A Guide to the Records of the Charlottesville School Board 1869-2006
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Access Restrictions
Boxes 38-45 are restricted. Charlottesville City Schools staff may access with written permission of chair of the City School Board or the Superintendent of City Schools.
Use Restrictions
Boxes 38-45 are restricted. Charlottesville City Schools staff may access with written permission of chair of the City School Board or the Superintendent of City Schools.
Preferred Citation
Records of the Charlottesville School Board, 1869-2006, #14210, Special Collections, University of Virginia Library, Charlottesville, Va.
Acquisitions Information
The Charlottesville City School Board loaned the collection to the University of Virginia Library on December 20, 2007.
Biographical/Historical Information
One of the first public schools in Charlottesville dates back to [1881] and was named "Midway Grammar and High School" or Primary School, and was the school for white children. It was also referred to as Lane or Charlottesville School (although a high school was built in 1940 which was also named Lane after Principal James Walker Lane). Midway was located on the east end of Main Street and originally provided education for elementary, middle and high school students. There was a school for "Negroes" which was the "Jefferson Graded School" and was located in the Delevan Hotel building on 632 Main Street in 1865. It was later moved to Brown and Fifth Street Northwest [1926] near the western edge of the Vinegar Hill neighborhood. New schools were soon constructed, McGuffey Elementary in 1916 located on Second Street; Venable Elementary was built on Fourteenth Street in 1922; George Rogers Clark Elementary School was built in Belmont in 1930; and Lane High School was built on Preston Avenue and McIntire Road in 1940. These schools were built under the careful scrutiny of James G. Johnson, who was the Superintendent of Schools from1909 to 1946 and knew every detail of the construction. According to his correspondence, overseeing the construction on a weekly if not a daily basis caused him many sleepless nights and exhausted him physically and mentally.
Fendall R. Ellis was the next school superintendent from 1947 to 1964 and had the difficult task of trying to keep the schools open during desegregation. He was included in the lawsuits in all three of the important court cases in Charlottesville and worked closely with the attorney for the School Board, John S. Battle, Jr. Ellis tried to mediate between massive resisters and the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People in order to keep the schools open during desegregation.
As the number of school buildings multiplied and the issue of desegregation gained acceptance, the next school superintendents wrestled with more general issues in education, such as budgets, overcrowding, quality of education, new methods of teaching, the safety of students, busing, sex education in schools, and maintaining diversity in all of the Charlottesville City Schools. These school superintendents were George C. Tramontin from 1963 to 1966; Edward R. Rushton from 1967 to 1972; William J. Ellena from 1973 to 1981; Thomas J. McLernon from 1981 to 1982; Vincent C. Cibbarelli from 1982 to 1989; Joseph R. McGeehan from 1990 to 1995, and Dorothea Shannon [1996-2001].
Scope and Content
This collection consists of the official records of the Charlottesville School Board from 1869 to 2006, including information about events that occurred during the desegregation of the schools in Charlottesville, Virginia from 1954 to 1964. There is extensive correspondence, as well as legal documents, petitions from Oliver W. Hill to end segregation, an order from the Governor of Virginia to close the schools (1958 September), a report by Booker T. Reaves on the attitudes regarding desegregation, and transcripts of the major desegregation cases in Charlottesville: Doris Marie Allen et al., v. Fendall R. Ellis and the City of Charlottesville School Board, (1956 July 12), Caroline M. Dodson v. Fendall R. Ellis and the City of Charlottesville School Board, (1961 April 14), and Doris Dillard v. Fendall R. Ellis and the City of Charlottesville School Board, (1962 September 17).
Correspondents include Governor James Lindsay Almond, Jr., Governor Thomas B. Stanley, Superintendent of Schools Fendall R. Ellis, George C. Tramontin, John S. Battle, Jr., Oliver W. Hill, James Harry Michael, Jr., Thomas J. Michie, Booker T. Reaves, Charles E. Moran, Judge John Paul, and Sarah Patton Boyle. (Series I Desegregation correspondence and court cases)
There are also desegregation plans, news clippings, a report by Paul Gaston and Thomas Hammond, and speeches by John S. Battle, Jr., and Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. (Series II General Desegregation)
The rest of the collection relates to general school issues facing the School Board and the City of Charlottesville. The superintendents of the schools worked closely with the City Council and their correspondence is represented in this collection. Correspondents include Bernard J. Haggerty, Lindsay Mount, Burkett Reynolds, G. A. Vogt, Mitchell Van Yahres, Francis H. Fife, Charles L. Barbour, Nancy O'Brien, Laurence A. Brunton, Frank L. Buck, Elizabeth "Bitsy" Waters, Alvin Edwards, Thomas J. Vandever, James E. Bowen, T. W. Edwards, Cole Hendrix, and David J. Toscano.
There is also correspondence between the superintendent of schools and legal counsel (James Harry Michael, Jr.) about general advice and legal updates for the School Board from 1923-1995. (Series III Correspondence)
There is detailed information about facilities management and the construction of Charlottesville schools including architectural drawings (from 1913-1940) in the correspondence of Superintendent of Schools, James G. Johnson and architects, Charles J. Calrow and Pendleton Scott Clark. The correspondence mentions that some of the Charlottesville contractors were upset that bids on the construction work was awarded to out of town businesses. (Series IV)
The schools mentioned in this collection are Midway Grammar and High (1895-?), Jefferson (1869-1958), McGuffey Elementary (1916-1973), Venable Elementary (1925-present), George Rogers Clark Elementary (1930-present), Lane High (1940-1973), Jackson P. Burley Middle (1949-present), Johnson Elementary (1954-present), Walker Upper Elementary (1966-present), Jackson-Via Elementary (1966-present), Burnley-Moran Elementary (1954-present), Greenbrier Elementary (1962-present), Buford Middle (1966-present), and Charlottesville High School (1974-present).
There are also School Board minutes from 1879, and 1896-1898 in a bound volume. (Series VI). Other minutes of the School Board are related to general topics and are filed with correspondence in Series I Desegregation correspondence, Series II General desegregation, Series III Correspondence and Series IV Facilities Management correspondence.
There is miscellaneous information about principals, schools, and teachers (including war bonds for teachers), financial information including bank statements, expenditures, and payroll information, news clippings, and photographs. There are also deeds, reports, and records with information about land purchases, annual reports, fire drills, lunch menus, census and enrollment records, and teacher record books with student grades and attendance records. There are also reel to reel tapes of School Board meetings, trophies, printing blocks, and a school banner. The collection contains approximately 16,500 items, 167 hollinger boxes, 6 cubic boxes and 76.5 linear feet.
Arrangement
The collection is organized into ten series and is mostly arranged in chronological order. Series I on Desegregation is divided into two subseries: A. Correspondence and B. Court cases. Series II is General desegregation, which includes plans, minutes, news clippings, information about organizations, reports, interview notes, speeches, and statements, all arranged by topic. Series III is Correspondence and has two subseries: A. Legal correspondence and B. Correspondence with City Council, and the correspondence of the school superintendents. Series IV is Facilities Management and has two subseries: A. Correspondence and B. Specifications. Series V is financial information. Series VI is minutes of the School Board from 1879 to 1898, Series VII contains news clippings, Series VIII is miscellaneous information about principals, teachers, and schools, Series IX is photographs, and Series X has deeds, reports, and records.
Box and Contents Listing
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A. Correspondence
- Box-folder 1:1
Letter from Attorney General J. Lindsay Almond, Jr. to the Honorable Blake T. Newton, President, State Board of Education 1954 May 271 item
Following the Court decision of Brown v. Board of Education, Attorney General Almond advised that the schools follow their current procedures regarding segregation until a final decree was made by the courts.
- Box-folder 1:2
Letters from Dowell J. Howard, Superintendent of Public Instruction to the Superintendents of Virginia Schools 1954, June 7, July 62 items
Mr. Howard requested that the Superintendents cooperate fully with Governor Thomas B. Stanley's order to operate the schools on the basis of segregation. Attached to his letter is census information for schools in Virginia in the 1950's.
- Box-folder 1:3
Fendall R. Ellis sent Dr. F. G. Lankford Jr. a copy of a School Board Resolution regarding the recent Court decision 1954 October 273 items
The School Board Resolution (which is included here) states that it will maintain the public school system, take cautions with the elimination of compulsory school attendance, stay flexible, and encourage people with different views to be able to work together. There is also an article from The Daily Progress about the Resolution and a letter from Dr. Ellis.
- Box-folder 1:4
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board members 1954 November 31 item
Dr. Ellis wrote to the School Board regarding an article (that is not present) on "Segregation in the Schools" by John T. Fey, Dean of the Law School at George Washington University. James Harry Michael, Jr. recommended that each member read it.
- Box-folder 1:5
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. P.A. Wallenborn and an article from the Raleigh newspaper News and Observer 1954 November 293 items
Ellis thanked Wallenborn for sending him an article about a brief filed with the U. S. Supreme Court by the State of North Carolina and a desegregation plan. (The article is present.)
- Box-folder 1:6
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Dr. Lindley J. Stiles, Dean of the School of Education at the University of Virginia 1954 December 32 items
Dr. Ellis thanked Dr. Stiles for writing to R. Stanley Goodman complimenting the Charlottesville City Board of Education on their resolution regarding the problem of segregation. The letter from Lindley J. Stiles to R. Stanley Goodman is included.
- Box-folder 1:7
Correspondence between the public and Fendall R. Ellis against integration 1954-195835 items
Comments include [they would be] "perfectly willing to abolish the present public school system" rather than "see mixed schools in Virginia;" "The negro is a pure jungle product;" "white children attend school during one part of the day and the Negro children attend during the other part of the day;" "Isenhower [sic] is a rabid integrationist, has entirely desegrated [sic] the armed forces of this nation." There are also news clippings about the abolishment of schools in Mississippi. Superintendent Ellis responded with a simple acknowledgement of their position.
- Box-folder 1:8
Correspondence between the public and Fendall R. Ellis for integration 1956; 19584 items
One letter is from a parent who supported integration and wanted to keep the schools open. Another is from parents who wanted their child to attend an integrated school and planned to send the child away to a more progressive school unless Charlottesville embraced integration in the schools. Dr. Ellis responded to each letter.
