neck Public School District an opportunity to work with teachers and school administrators on issues affecting the education and welfare of our students.
About the UPTC
Great Neck's United Parent-Teacher Council (“UPTC”) serves as a coordinating body for all of the PTAs and PTOs in order to identify common interests and achieve shared goals.
Founded in 1943, the UPTC was established by a group of Great Neck parents who believed that regular meetings of PTA representatives and the District Superintendent could benefit the education of children in the community.
For nearly 80 years, the UPTC has served as a clearinghouse for important and useful educational ideas, as well as a coordinating body for parent action, and as a stimulus to local PTA/PTO and general community activities in the interests of better education across the Great Neck peninsula.
If you would like to join a UPTC Committee, or learn more, please reach out to us today.
Select UPTC Committees
Budget
Computer Technology
Legislative
Recreation
Safety & Transportation
Shared Decision Making
STEAM
Total Community Involvement
UPTC Leadership: Executive Board Members
Have a question for one our parent-leader volunteers? Please email them below.
Upcoming UPTC & BOE Meetings
Wed, Mar 08North Middle School
Wed, Mar 08North Middle School- Wed, Mar 29South Middle School
- Wed, Mar 29South Middle School
- Tue, Apr 18North High School
Wed, May 03South Middle School- Tue, May 16District Wide
- Wed, May 31E. M. Baker School
- Wed, Jan 18Saddle Rock School
Featured Event
Watch the October 26, 2021 presentation by UPTC's Total Community Involvement Committee on Combating Antisemitism Through Education.
Great Neck PTA's & PTO's
Throughout the years, Great Neck parent-teacher organizations have exerted significant leadership in efforts to promote the general welfare of children in their own schools and throughout the school District by combining their efforts and working with the United Parent-Teacher Council.
