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Salt Lake City Council honors Utah PTA on 100th anniversary

Salt Lake City Council · December 3, 2025
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The Salt Lake City Council adopted a joint resolution recognizing the Utah Parent Teacher Association—(PTA) centennial, and welcomed local PTA leaders to speak about volunteer-led programs that support students and families in city schools.

Salt Lake City —6—The City Council on Tuesday adopted a joint resolution recognizing the Utah Parent Teacher Association—(PTA) on its 100th anniversary and heard remarks from local PTA leaders about volunteer programs that support students and families.

Council Member Young read the resolution noting that Utah joined the National Congress of Parents and Teachers in October 1925 and that the Utah PTA remains a major volunteer child-advocacy organization in the state. Council Member Pui moved to adopt the resolution; Council Member Dugan seconded, and the chair called the motion passed.

Fiona Robinson, identified as SLC PTA Council Treasurer, told the council that PTA volunteers help stock student food pantries, host family engagement nights and support classroom activities. "There—is a place for everyone in the PTA," Robinson said, describing the local council—theme as "Salt Lake City strong, united in purpose, diverse in approach."

The council posed no substantive policy questions during the ceremonial item. The resolution is honorary and does not create binding city policy. Representatives posed for a photo with council members after the reading.

The council then moved on to scheduled public hearings and other agenda items.