- Box-folder 1:9
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis and Dowell J. Howard to the School Board and Division Superintendents 1955 June 142 items
Ellis and Howard wrote to the School Board and Division Superintendents about the Supreme Court's opinion of May 31 which stated that "racial discrimination in public education is unconstitutional" but must be dealt with on a local level.
- Box-folder 1:10
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis and Dowell J. Howard to the School Board 1955 June 28, 302 items
The letters discuss the policy statement from the Governor which said that the decision of the United States Supreme Court created problems and would need appropriate legislation to support its views.
- Box-folder 1:11
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to R. Stanley Goodman, Jr. and a petition filed by the law firm of Hill, Martin and Robinson 1955 October 62 items
Oliver W. Hill's petition requests that the School Board voluntarily desegregate the schools for the 1956-1957 school term.
- Box-folder 1:12
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board regarding an analysis of Brown v. Board by [James Harry] Michael 1955 November3 items
Dr. Ellis informed them of a meeting to discuss an analysis of Brown v. Board written by [James Harry] Michael. There is a list of questions from the Committee of the Whole and a copy of the analysis.
- Box-folder 1:13
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board and a telegram from the Pupil Placement Board 1956 January 32 items
Ellis wrote to the School Board about a telegram from the placement board which ordered that the "local school boards and division superintendents are divested of all such powers" in the placement of pupils.
- Box-folder 1:14
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis and James Harry Michael, Jr. about an article, "The Legal Liability of School Districts" (not present) 1956 March 1, 62 items
- Box-folder 1:15
Letters between Oliver W. Hill and Fendall R. Ellis 1956 April 65 items
Hill wrote that he was waiting for a response to his petition (see 1:11) Dr. Ellis responded that "no action has been taken in this matter…" Also included is a letter from Ellis to the School Board and an excerpt from the School Board minutes.
- Box-folder 1:16
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Governor Thomas B. Stanley and a statement from Governor Stanley 1956 May 142 items
Dr. Ellis wrote that the School Board would be meeting with Attorney General Almond concerning the law suit. Governor Stanley issued a statement announcing that he would request the Chairman of the Commission on Public Education to call the Executive Committee of the Commission into session.
- Box-folder 1:17
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the Honorable John S. Battle, Jr.; copy of School Board Resolutions, and petition from Oliver W. Hill 1956 May 293 items
Dr. Ellis wrote that he would send John Battle all of his correspondence with Oliver W. Hill. The petition has handwritten notes (possibly notes on the employment of the parents of the children in the petition.)
- Box-folder 1:18
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to James Harry Michael, Jr. and John S. Battle about a study on "Attitudes of Negroes in Charlottesville toward Segregated Schools" and a response from John S. Battle. A copy of the report (survey questionnaire and tabulated results, with commentary) is present. 1956 June 213 items
The study (was prepared by Booker T. Reaves when he was a student in Professor Lambert Molyneaux's class on Race Relations in the Department of Sociology at the University of Virginia.)
- Box-folder 1:19
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board, The Daily Progress and Dr. Thomas T. Hamilton concerning the Civil Action Case against Dr. Ellis in the Federal District Court 1956 June-July6 items
Dr. Ellis sent a copy of the Summons to the editor of The Daily Progress , and letters to the School Board about meeting with John S. Battle to prepare an answer to the case. The Summons is included (June 1, 1956).
- Box-folder 1:20
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to members of the School Board concerning an informal meeting of the Board 1956 July 71 item
Dr. Ellis proposed that they meet to discuss the Civil Action Case which was scheduled to go to the Federal District Court on July 12
th . - Box-folder 1:21
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Attorney General James Lindsay Almond, Jr. and a statement on the meaning of "deliberate speed." (see also 4:9) 1956 July 72 items
- Box-folder 1:22
Letter from Charles "Chic" E. Moran, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis in support of desegregation 1956 August 201 item
Charles "Chic" E. Moran offered the services of the Virginia Council on Human Relations to bring in consultants to help the city successfully meet the problems of integration.
- Box-folder 1:23
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Principals regarding the Civil Action Case 1956 August 291 item
Dr. Ellis gave instructions to all teachers and school personnel to refrain from commenting about the lawsuit and the "serious problem confronting us."
- Box-folder 1:24
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Vincent Shea, Comptroller, University of Virginia 1956 November 261 item
Dr. Ellis asked Vincent Shea if the City of Charlottesville was eligible for any federal funds for elementary and secondary education.
- Box-folder 1:25
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Dean F. D. G. Ribble, Law School, University of Virginia 1956 November 262 items
Dr. Ellis sent Dean Ribble a brief statement that Ellis had prepared on his interpretations of "Meaning and Implications of 'Deliberate Speed." Ellis suggested that desegregation begin with one grade a year.
- Box-folder 1:26
Letters from John S. Battle, Jr. regarding his legal fees during the end of segregation 1957; 1960-1963; 196617 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote in one of his letters, "Judge Paul's favorable decision is a source of great encouragement to us all." (August 26, 1960)
- Box-folder 1:27
Letter from James Harry Michael, Jr. to the Charlottesville School Board, an article about Virginia integration, and the Fourth Circuit Court ruling 1957 January 1, 93 items
The article, "Order to Integrate In Virginia Upheld" from the Little Rock Arkansas Gazette , suggested that the state did not have to follow the Supreme Court ruling of May 17, 1954. There is also a letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board members with the text of the Fourth Circuit Court's ruling that they must put an end to segregation in the schools.
- Box-folder 1:28
Letter from Attorney General James Lindsay Almond, Jr. and Mark R. Hawes about the NAACP to Virginia Superintendents of Schools 1957 March 12 items
Attorney General James Lindsay Almond Jr. requested school officials to send any information regarding petitions filed by the NAACP to Mark R. Hawes, the Chief Counsel of the Florida Legislative Investigation Committee, who was investigating the NAACP.
- Box-folder 1:29
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Attorney General James Lindsay Almond, Jr. and an excerpt of the School Board minutes 1957 March 142 items
Superintendent Ellis sent Attorney General James Lindsay Almond, Jr. a resolution to retain the Honorable John S. Battle, Jr. to serve as their counsel and to also request the legal services of the Office of the Attorney General.
- Box-folder 1:30
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle, Jr. regarding a meeting with Judge John Paul 1957 July 202 items
Dr. Ellis asked if they could postpone the meeting.
- Box-folder 1:31
Letter from Booker Reaves to Fendall R. Ellis about the bond election 1957 July 171 item
Attached are lists of Jefferson School Patrons who helped with the School Bond Election
- Box-folder 1:32
Letter from Ben D. Lacy to Fendall R. Ellis and a senate report, "The Doctrine of Interposition Its History and Application" 1957 July 292 items
- Box-folder 1:33
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to School Board members with copies of Judge Paul's order and the action of the Pupil Placement Board 1957 August 82 items
Judge Paul ruled that no children would be denied entrance to a school because a parent failed to apply for a pupil assignment with the pupil placement board. He also ruled that the pupil placement board would act only as a guide for school officials and would not be an enforcement agency. There is also a press release statement about the decree.
- Box-folder 1:34
Letter from Dr. Robert D. Wright, to Dr. R. W. Garnett, President of Lane High School Parent Teachers Association 1957 November 81 item
Dr. Wright, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare cited the violence in Little Rock, Arkansas as an example of what could happen if there was no leadership in following the laws.
- Box-folder 1:35
Letters of praise for Fendall R. Ellis 1958 May and September2 items
Correspondents include Senator Theodore "Ted" Roosevelt Dalton and the Venable Faculty Committee.
- Box-folder 1:36
Letter from Oliver W. Hill with a petition to Fendall R. Ellis and the School Board 1958 May 181 item
The petition requests admittance for certain students in the public schools of the city by September 1958 without regard to their race or color.
- Box-folder 1:37
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board 1958 May 21, June 4, and September 3, October 174 items
Superintendent Ellis informed them of special meetings with John S. Battle, Jr.
- Box-folder 1:38
Letter from the secretary of the Venable Parent Teachers Association to R. Stanley Goodman, Jr., Chairman of the School Board 1958 June 111 item
Dorothy Owen sent the results of a poll from the parents of Venable School pupils to the School Board. One hundred and seventy seven parents wanted some measure of integration and one hundred and twenty eight preferred that Venable School be closed.
- Box-folder 1:39
Letters requesting the names of the parents of Venable School pupils 1958 June 244 items
Mr. and Mrs James P. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dulaney, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Faulconer, and Mrs. Harold M. Burrows requested a list of the names and addresses of the parents of Venable School pupils for the use of a poll [inquiring about desegregation and the closing of Venable School.
- Box-folder 1:40
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Oliver W. Hill and the School Board Resolution (desegregation plan or "Battle Plan") 1958 July 21, 222 items
Mr. Hill requested a copy of the resolution (which is present) that designated six geographic areas for school districts and interviews and testing.
- Box-folder 1:41
Letter from J. R. Jarman, Lane High School Parent Teachers Association to Mrs. Morris Brown recommending against sending a poll 1958 July 231 item
Mr. Jarman, president of the Lane PTA wrote that it would be better if they did not send a questionnaire "at this time."
- Box-folder 1:42
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the Honorable William R. Hill 1958 July 241 item
Superintendent Ellis congratulated Hill on his statement to the press regarding the school situation.
- Box-folder 1:43
Letters from Oliver W. Hill to Fendall R. Ellis requesting admission to schools on behalf of his clients 1958 July 25, 312 items
Hill requested that Carol Williams and Sylvia Delorus Morton be admitted to public schools regardless of their race or color. He also wrote Ellis that they were studying the validity of the "Battle Plan" and had advised their clients not to appear for personal interviews.
- Box-folder 1:44
Letter from Parents of "Negro" students applying to "white schools" [1958]1 item
Parents requested admission of their children to public schools without regard to race or color.
- Box-folder 1:45
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to J. J. Brewbaker, Superintendent of Norfolk Schools and Frank Gregg about the Charlottesville School Board Resolution and district maps 1958 August 44 items
Superintendent Ellis sent Superintendent Brewbaker a copy of the resolution (desegregation plan see 1:38). There are also minutes from the School Board meeting of July 8, 1958, a description of the Charlottesville School Districts, a letter thanking Gregg for maps of the school districts.
- Box-folder 1:46
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to John S. Battle, Jr. about the applications of "Negro" children to "white schools." 1958 August 141 item
Superintendent Ellis wrote that he was afraid that if they desegregated, the schools would be closed.
