National Parent Teacher Association Founders Day

February 17, Saturday

National Parent Teacher Association Founders Day is celebrated annually on February 17 in the United States to honor the women who founded the PTA (Parent Teacher Association) movement in 1897. This day remembers the founders, Alice McLellan Birney and Phoebe Apperson Hearst, and their contributions to the creation of the organization, which was originally called the National Congress of Mothers. The organization later changed its name to PTA and became an important link in uniting parents, teachers, and the school community to improve the education system.

How PTA Founders Day is Celebrated
Organizing school events and meetings. PTA members and schools often hold events dedicated to the history of the association.

Thanks to volunteers and activists. This day also honors parents, teachers, and all those who actively contribute to the development of the school community.

Fundraising. Charitable events are organized to finance school programs, support students, and improve school conditions.

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National Parent Teacher Association Founders Day in other years

2021 February 17, Wednesday
2022 February 17, Thursday
2023 February 17, Friday
2025 February 17, Monday