Below is a historical media gallery timeline containing photos, videos, and logo artwork throughout the history of the Great Neck Public Schools:
Great Neck Public Schools
Historic Photo Gallery
GNPS Superintendents
1990s
Superintendent Dr. William A. Shine and Former Superintendent Dr. John L. Miller.
2011
Former Superintendent Dr. William A. Shine, Superintendent Dr. Thomas P. Dolan, and Former Superintendent Dr. Ronald L. Friedman (on the occasion of a special Board of Education Tribute to Larry Gross and Donald Ashkenase, two long-serving Board Trustees).
2015
Former Superintendent William A. Shine, Former Superintendent Dr. Thomas P. Dolan, and Superintendent Dr. Teresa Prendergast (on the occasion of a Superintendent's Forum on the Past, Present, and Future of Education in Great Neck).
2016
Former Superintendent Dr. Thomas P. Dolan, Superintendent Dr. Teresa Prendergast, Former Superintendent Dr. Ronald L. Friedman, and Former Superintendent Dr. William A. Shine
Great Neck Public Schools
Historic Photo Gallery
GNPS Schools
1840-1869
Fairview Avenue School (Great Neck's third, one-room schoolhouse became Postill's Bootmaker Shop).
1866-Present
The Village School: Great Neck's Alternative High School (this school was originally the Union Chapel).
1869-1892
Great Neck's First Two-Room Schoolhouse (located on Arrandale Avenue at the site of the present senior apartment building).
1905
Thomaston School, aka School No. 2 (this two-story, five-room schoolhouse was built on what was later referred to as the Kensington site).
1914
The Arrandale School (Great Neck's first high school was located on the corner of Middle Neck Road and Arrandale Avenue).
1916
The Phipps Estate Aerial Front View and Backyard View (before South Middle and South High Schools were built).
1921
Kensington Johnson School (this beloved elementary school faced Bond Street).
1928
Great Neck North High School Under Construction (now known as John L. Miller Great Neck North High School, this school was built with a $1.5 million bond issue).