- Box-folder 1:47
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the members of the School Board 1958 August 141 item
Superintendent Ellis wrote to the School Board that there was no change in the status of the segregation case and informed them of the schedule for testing and interviewing the applicants.
- Box-folder 1:48
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to John S. Battle, Jr. about the interviews with the parents of "Negro" students 1958 August 191 item
Ellis wrote that it might be better to handwrite the notes during the interviews using shorthand as opposed to using recordings. He wrote that recordings might look like "the trappings of a Congressional investigation" and also that the Judge might "look with some skepticism on this technique."
- Box-folder 1:49
Letter from Governor James Lindsay Almond, Jr. to the Superintendents of Virginia Schools 1958 September 41 item
Governor Almond issued a statement explaining that no child could be excluded from school on a racial basis due to the Supreme Court ruling but no one had the authority to force a child to attend an integrated school.
- Box-folder 1:50
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Thomas J. Michie congratulating him on his position as Mayor of Charlottesville 1958 Sept 161 item
Dr. Ellis wrote, "I want to tell you how gratified I am that you are serving as the head of the city government during this difficult period."
- Box-folder 1:51
Letter from Governor James Lindsay Almond, Jr. to the Charlottesville School Board ordering the closing of Lane and Venable Schools1 item
The Governor wrote "Under compulsion of an order issued by the United States District Court for the Western District of Virginia, both white and colored children have been enrolled effective September 22, 1958 in Lane High School and Venable Elementary School. Pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 9.1, Title 22, of the Code of Virginia, the above-named schools are closed…"
- Box-folder 1:52
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to School Board members and teachers at Lane and Venable Schools 1958 September 223 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote about the resolution that parents should make private arrangements for education, and that teacher contracts would not be jeopardized by the closed schools.
- Box-folder 1:53
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to James Harry Michael, Jr. regarding Supreme Court's "proclamation" of September 29 (not present) 1958 October 11 item
- Box-folder 1:54
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle, Jr., about the legal interpretation of Judge John Paul's order 1958 October 132 items
The letters are to the School Board and teachers at Venable and Lane, and to R. Stanley Goodman explaining that teachers were not permitted to teach in private segregated classrooms using state funds, according to the Judge's ruling.
- Box-folder 1:55
Letters between John S. Battle, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis about signatures on the appeal bond 1958 October 212 items
Mr. Battle advised Superintendent Ellis that R. Stanley Goodman and Dr. Ellis needed to sign the appeal bond before a notary public.
- Box-folder 1:56
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Superintendents J. J. Brewbaker and Ray E. Reid about the 1870 Act of Congress 1958 November 136 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote in confidence about the 1870 Act of Congress which stipulated that the General Assembly had to maintain public schools in the state.
- Box-folder 1:57
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Frederick L. Morton and Mrs. Paul L. Carr about the First Baptist Church and the Joint High School Committee 1958 November 17, 242 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote about using and cleaning the Youth Building.
- Box-folder 1:58
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis and James E. Bowen about night watchmen during the school crisis 1958 November 18, 242 items
City Manager, James E. Bowen recommended that watchmen be placed on duty until the school crisis was over and Ellis responded that watchman were being placed at Lane, Venable and Burley at all times when the schools were closed.
- Box-folder 1:59
Letter from Davis Y. Paschell to Fendall R. Ellis giving permission to have basketball practice and games 1958 November 211 item
Davis Y. Paschell, Superintendent of Public Instruction approved the request and wrote that the Governor had allowed permission for sports in other closed schools in Norfolk and Warren County.
- Box-folder 1:60
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to John S. Battle, Jr. about an article by David Lawrence on the Fourteenth Amendment (not present) 1958 December 41 item
Superintendent Ellis sent Mr. Battle a copy of an article which suggested that the Fourteenth Amendment was never passed.
- Box-folder 1:61
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to [Daniel] J. Meador, Law School Professor and School Board minutes about the resolution for desegregation 1958 December 92 items
- Box-folder 1:62
Letter and news clippings from Fendall R. Ellis to Edmund Baxter about a statement on school closings 1958 December 97 items
Included is Arthur Fleming's statement about the serious disadvantages of children being without schools. Both Baxter and Fleming were officials with the Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
- Box-folder 1:63
Letter from John S. Battle, Jr. to the members of the School Board regarding the Harrison-Day Case and a letter about the re-opening of schools 1959 January 233 items
Mr. Battle advised that since they had lost all of their appeals, they had to allow "Negro" students admission into Venable and Lane schools. The School Board was given the authority to open the schools and Ellis received praise for their re-opening.
- Box-folder 1:64
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Edmund Baxter concerning the school crisis and a report on the impact of school closings 1959 February 34 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote that he felt that the school situation was "moving toward a reasonable solution."
- Box-folder 1:65
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis, Ray E. Reid, and J. J. Brewbaker about the success during the first day that schools were opened 1959 February 34 items
- Box-folder 1:66
Letter from Attorney General Albertis S. Harrison, Jr. to the Honorable E. G. Shaffer 1959 February 51 item
The Attorney General wrote to the Commonwealth's Attorney (for Wytheville, Virginia) that there were currently no enforceable laws for compulsory attendance.
- Box-folder 1:67
Letter from George W. Holmes III to Dean Ralph Cherry 1959 February 121 item
The letter describes map boundaries between Venable and Jefferson School and overcrowding of schools but the actual map is not present.
- Box-folder 1:68
Letters from Davis Y. Paschall to Dr. E. J. Oglesby, and Mrs. Lester A. Wilson, Jr. President, Venable PTA about cancelling his address on the Tuition Grant Program 1959 February 13-163 items
- Box-folder 1:69
Letter from the Commonwealth of Virginia Division of Statutory Research inviting Fendall R. Ellis to attend a meeting of The Committee on Enrollment and Transfers 1959 February 201 item
- Box-folder 1:70
Correspondence between Governor James Lindsay Almond, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis 1959 March 2, 32 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote to Governor Almond congratulating him for his "outstanding leadership" in the "school crisis." Governor Almond responded that "the road ahead is most difficult." He also wrote that he felt that efforts were being made to "abolish public education in Virginia."
- Box-folder 1:71
Letters between the Office of John S. Battle, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis inviting him to attend a conference 1959 March 52 items
Battle invited Dr. Ellis to attend the National Conference of Public School Officials and the United States Commission on Civil Rights in Nashville but Dr. Ellis was not able to attend.
- Box-folder 1:72
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to L. D. Cooley and Dr. Henry Cheetham, Minister of the Thomas Jefferson Memorial Unitarian Church 1959 April 272 items
Dr. Ellis mentioned his gratitude for their meetings with "Negro" citizens and their work in "ameliorating the school problem and in improving race relations."
- Box-folder 1:73
Letter from Louise R. Cooper, NAACP, to the parents of seventh graders announcing that schools are desegregated 1959 April 281 item
- Box-folder 1:74
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Knox Turnbull thanking him for his leadership 1959 May 11 item
- Box-folder 1:75
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis and Colonel Francis Pickens Miller thanking him for his essay 1959 May 44 items
Colonel Miller wrote an essay "Rough Notes on Some Events in Charlottesville, Virginia (1957-1959)" which is included, and describes a group of local businessmen and University of Virginia leaders who made a statement of acceptance for desegregation with over twelve hundred signatures (published in The Daily Progress on January 31, 1959.) Pickens invited John S. Battle, Jr. but he responded that he "would have nothing to do with it." "…he was tired of the whole business."
- Box-folder 1:76
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the Principals regarding pupil assignments and a list of grades and pupil assignments 1959 May 15, May 212 items
Ellis asked principals to send him any information on pupils who should be transferred.
- Box-folder 1:77
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Colonel Francis Pickens Miller about pupil assignments 1959 June 31 item
Dr. Ellis was concerned that there would be a lot of requests for transfers and he was trying to maintain peace between the racial extremists and the NAACP.
- Box-folder 1:78
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Randolph White, school assignments, and a press release 1959 June 94 items
"School Assignments of Certain Negro Pupils for Session 1959-1960." Individuals that were named in the court case are listed along with the school they were attending in the next session.
- Box-folder 1:79
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis and Colonel Francis Pickens Miller to Randolph L. White asking him to write an editorial encouraging the parents to accept school assignments 1959 June 162 items
Colonel Miller and Dr. Ellis wanted parents to accept school assignments because they were concerned that transfers would upset racial extremists. Colonel Miller asked Randolph White to write an editorial stating that the assignments would be made according to Judge John Paul's Order.
- Box-folder 1:80
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to J. G. Blount revealing the teacher salaries during the closing of the schools 1959 June 221 item
- Box-folder 1:81
Correspondence Sarah Patton Boyle to Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle, Jr. 1959 June 262 items
Sarah Patton Boyle wrote to Ellis and Battle informing them that the NAACP was a moderate law abiding organization compared to "real radicals and trouble makers among Negroes" without leadership. There is a also a copy of The Augusta Courier
- Box-folder 1:82
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to James E. Bowen, Jr. 1959 July 11 item
The letter has instructions for submitting a bill for teachers' salaries to the Commonwealth during the period September 1958 through January 1959.
- Box-folder 1:83
Letter from W. T. Woodson to Fendall R. Ellis about desegregation in Fairfax, Virginia 1959 July 11 item
Dr. Woodson, Division Superintendent of the Fairfax County School Board thanked Dr. Ellis for his help with desegregation in the Fairfax schools.
- Box-folder 1:84
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Dr. Ralph W. Cherry and a letter from George W. Holmes III to Ellis about an honorarium for them for their assistance on the map of school districts 1959 July 2-32 items
- Box-folder 1:85
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to T. C. Williams about desegregation in Alexandria, Virginia 1959 August 281 item
- Box-folder 1:86
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Colonel Francis Pickens Miller and Knox Turnbull about enrollment and pupil progress and a response from Colonel Miller 1959 October3 items
Dr. Ellis sent enrollment figures for the first day of school compared with the last sessions and a report on pupil progress. The statistics and enrollment information are not included.
- Box-folder 1:87
Correspondence of Fendall R. Ellis and Eugene Williams, President NAACP Charlottesville Branch 1960 May 10, 233 items
President Williams criticized Ellis for not instituting desegregation and not following the plan laid out by the U. S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit. Ellis responded that the School Board would assign pupils according to the desegregation plan. There is also a handwritten note that Mr. Williams "might not have brought suit if a Negro had been appointed to School Board."
- Box-folder 1:88
Letter from Oliver W. Hill to the School Board of Charlottesville about an appeal on denied transfers for fifteen of Hills' clients 1960 June 241 item
- Box-folder 1:89
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Oliver W. Hill about pupil assignments 1960 July 11 item
Superintendent Ellis sent Hill information on pupil assignments for students named in the lawsuit. He also sent names of students that the School Board had approved for transfers.
- Box-folder 1:90
Letter from Oliver W. Hill to Fendall R. Ellis requesting the names and addresses of "white" children in the Jefferson School District for the Hearing of Allen, et al vs. School Board of Prince Edward County, et al and a letter from Ellis requesting names from the Principals; list of names 1960 August 3, 45 items
- Box-folder 1:91
Letters between Judge John Paul and Fendall R. Ellis regarding academic data for one of the appellants 1960 August 10, 112 items
Judge John Paul requested Superintendent Ellis to send the academic data for Gloria Hamilton, a " Negro" applicant for transfer to Lane High School. Superintendent Ellis indicated that she would struggle in eighth grade at Lane.
- Box-folder 1:92
Letter from E. L. Lamberth to Fendall R. Ellis thanking him for a copy of the Charlottesville school desegregation plan 1960 September 91 item
- Box-folder 1:93
Letters from Mrs. Hattie L. DeBerry to Fendall R. Ellis requesting permission for her son, Garwin DeBerry to transfer from Lane High School to Jackson P. Burley High School 1960 September 23; 1962 June 16, 193 items
Mrs. DeBerry wanted her son, Garwin DeBerry to transfer to Burley because he was not allowed to play athletics at Lane and it was his intention to make athletics his "life career." [Garwin DeBerry became the head football coach at Charlottesville High School for twenty eight years from 1980 to 2007 following Tommy Theodose. He led the Charlottesville Black Knights into victory, winning multiple Jefferson District titles.]
- Box-folder 1:94
Letter from the court reporter to Fendall R. Ellis 1960 September 231 item
The court reporter of the United States District Court Western District of Virginia, Mary Bidle, wrote to Superintendent Ellis that the transcript was finished and that she hoped that "as the years go by your problems will vanish."
- Box-folder 1:95
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle, Jr. about Battle continuing to represent the School Board 1960 September 28, October 52 items
- Box-folder 1:96
Letter from Virginia E. Lewis to Fendall R. Ellis and a list of school divisions 1960 October 122 items
- Box-folder 1:97
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to other school superintendents in Virginia suggesting that they meet to exchange information about desegregation 1960 October 201 item
- Box-folder 1:98
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle about the appendix filed in the case of Carolyn M. Dodson et al. vs. The School Board of the City of Charlottesville, et al. (appendix not present) 1961 January 92 items
- Box-folder 1:99
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and John S. Battle, Jr. regarding the date of the hearing before the United States Court of Appeals in Richmond 1961 January 202 items
Superintendent Ellis wrote that the weather made it impossible for him to attend.
- Box-folder 1:100
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis and L. O. Todd about a copy of Charlottesville's desegregation plan 1961 February 282 items
- Box-folder 1:101
Correspondence between John S. Battle, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis about pupil assignments 1961 March 1, 222 items
Dr. Ellis asked John S. Battle if the schools should take any action regarding the regulations issued by the State Board of Education and Battle responded that they should wait until they have heard the decision from the United States Court for the Fourth Circuit.
- Box-folder 1:102
Letter from John S. Battle, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis and the Decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit in the Carolyn M. Dodson case 1961 April 202 items
The Court affirmed the ruling of the District Court saying that the School Board was taking steps to end discriminatory practices.
- Box-folder 1:103
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Principals and School Board members asking them to study the U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Decision 1961 April 25, 273 items
- Box-folder 1:104
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to John S. Battle, Jr. and form letters for pupil assignments in elementary schools 1961 May 32 items
Dr. Ellis sought Mr. Battle's advice on the wording of the application forms for pupil assignments in the elementary schools.
- Box-folder 1:105
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Adam Clymer about Clymer's article on private schools in The Virginian-Pilot (article not present) 1961 May 251 item
- Box-folder 1:106
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to John S. Battle, Jr. and pupil assignment preferences 1961 June 6, 132 items
Dr. Ellis interviewed the parents of the forty four "Negro" children living outside of the Jefferson School District and assigned them to the schools of the parent's choice. Twelve children were assigned to Venable High School and thirty two were assigned to Jefferson School for the school year 1961-1962.
- Box-folder 1:107
Correspondence between a parent and Fendall R. Ellis about the enrollment of her daughter 1961 June 18, 22 and 1962 June 193 items
Dr. Ellis responded that he looked forward to meeting her to discuss the enrollment of her daughter. Later he wrote that she could attend Jackson P. Burley High School. (June 19, 1962)
- Box-folder 1:108
Letters from John S. Battle, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis regarding their upcoming appeal in Allen v. School Board of the City of Charlottesville 1961 September 5, 172 items
John Battle made his arguments to Judge Paul and wrote that the Judge "has now a reasonably sympathetic attitude towards our endeavors."
- Box-folder 1:109
Correspondence between James Baker and Fendall R. Ellis and enrollment figures for The News Leader 1961 September 124 items
Dr. Ellis responded that there were five hundred and twenty five "white" pupils and twenty "Negro" pupils at Venable and nine hundred and ninety "white" pupils and fifteen "Negro" pupils at Lane. Dr. Ellis explained that the decision from the Circuit Court of Appeals might change some of the figures. A questionnaire is mentioned but not present.
- Box-folder 1:110
Correspondence between the Honorable James M. Thomson and Fendall R. Ellis answering questions about how the schools were closed 1961 October 172 items
- Box-folder 2:1
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis and Dr. Cleveland A. Thomas about enrollment at Parker School in Chicago 1961 October 17, 302 items
Dr. Ellis asked Dr. Thomas, Principal of Francis W. Parker School about the percentage of students that were "Negro."
- Box-folder 2:2
Correspondence between Fendall R. Ellis, J. G. Blount and John S. Battle, Jr. about establishing compulsory attendance and pupil assignments 1961 October-November11 items
Attorney John S. Battle, Jr. recommended that they hold off on implementing a compulsory school attendance resolution until after the hearings.
- Box-folder 2:3
Correspondence between John S. Battle, Jr., Judge John Paul and Fendall R. Ellis and a Motion to Intervene 1961 November4 items
S. W. Tucker filed a Motion to Intervene for students that he wanted to add to the lawsuit. Judge Paul ruled that no action be taken because there was no point in transferring students during the school year.
- Box-folder 2:4
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the parents of Vernetta Lewis, and Vernetta Lewis to her teacher 1961 November, 1962 June 82 items
Dr. Ellis wrote to her parents that she could attend Jackson P. Burley High School in the 1962-1963 school sessions. In November 1961 Vernetta Lewis had written to her teacher, "I don't like Lane and nothing about it. I don't feel that I belong here. Maybe I don't." She also mentioned that the boy that sat in front of her was calling her names and kicking her.
- Box-folder 2:5
Correspondence between John S. Battle, Jr. Judge John Paul, and Fendall R. Ellis and a Motion to Vacate the Stay 1962 March -April9 items
Battle described the plaintiff's motion (which was overruled) as a "back door effort" to have "Negro" children placed in Lane for the 1962-1963 session." Battle recommended that the School Board stay firm on using academic criteria but transfer the Woodfolk twins into Lane to appease the Court.
- Box-folder 2:6
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to J. M. Dunnavant , Jr. and a pupil transfer form for "white" children who live in the Jefferson School District 1962 May 92 items
- Box-folder 2:7
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis, J. M. Dunnavant, Jr. and Mrs. Josephine Morrison about transferring her daughter from Jefferson to Venable School 1962 May 30, June 4, August 30, October 224 items
Mrs. Morrison, a client of S. W. Tucker wrote, "I want my child to attend a desegregated school as she is entitle [sic] to do under the Constitution." Dr. Ellis denied the request because the Court had ruled that pupils must attend the elementary school that was in their district. The ruling was under appeal and on October 22, Dr. Ellis wrote that since the Court did change its ruling, her daughter could attend Venable School.
- Box-folder 2:8
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. and Mrs. George L. Whitlock, J. M. Dunnavant, Jr. and John S. Battle, Jr. about permission for their daughter to transfer from Jefferson to Johnson School 1962 May 30, 31, August 30, October 225 items
After denying the request, Dr. Ellis wrote that since the Court did change its ruling, their daughter, Rosalind could attend Johnson School.
- Box-folder 2:9
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis, J. M. Dunnavant, Jr., and the Reverend R. A. Johnson about permission for his son to transfer from Jefferson School to Venable 1962 June 2, 5, August 30, October 224 items
After first denying the request, Dr. Ellis gave permission for his son to attend Venable since the Court decision was made to allow transfers.
- Box-folder 2:10
Letters from Booker T. Reaves and Mrs. Harrison Williams to Fendall R. Ellis about children who wanted to attend Lane High School 1962 June 4, 52 items
There is a list of nine children who expressed a desire to attend Lane High School.
- Box-folder 2:11
11 Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the parents of Diane Gardner who wanted their daughter to be transferred to Jackson P. Burley High School 1962 June 81 item
Dr. Ellis wrote to Mr. and Mrs. William Gardner that their daughter, Diane Gardner, could attend Jackson P. Burley in the 1962-1963 school sessions.
- Box-folder 2:12
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. W. R. Taylor, Jr about permission for his daughter to transfer from Jefferson School to Venable 1962 June 10, August 30, October 223 items
After denying his request, Ellis wrote on October 22, since the Court made its ruling to allow transfers in the elementary schools, his daughter, Vernita M. Taylor could attend Venable School.
- Box-folder 2:13
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lewis, Jr. about permission for their son to transfer from Jefferson School to Johnson School 1962 June 11, August 30, October 223 items
After denying their request, Dr. Ellis wrote on October 22 that since the Court had made its ruling to allow transfers; his son could attend Johnson School.
- Box-folder 2:14
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. Andrew B. Jackson about permission for his daughter to attend Lane High School 1962 June 12, August 272 items
- Box-folder 2:15
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. Otho Y. Bibbs about permission for his daughter to transfer from Jefferson School to Venable Elementary School 1962 June 13, August 30, October 223 items
After denying his request, Dr. Ellis gave her permission to transfer to Venable since the Court made its decision to allow transfers.
- Box-folder 2:16
Letters between Ruby Scott and Fendall R. Ellis about permission for several children to be transferred to Venable High School 1962 June 15, October 225 items
After denying her request, Ellis informed her that her children could attend Venable after the Court decision of September 17, 1962.
- Box-folder 2:17
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. Reese Brown about permission for her daughter, Deborah Charlene Brown, to attend Lane High School in the 1962-1963 school sessions. 1962 June 15, August 273 items
- Box-folder 2:18
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. Susie A. Williams about permission for her "godchild" to attend Lane High School 1962 June 15, August 272 items
Mrs. Williams requested permission for Clyde Melvin Green to attend Lane and Dr. Ellis gave his approval although he wrote her that he did not think that it was in his "best educational interest" to transfer since he was in the eleventh grade. There are notations on the letter in pencil of his grades and test scores.
- Box-folder 2:19
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brooks about permission for their daughter to attend Lane High School in the 1962-1963 school sessions. 1962 June 17, August 27, and September 43 items
There was a phone message from the principal's office that Carolyn Brooks was at the wrong school. Dr. Ellis made a scribble on the note that "nothing be done said to child [sic] and wait to see what happened."
- Box-folder 2:20
Letter from John S. Battle, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis about the Dillard case with copies to Roscoe S. Adams 1962 June 183 items
Battle expressed his pessimism over the direction of the case. The Court (Judge Sobelof, Judge Soper, and Judge Boreman) felt that since the School Board accepted all of the applications for "white" children, they could not deny any applications from a "Negro" child, even if he was deficient academically.
- Box-folder 2:21
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to the School Board summarizing the number of requests for transfers in the 1962-1963 school sessions 1962 June 191 item
Dr. Ellis outlined the policies for requesting transfers as well as reporting on the number of requests.
- Box-folder 2:22
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. Margaret Carr about her request to transfer her child from Jefferson School to Venable 1962 June 20, August 272 items
Superintendent Ellis denied her request since the ruling was under appeal and no decision had been made yet to change it.
- Box-folder 2:23
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis, J. M. Dunnavant, Jr., and John S. Battle, Jr. about the court case and the need for a new high school 1961 December, 1962 June3 items
- Box-folder 2:24
Letter from Herman L. Horn to Fendall R. Ellis thanking him for sending a copy of the Charlottesville desegregation plan 1962 July 61 item
- Box-folder 2:25
Correspondence between Dr. Daniel K. Freudenthal and Fendall R. Ellis about intercultural education and "defacto segregation "1962 July 182 items
- Box-folder 2:26
Letter from Edward A. Mearns, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis thanking him for information that he needed [for a book he was writing on Civil Rights] 1962 July 201 item
- Box-folder 2:27
Correspondence between Paul G. Hook and Fendall R. Ellis regarding problems with integration 1962 August 6, 92 items
Paul G. Hook, Superintendent of Fredericksburg Public Schools asked Dr. Ellis about admitting "Negro" students into "white" schools saying, "Obviously, we want to admit as few as possible."
- Box-folder 2:28
Letter from John S. Battle, Jr. to the Honorable Judge John Paul about Motions filed by S. W. Tucker 1962 August 211 item
Battle wrote to Judge John Paul asking him to await the final decisions of the U. S. Court of appeals and ignore the motion filed by S. W. Tucker.
- Box-folder 2:29
Letters from John S. Battle, Jr. to Fendall R. Ellis and the Honorable Chief Judge Simon E. Sobeloff about Motions filed by S. W. Tucker 1962 August 28, September 42 items
Battle wrote to Judge Sobeloff expressing his resistance to the motions filed by S. W. Tucker.
- Box-folder 2:30
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mrs. Paul Dobson giving permission for her daughter to attend Lane High School after the Court decision. 1962 September 181 item
- Box-folder 2:31
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to A. L. Scott, Principal of Burley submitting a list of students who were eligible for transfer as a result of the Court decision 1962 September 181 item
- Box-folder 2:32
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mrs. Gertrude Hamilton giving permission for her children to attend Lane High School as a result of the Court decision 1962 September 181 item
Gloria Hamilton was described in a letter from Fendall R. Ellis as having a low academic record. See 1:91 1960 August 10 and 2:58 court cases test scores.
- Box-folder 2:33
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. George W. King, Jr. giving permission for his son to attend Lane High School after the Court decision 1962, September 181 item
- Box-folder 2:34
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mrs. Grace Muse giving permission for her daughter to attend Lane High School after the Court decision 1962 September 181 item
- Box-folder 2:35
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. Claudine Swift about permission for her daughter to attend Lane High School after the Court decision 1962 September 18 and October 22 items
- Box-folder 2:36
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Mrs. Lucy Ferguson giving permission for her daughters to attend Lane High School after the Court decision 1962 September 18, 213 items
- Box-folder 2:37
Correspondence between John S. Battle, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis about the Dillard case 1962 September 19, 274 items
Battle wrote that he was preparing a motion for a continuation of a stay so that they could get more time to apply for a writ of certiorari from the U. S. Court of Appeals. Ruling included.
- Box-folder 2:38
Letter from Paul C. Slayton, Jr., Principal, Venable to Fendall R. Ellis submitting a list of "Negroes" at Venable School and their class assignments 1962 September 271 item
- Box-folder 2:39
Letter from W. I. Nickels, Jr. Principal, Lane High School, to Fendall R. Ellis submitting a list of "Negro" pupils and their placements 1962 October 11 item
- Box-folder 2:40
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. and Mrs. John Daniels informing them that their daughter may enter Venable School 1962 October 221 item
- Box-folder 2:41
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. and Mrs. Grafton Dillard informing them that their daughter may enter Venable School 1962 October 221 item
- Box-folder 2:42
Letter from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. Beverly McCullough informing him that his daughter may enter Venable School 1962 October 221 item
- Box-folder 2:43
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to Mr. Eugene Williams informing him that his daughters may enter Johnson School 1962 October 222 items
- Box-folder 2:44
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. F. Lewis Henry about transferring her daughter from Jefferson School to Venable School 1962 October 23, November 52 items
- Box-folder 2:45
Letters between Fendall R. Ellis and Mrs. Marguerite Smith about her daughter attending Venable in the 1963-1964 school sessions 1962 October 27, November 52 items
- Box-folder 2:46
Letters from the Principals to Fendall R. Ellis submitting a list of "Negroes" at Venable, and Johnson Schools 1962-19635 items
There is a list of the "Negro" pupils in the first through seventh grades for each teacher at Venable and Johnson Schools for November 15, 1962, and a total number of "Negro" pupils at Johnson, Venable, and Lane for November 20, 1962, and a list for Johnson School for September 12, 1963.
- Box-folder 2:47
Letters from Fendall R. Ellis to L. W. Hannen and Marshall Funk about sending a copy of the School Desegregation plan adopted by the Charlottesville School Board 1963 January 21, March 143 items
- Box-folder 2:48
Correspondence between John S. Battle, George C. Tramontin, Roscoe S. Adams, and Fendall R. Ellis regarding pupil assignments after the Courts ruling 1963 May5 items
- Box-folder 2:49
Letter from The Richmond-Times Dispatch to George C. Tramontin about the secrecy of pupil assignments. 1963 June 41 item
Marvin E. Garrette wrote to Acting Superintendent Tramontin about the importance of publishing pupil assignments. He argued that other communities needed this information to help them with their desegregation plans as well as the people in Charlottesville.
- Box-folder 2:50
Letter from Henry F. Johnson, NAACP, to Superintendent George C. Tramontin 1963 October 311 item
Mr. Johnson complained to Superintendent Tramontin that the bond issue was being represented in a negative manner and that the School Administration was trying to preserve segregation.
- Box-folder 2:51
Letter from George C. Tramontin to James E. Bowen, Jr. about legal fees for desegregation cases 1964 September 21 item
- Box-folder 2:52
Court Cases: Text of High Court Ruling On School Segregation 1954 May 171 item
Reprinted from The Richmond News Leader
- Box-folder 2:53
Court Cases: Petition to the School Board of the City of Charlottesville from Oliver W. Hill 1955 October 61 item
List of forty four plaintiffs represented by Oliver Hill and a statement about the delaying of desegregation in the Charlottesville City Schools. See another copy of the petition in 1:11
- Box-folder 2:54
Court Cases: Summons In A Civil Action. United States District Court For the Western District of Virginia Charlottesville Division 1956 May 71 item
- Box-folder 2:55
Court Cases: A Transcript of Doris Marie Allen et al., vs. The Charlottesville School Board 1956 July 121 item
The transcription of the trial is one hundred and thirty eight pages and includes litigation by Attorney General James Lindsay Almond. The Court ruled that as long as the School Board was acting in good faith and trying to take steps toward integration, there would not be any punitive action taken against them.
- Box-folder 2:56
Court Cases: Hearing on Motion [1957 July 26]1 item
Judge John Paul explained that unless the School Board admitted some of the forty "Negro" applicants into "white" schools for the next term, he would have to hold the School Board in contempt of court. Mr. Battle explained that if they took that action, the state would close the schools.
- Box-folder 2:57
Court Cases: Enrollment information 1956-196254 items
There are figures on current enrollment and lists of applicants for admission into "white schools." Also included are pupil assignments, and student applications for admission.
- Box-folder 2:58
Court Cases: Test scores of plaintiffs 1958-196235 items
Enclosed are materials such as test scores, enrollment information, teachers' comments, and residences of the plaintiffs to be used in the court cases. The materials included test scores from the Iowa Silent Reading Test, and California Test of Mental Maturity.
- Box-folder 2:59
Court Cases: Motion To Modify Order 1958 August 111 item
John S. Battle, Jr. made a request to the Court that they accept the Desegregation Plan ["Battle Plan"] which they did.
- Box-folder 2:60
Court Cases: Subpoena and temporary injunction against the School Board from making any pupil placements 1958 August 201 item
Complainants Weir E. Wharton and Lynwood G. Preddy were granted an injunction to temporarily stop the desegregation plan from being used in pupil placements in the public elementary schools.
- Box-folder 2:61
Court Cases: Leola Pearl Beckett v. The School Board of the City of Norfolk1 item
The case sought to have enrollments deferred until September 1959.
- Box-folder 2:62
Court Cases: Answer to Complaint in Intervention and Motion For Further Relief by John S. Battle, Jr. and Fendall R. Ellis 1960 August 21 item
Battle asserted that School Board denied the transfers for these students based upon lawful grounds using the desegregation plan. He also pointed out that they had admitted some of the "Negro" students to "white" schools.
- Box-folder 2:63
Court Cases: Hearing on Motion for Further Relief (Doris Marie Allen et al. v. The School Board of the City of Charlottesville, Virginia and Fendall R. Ellis) 1960 August 81 transcript, 112 pages
The motion was filed on behalf of ten "Negro" students whose applications for enrollment at Lane, Venable and Johnson Schools were denied by the Superintendent. Judge John Paul ruled in favor of the School Board.
- Box-folder 3:1
Court Cases: Caroline M. Dodson v. The School Board of the City of Charlottesville, Virginia and Fendall R. Ellis 1961 April 141 item
Oliver W. Hill filed an appeal in the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit for his clients (ten "Negro" pupils) and a review of the desegregation plan. The Court recognized that the plan had some discrimination but ruled that the School Board was acting in good faith, and had made some progress in assigning some "Negro" students to previously "white" schools.
- Box-folder 3:2
Court Cases: Motion For Further Relief and a letter from John S. Battle to Fendall R. Ellis 1961 August 312 items
S. W. Tucker filed a motion asking the Court to order the School Board to admit the "Negro" students into the schools that they had requested for the 1961-1962 term.
- Box-folder 3:3
Court Cases: Defendants file their Answers to Interrogatories 1961 October 109 items
Fendall R. Ellis gave a list of students with their address, enrollment dates, other enrollment figures, and information about the members of the School Board to the Court.
- Box-folder 3:4
Court Cases: Civil Subpoena to Produce Document 1961 October 191 item
Fendall R. Ellis was subpoenaed to appear in the United States District Court to testify and bring records showing the present student enrollment and number of teachers in each of the Charlottesville public schools.
- Box-folder 3:5
Court Cases: Opinion by the Court in Allen vs. The Charlottesville School Board 1961 October 23, 241 item
The District Judge issued his opinion that the School Board was falling short of practicing desegregation. He advised that criteria (tests) that were being applied to "Negro" children must also be applied to white children. [Needs flattening]
- Box-folder 3:6
Court Cases: "Defendants' Memorandum upon Hearing" by John S. Battle on October 23 and 24, 1961." 1961 October 311 item
Mr. Battle wrote an outline and summary of his case to the Judge after The United States Court of Appeals ruled that the practices of the School Board in pupil assignments were "forbidden by the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States." Of note, Battle wrote, "In a relatively short period of time natural shifts in the population of Charlottesville will undoubtedly result in a greater number of "Negro" families living in the "white school" districts."
- Box-folder 3:7
Court Cases: Doris Dillard v. The School Board of the City of Charlottesville, Virginia 1962 September 17, October 12 items
The Court ruled that the School Board was not administering the desegregation plan as it was intended and the case was remanded to the Court to allow the transfer of "Negro" students into white schools (without testing). Battle wrote Ellis that they would file a motion for a stay of all proceedings regarding the elementary school situation until they could apply to Chief Justice Warren and the U. S. Supreme Court to review the decision made by the lower court (writ of certiorari). [Needs flattening]
- Box-folder 3:8
Court Cases: List of children who could be transferred to Venable and Johnson Schools after October 10 1962 October 102 items (original and rough draft)
- Box-folder 3:9
Court Cases: Affidavit for Marvin C. Sutphin in the case of Cochyese Griffin v. State Board of Education. 1964 September 241 item
Marvin C. Sutphin, Assistant Superintendent of Charlottesville Schools, signed an affidavit confirming the enrollment figures for the 1964-1965 school sessions; the school policy that race was not designated on the school enrollment records; and all requests for school transfers by June 19, 1964 were honored.
- Box-folder 1:1
- Box-folder 3:10
Applicants for possible school transfer 1959 September1 item
- Box-folder 3:11
Interview notes from visit with Frederick D. Wallace 1961 June 234 items
Notes were taken during an interview with Mr. and Mrs. Frederick D. Wallace by [Dr. Ellis' assistant] to determine if the Wallace children could transfer from Gordonsville to Charlottesville Schools. From the notes it appears that the request was probably denied.
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Oversize Maps of Charlottesville School Districts 1951, 1955, 19623 items
- Box-folder 3:12
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board regarding a Resolution made by the Charlottesville School Board in response to the Supreme Court Decision of Brown v. Board of Education 1955 July 85 items
The School Board made a resolution that no plans could be made until the legal aspects of the decision were determined, that the public school system be maintained, and that flexibility be a huge component of any plan including delaying compulsive attendance laws.
- Box-folder 3:13
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board and Desegregation Plan 1958 May 12, July 83 items
Mr. Battle interpreted the ruling of Judge John Paul and explained that any applications for student transfers should be determined on a racially non-discriminatory basis. The School Board made a resolution (desegregation plan) that designated geographical areas for six elementary schools of the city and the application of academic standards and interviews to determine pupil placement. (The "Battle Plan") See also 1:38.
- Box-folder 3:14
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board, 1959 January 11 item
There is a resolution thanking the Charlottesville Community for their assistance with education while the schools were closed.
- Box-folder 3:15
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board regarding the reopening of Venable and Lane Schools 1959 January 26, 28, 305 items
The School Board made a resolution to operate Venable and Lane Schools in strict compliance with the law regarding pupil placements and court orders. There was also a meeting on January 30
th designating February 4, 1959 as the reopening of Venable and Lane on a racially segregated basis. - Box-folder 3:16
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board, Resolution to retain Dean Ralph Cherry to prepare a map of the Elementary School Districts 1959 February 121 item
- Box-folder 3:17
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board regarding the desegregation plan 1959 February 182 items
The School Board mentioned that the plaintiffs (in Allen v. School Board) received little academic instruction during the 1958-1959 school term so the superintendent would arrange tutoring for them prior to September 1959.
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Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board [1959]5 items
The superintendent recommended an experiment to separate the pupils by gender for some grades during the 1959-1960 school sessions. There is also correspondence and a news clipping about separate classrooms for boys and girls in order to avoid "Race Mongrelization"
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News clippings about desegregation 1954-1958; n. d.51 items
Articles are mostly from The Daily Progress and discuss the court cases and the events impacting the schools in Charlottesville.
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News clippings about desegregation 1959-1962; 1979-199447 items
Articles are from The Daily Progress which span from the reopening of the schools to the development of desegregation plans. Also newspaper articles looking back on desegregation. # items
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Organizations: Charlottesville Educational Foundation 1958-196023 items
The Charlottesville Educational Foundation: (segregation oriented) was a group that formed to offer education during the closing of Venable and Lane Schools.
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Organizations: Committee for Public Education 1958-19608 items
There is a list of the objectives which was primarily to keep public schools open and avoid private schools (since they were not a permanent solution to the school crisis.)
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Oversize broadside sponsored by the Committee for Public Education 1959 April 221 item
One broadside with two articles from The Lynchburg News , one written by John S. Battle, Jr. "Scholarship Program May Result In Even More Integration" and "Mr. Battle Speaks Out."
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Organizations: General Assembly Special Session 1959 May 6, 71 item
Notes from the Attorney General's office that instructed the School Board to show the total number of children residing in the city multiplied by the cost to the city for their education; money for scholarships; and money for school operations
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Organizations: National Education Association Survey 1959 January 91 item
Superintendent Ellis completed a survey on the effect of the closed schools on students, teachers and public attitudes.
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Organizations: Parent's Committee for Emergency Schooling 1958-19596 items
The organization was formed to offer temporary education during the closing of the schools. There are articles of Incorporation, mission of the group, and a petition asking that the local authorities be allowed to handle the school situation.
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Organizations: Pupil Placement Board 1956-19594 items
There is a telegram from the PPB informing the School Board that the placement board would assign the pupils. The School Board decided to file a motion questioning their authority. Also included is a list of procedures for pupil placements.
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Organizations: Pupil Placement Board Applications 1956-19581 group of applications
Applications for placement of pupils approved by the board for the school session 1956-1957, 1957-1958, and 1959-1960.
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Organizations: Pupil Placement Board Applications 1956-19581 group of applications
Applications for placement of pupils approved by the Pupil Placement Board for school session 1956-1957, 1957-1958, and 1959-1960.
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Desegregation Organizations: Pupil Scholarship Funds 1958-19631 notebook
There are reports that depict the names and number of students who were recipients; the private schools that they attended; and the net costs to the City and State.
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Organizations: Southern Regional Council Reports 1959-196221 articles
Southern Regional Council was organized in 1919 to fight racial injustice in the South.
Articles included are: Report No. L-6 on the "The 'Davis Report' and the Truth about the Public School situation in Washington, D. C." 1959, July 3; Report No. L-8 on "Race and Intelligence" (Eighteen of the "Country's leading psychologists and anthropologists" issued comments about the equality of the races) 1959 August 10; Report No. L-9 on "The Private School Answer to the Desegregation Crisis The Virginia Experience" 1959 September 1; Report No. L-13 "Did you find that there was much difference in the ability of Negro children to receive and profit by instruction?" December 15, 1959;Report No. L-14 "A Report From Virginia" 1960 February 15; Report L-15 "Types of Desegregation Plans" can be found under Desegregation Plans in Other Areas 4:15; Report L-16 on "Atlanta and Washington Racial Differences in Academic Achievement by Frank H. Stallings 1960 February 26 Printed?; Report No. L-17 "Desegregation and Academic Achievement, March 14, 1960; Report No. L-19 "What Price Tag for 'Massive Resistance?" (by Frank Trippett Reprinting from St. Petersburg Times) October 14, 1960; Report No. L-20 Problem Solving Through Race Relations 1960 October 25; Report No. L-21 "Public Schools and community Development" 1960 November 30; Report No. L-22 Memorandum "To Florida Leaders In Civic, Religious, and Business Affairs" 1960 December 9;Special Report 19 "Sanctuaries for Tradition: Virginia's New Private Schools" 1961 February 8; Report No. L-24 Addresses by businessmen in Atlanta, and New Orleans 1960-1961; Report No. L-26 Address from General Lucius D. Clay at the Governor's Conference on Trade and Commerce in Atlanta, Georgia 1961 July 25; Report No. L-31 Wall Street Journal article, "Slipping Segregation: Negroes Win Lowering of More Barriers in South" 1962 February 6; Report No. L-32 Commentary by Dr. William P. Sullivan of Carleton Putnam's book, Race and Reason: A Yankee View . 1962 March 9; Report No. L-33 "A Statement of Recommended Police Policy Resulting from the New York University Graduate School of Public Administration Conference on 'The Challenge of Desegregation for the American Police Executive" 1962 March 9; Report No. L-34-A "Desegregation of Southern Parochial Schools" 1963 August 19; Report No. L-45on "Public Education in Mississippi" 1963 August 19
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Organizations. State Board of Education Statement. 1955 December 131 item
The board wanted the Constitutional Convention to amend Section 141 (which barred the use of public funds for private education) and would allow the schools to use tuition grants to send "white" children to all "white" schools.
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Organizations United States Commission on Civil Rights. March 1, 19601 item
There is written statement by Superintendent Ellis describing the events in Charlottesville following the decision of the Supreme Court in Brown v. Board of Education.
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Organizations Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers Resolution 1956 May 41 item
There is a resolution that urged the Governor to call a special meeting of the General Assembly to establish legislation that would provide guidelines in resolving the issues with desegregation.
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Organizations Virginia Council on Human Relations n. d.3 items
There is a letter to Superintendent Ellis from John H. Marion, introducing Ellis to the VCHR, which supported desegregation. Also included are letters from the American Council on Human Relations.
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Organizations. Virginia Education Association Statement 1955 December 111 item
There is a statement from the General Assembly inviting the citizens of Virginia to vote on a constitutional convention that would allow the state to financially support private schools with tuition grants and amend Section 141.
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Petition from the NAACP 19645 items
There is a petition requesting an end to racial segregation signed by three hundred and six residents. There is also letter from the Superintendent of Schools, George C. Tramontin to John S. Battle, Jr. asking for advice on how to respond.
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Plans for desegregation of Charlottesville Schools 1957-195910 items
Included is a proposed plan for "Desegregation in the Charlottesville Schools" by Eunice M. Jackson with a map of school districts. There are also policies listed for the pupil placement plans, and suggestions from Judge John Paul titled, "Reorganization of Charlottesville Schools to which Negroes Have Been Assigned." There is also a paper by Dr. B. J. Chandler and Dr. Douglas S. Ward, "A Plan for the Preservation of the Virginia Public School System," and a memo on the meaning and implications of "deliberate speed." See also 3:17 Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board and Desegregation Plan 1959 February 18.
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Plans for desegregation in other areas 1954-19609 items
There are descriptions of desegregation plans for cities in Kentucky, Tennessee, Maryland, Arkansas, Virginia, Texas, and Georgia. Included is also the "Wise Plan for the Maintenance of Segregated Education in Virginia."
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Plans for Desegregation requested by other school officials. 1958-196227 items
Included are some questions relating to the Gray Commission School Plan.
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Report on "Public School Desegregation Charlottesville, Virginia 1955-1962" by Paul Gaston and Thomas T. Hammond 1955 19621 item
Report on the history of desegregation and the attitudes of the community in Charlottesville.
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Resolutions 1955, October 13 and 1956 July 162 items
Resolution to appeal the recent decision of the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Virginia and a resolution to reply to Oliver W. Hill's petition.
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Resolution n. d.1 item
Resolution that the President of the United States be urged to provide leadership in the school crisis confronting Virginia following the Supreme Court ruling in Brown v. Board of Education
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Speeches by John S. Battle Jr. 1959 April 20 and April 227 items
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Speeches by Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. 1959 August 291 item
Included are excerpts from the speech by Senator Harry F. Byrd at his 37
th Annual Orchard Picnic, Berryville, Virginia. Senator Byrd mentioned the closed schools in Prince Edward County. He also spoke about his opposition to the visit from Krushschev, and the Warren Commission. - Box-folder 4:17
Statement by Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr. 1956 January 91 item
Senator Byrd issued a statement in support of calling the Constitutional Convention.
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Statement by Dowell J. Howard, Superintendent of Public Instruction 1954 June 7 and 1956 January2 items
Superintendent Howard supported the calling of the Constitutional Convention and the amendment to Section 141.
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Statement of the Declaration of Constitutional Principles 1956 March 121 item
The Declaration which was to be presented to the Senate, criticized the decision of the Supreme Court in Brown vs. Board of Education
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A. Correspondence Legal
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Correspondence Legal 1923; 1943; 1955; 196010 items
Correspondents include Harris Hart, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Superintendent James G. Johnson; Major John Graves, City Attorney; and Walter F. George. Topics mentioned are a bond issue; County Unit Law and the abolishment of District School Boards; outline of the history of the city and county; and the United States Senate Committee on Finance and tax legislation.
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Correspondence Legal Annexation Suit Charlottesville v. Albemarle 1961 September 81 item
The city and county reached a compromise in a motion filed by the city to annex land in the county.
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Correspondence Legal Michael & Dent 1969-197345 items
Correspondents include James Harry Michael, Jr. and Superintendent Dr. Edward W. Rushton. Topics include James Harry Michael's speech to the Senate; kindergarten enrollment; pupil transportation; hearing and speech programs; twenty year old pupils; sick leave policies; Barksdale felony case; names for Charlottesville High School; bus monitors; and merging county and city school districts. There is also a "vote for Michael for Lt. Governor" autographed card.
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Correspondence Legal 197445 items
Correspondents include Dr. William J. Ellena, Paul M. Peatross, Jr., and Senator James Harry Michael, Jr. Topics mentioned are a legal case about the naming of Charlottesville High School; salaries of School Board members; relocation of VEPCO lines; maternity leave, budget crisis including a comment from Senator James Harry Michael, Jr. that this was "the roughest [session] I have yet served in; House Bill 373 on employee retirement benefits; Southern States payment; injections for students in an emergency situation; hospital bill for a student who was burned at Lane High School; altercation after a basketball game; a deed granting ownership of the McGuffey School to the City; suit against Pastor Frederick Patrick; and the widening of Preston Avenue.
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Correspondence Legal 197530 items
Correspondents include Senator James Harry Michael, Jr. and Superintendent Dr. William J. Ellena. Topics mentioned are successful negotiations with VEPCO; suspension of students at Buford; permission to name truant students in the newspaper; search and seizure of student property; salary of a principal after a sabbatical; dismissal of a teacher; instructional television, Virginia High School League and the North Western District from the Commonwealth, lease of Lane High School; and a Superintendent's right to his own legal counsel.
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Correspondence Legal 197633 items
Correspondents mentioned are Paul M. Peatross, Senator James Harry Michael, Jr. the Reverend Henry B. Mitchell; J. Page Williams; Michael & Dent, LTD.; Dr. Marvin C. Sutphin, and Dr. William J. Ellena. Topics are the Virginia High School League and the Northwest Region of the Commonwealth; personnel issues; sabbatical leave; federally funded teachers; nepotism; probation of wrestling coach; by-laws for the student School Board; conflict of interest of a School Board member (Family Services); bidding for school pictures; loaning money to students in emergency situations; collective bargaining and the Charlottesville Education Foundation, and a bidding process for the Yellow Transit Company.
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Correspondence Legal 197728 items
Correspondents include Senator James Harry Michael, Jr., and Attorney General Anthony F. Troy. Topics mentioned are a legal case, International Brotherhood of Teamsters v. United States, et al.; Federal judgeship for James Harry Michael, Jr.; unused funds; sale of land from the Technical Education Center; advertising on the athletic field score board; deed for the sale of Lane High School; conflict of interest for a School B oard member; contract for Yellow Transit Company; unemployment and insurance matters; and a lawsuit involving a professor with sabbatical leave.
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Correspondence Legal Michael & Dent 197935 items
Correspondents mentioned are Leroy Bruton, Dr. John S. Wright, Rayner V. Snead, Jr., John L. Snook, Raymond Bell, and Attorney General Marshall Coleman. Topics mentioned are new statutes in the Virginia Freedom of Information Act; the Virginia Code and conflict of interests; open School Board meetings; the length of School Board terms; right of access to a students' files; the retirement age changed to 70; federally funded research; by-laws for the Piedmont Regional Education Program; an easement to drain water from Johnson School; a lawsuit involving a professor with sabbatical leave; the rent for the Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc.; the Charlottesville High School football stadium; updates on personnel policies; (Reprove case;) bids for a roofing project; and a contract with the Bayly Museum for educational instruction.
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Correspondence Legal Michael & Dent 198056 items
Correspondents mentioned are R. Lynwood Coffman; Judge James Harry Michael, Jr.; Aaron Mathew Farley and his parents; Office of the Attorney General; Edward L. Hogshire; and Dr. William J. Ellena. Topics of interest are legal cases, namely the case involving a hearing impaired student, Aaron Mathew Farley v. The Honorable S. John Davis; the Charlottesville Learning Exchange v. Richard A. Bergerson; and the Virginia Electric and Power Company agreement. Other topics mentioned are the "Bishop" bill; the Virginia Code; the field and gym at Charlottesville High School; access to student's files; grade promotion requests; tax questions; Yellow Transit Company; school picture and school ring contracts; freezers at Lane High School; and bonuses to bus drivers. There is a resume of Judge James Harry Michael, Jr.
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Correspondence Legal Dent & Williams; Fein, Deinlein, Petit & Williams 198136 items
Correspondents include Dr. William J. Ellena; Stainback and Scribner; Thomas J. Michie, Jr.; Karen Barket; and Thomas McLernon. Topics mentioned are the Farley case; insurance; Dr. Ellena's contract; legal fees; payroll deductions; tax and social security; by-laws of the Board of Education; alteration of hours; supervision of a softball game; nepotism; payment disputes with architects; School Board committee meetings; the Virginia Freedom of Information Act; and policy for employment application forms.
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Correspondence Legal Michie, Hamlett, Donato & Lowry 1982 January November20 items
Topics mentioned are legal cases such as Robert Danfield Gormes vs. Patrick C. Houchens, Charlottesville School Board v. Rita Wood; School Board v. Adom, Inc.; Hewitt Studios, Inc. v. Central Virginia School Portraits Ltd. and George C. Meador. Other legal issues include handicapped students and buses; spraying to remove Kudzo; city and county for sharing special educational programs, and access to student files.
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Correspondence Legal Michie, Hamlett, Donato & Lowry 1982-1983 June10 items
Topics mentioned are access to student files by a divorced parent, pending case involving Adom, Inc.; and a grading plan and contract for Moore's Creek and Fifth Street.
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Correspondence Legal from Hogan & Hartson to inform Superintendent of Schools Dr. Joseph McGeehan about new legislation pertinent to education 19895 items
There is a summary of the decisions made during the Supreme Court Term (1988-1989) and its impact on schools. Also included is a copy of the Charlottesville Public Schools Equal Employment Opportunity and Affirmative Action Plan for Personnel Director, Robert R. Hart. There is also a statement of legal fees due Hogan & Hartson.
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Correspondence Legal Hogan & Hartson 19907 items
Topics mentioned are anti-drug regulations and the Drug-Free Workplace Act of 1988; and a summary of the Supreme Court decisions for 1989-1990. There is correspondence about Judge Dillin and the court case of Donny Brurell Buckley and The Board of School Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis.
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Correspondence Legal Hogan & Hartson 19918 items
Topics mentioned are a Supreme Court case in Board of Education of Oklahoma City v. Dowell about busing and racial population; Freeman v. Pitts about race and demographic trends; the legalities regarding schools selling student information to the United States Armed Forces. Also included are a summary of the Supreme Court decisions for 1990-1991, a summary of President George Herbert Walker Bush's Civil Rights Act of 1991, and memos about the Hogan & Hartson law firm opening an office in Paris and Prague.
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Correspondence Legal 1992-199518 items
Topics mentioned are the case of Franklin v. Gwinnett County Public Schools regarding sexual harassment; the case of Freeman v. Pitts; Lee v. Weisman about prayers during graduation ceremonies and a summary of the Supreme Court decisions for 1991-1993; memo about Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas; the case, Harris v. Forklist Systems, Inc. regarding sexual harassment; Office for Civil Rights guidelines for racial harassment; rules from the Securities and Exchange Commission; the Family and Medical Leave Act; gun laws; and students with disabilities.
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Correspondence City Improvements 1927B. Correspondence School Board, Superintendents and City Council
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Correspondence School Superintendent James G. Johnson 1913-194630 items
Letter from W. H. Wood, Clothier, about Reverend Andrew Allen and an application for the position of teacher; Letter from Dr. Johnson to Charles G. Maphis at the University of Virginia about reading methods and vacation school work. There is a history of the Charlottesville Schools written by James G. Johnson. There is retirement information about Dr. Johnson in an issue of The McGuffey Reader vol. XIV Number 9 and The Sentinel vol. XIX Number 9 (1945)
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Correspondence School Superintendent Fendall R. Ellis, 1954-19621 notebook
There are many memos to staff, reports on school needs, lists of teachers, and pupil scholarship application forms.
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Correspondence Superintendent of Schools, Fendall R. Ellis 1961-19641 notebook pt.2
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Correspondence School Superintendents 1962-19751 notebook pt.1
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Correspondence School Superintendent William J. Ellena 1975-13 items
Proposals and resolution to pave Main Street
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1954-195912 items
Correspondents mentioned are Fendall R. Ellis, James E. Bowen, and L. G. Harding. Topics include repairs and additions at Venable, Lane, Jefferson, Burnley-Moran, Clark, and Johnson Schools; radiological detection instruments; bills, budget; and the widening of McIntire Road.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1960-196450 items
Correspondents include James E. Bowen, Bernard J. Haggerty Jr., Fendall R. Ellis, George C. Tramontin, John L. Hammond, Arthur E. Chapman, R. E. Lee and Son, Inc., Lindsay B. Mount, Louie L. Scribner, John R. Ponton, Jack M. Dunnavant, Jr., C. Herbert Paseur, and Robert T. Marsh. Topics include land purchases and improvements for Greenbrier, Clark, Burley, and Jefferson schools; extension of Shamrock Road; school building costs; city and county contract (1950) for a Joint Negro High School; three new junior high schools; enrollment figures and costs; number of "Negro" and "white" teachers; budget (including the statement that no one could understand the budget formula except "Mr. Blount;") student to teacher ratios; drop-outs; architectural fees; old nailed down desks; teacher salaries; and tuition grants.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1965-196727 items
Correspondents include Lindsay B. Mount, Bernard J. Haggerty Jr., Burkett A. Rennolds, James E. Bowen, Jr., George C. Tramontin, Edward W. Rushton, Edward O. McCue, Jr., W. Copley McLean, Hovey S. Dabney, and Paul Saunier, Jr., Topics include land purchases, new schools, and improvements for Burley, Jefferson, Lane, Greenbrier, Clark, Johnson; Buford, and Walker schools; county pupils in city schools, board meeting minutes including the budget; teacher salaries; list of personnel; need for kindergarten programs; busing; transportation of handicapped children; gym rental; and Westminster Study Tutorial.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1968-197334 items
Correspondents include Edward W. Rushton, William J. Ellena, Burkett A. Reynolds; G. A. Vogt, James E. Bowen, Jr., Dr. W. Copley McLean, James Harry Michael, Jr; Laurence A. Brunton, Mitchell Van Yahres, Cole Hendrix, Francis H. Fife, Booker T. Reaves, and Satyendra Huja. Topics mentioned are land purchases and construction for new schools; use of Burley, task force on roads including McIntire Road and 250 bypass; board meeting minutes about budget, appropriation of funds, and interns; enrollment figures; city sidewalks; retirement of James E. Bowen, Jr., Frankfurt International School; bus safety; and the Kimley-Horn report on pupil transportation.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council (Questions from the Mayors of Charlottesville) 1974-19761 notebook
Correspondents include the Reverend Henry B. Mitchell, Francis Fife, Ronnie Durhan, Richard L. Jennings, Charles L. Barbour, William J. Ellena, and Nancy O'Brien. Topics include City and School Board communication; athletic facilities at Charlottesville High School; mentally impaired children; budget; teacher to student ratios; joint city and school processes, differentiation between administrative and instructive personnel; school owned automobiles; and grants.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1974-197676 items
Correspondents include William J. Ellena, Francis H. Fife, Cole Hendrix, J. A. Kessler, the Reverend Henry B. Mitchell, Booker T. Reaves, Satyhendra Huja, Clarence McClure, and Alicia B. Lugo. Topics include land purchases; construction costs; a joint athletic stadium and new gymnasium; deed for Charlottesville High School; joint city-county council; city use of swimming pools and renovations at Buford and Walker schools; city maintenance of school athletic facilities; joint data processing; use of McGuffey, Lane and Jefferson schools; rental funds and fire safety at Lane; parking at McGuffey and map; capital projects; hiring of architects Stainback and Scribner; pupil transportation and Yellow Transit Company; board meeting minutes; unused funds; Region X; middle school program; and a conference on crime.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council regarding the sale of Lane High School Building 1976-197861 items
Correspondents mentioned are Francis H. Fife, George H. Gilliam, Cole Hendrix, Elizabeth A. Bowers, Dale R. Metcalf, William J. Ellena, Harry Porter, Richard L. Jennings, Nancy K. O'Brien, Fahy G. Mullaney,Thomas W. Branham, Cole Hendrix, W.P. Mitchell, Gerald E. Fisher, Carl Van Fossen, and T. Page Williams of Michael and Dent, LTD. Plans to allow Albemarle County Offices access to the Lane High School building in exchange for allowing the City access to the Burley School and the eventual sale of Lane. (See also Miscellaneous, Schools, Lane High School Box 66 Folder: 17))
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 197745 items
Correspondents include Dr. Charles William Hurt; Dr. William J. Ellena; Nancy K. O'Brien; Richard L. Jennings; Roger C. Wiley; C. Robert Stripling; Cole Hendrix; Booker Reaves, and William P. Mitchell. Topics mentioned are land grading, and school construction at Charlottesville High, Greenbrier, Clark, and Jackson-Via schools. Also mentioned are economic related items such as the consolidation of school and city functions; gas shortages; reduction of water use; salaries; capital projects; joint data processing system; economic development; community education; United Way campaign; lack of funds for a hearing program (Farley case); and an urban observatory report.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1978--198033 items
Correspondents include Dr. William J. Ellena, Richard L. Jennings, Laurence A. Brunton, Barbara B. Deaver, Cole Hendrix, William P. Mitchell; Jimmie J. Dunbar, James R. Boyd, Region Ten Community Home; Senator Harry F. Byrd, Jr., and Francis L. Buck, Topics mentioned are a new auditorium, gym, and sports complex for Charlottesville, and repairs for Buford, and Walker schools, social security, retirement; budget; capital improvement; speech and hearing services (letter to Harry F. Byrd, Jr., Farley case;) inappropriate song "Suffocation;" audits; hiring; pupil to teacher ratio; salaries; Region Ten Property; enrollment; and All America City Banquet.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1981-198231 items
Correspondents include Cole Hendrix, Dr. William Ellena, Region Ten Community Services, Satyendra Singh Huja, Richard L. Jennings, Francis L. Buck, C. Robert Stripling, Thomas McLernon, Mitchell Van Yahres, Alicia B.Lugo, Gary B. O'Connell, Dr. Vincent C. Cibbarelli; Roger C. Wiley; Mark Krebs; Jimmie J. Dunbar, Robert Sheets and Adom, Inc. Topics mentioned are land sale, and school repairs at Charlottesville and Buford schools; Technical Education Center; city and school repairs; city and county consolidation; bus supervision; Region Ten property; reduction of water use; budget; federal budget cuts; capital improvements; salary increase for School Board members; Lane Football Field; and a data processing system.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1983--198423 items
Correspondents include Vincent Cibbarelli, Alicia B. Lugo, Francis L. Buck, Jimmie J. Dunbar, Dr. John Morris III, Mitchell Van Yahres,Tom McLernon, Robert Black, Myron E. Cale, Gary B. O'Connell, Dr. Joseph Mooney, and Cole Hendrix. Topics mentioned are building program (from 1967;) improvements for Charlottesville High School; asbestos removal; city staff to maintain school athletic fields; city and county coordination; budget; audit; capital improvements; aid grant; joint processing data system; phonics and look-say teaching methods; increase in salary for City School Board members and teachers.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1985-198633 items
Correspondents include Francis L. Buck, Alicia B. Lugo, Vincent Cibbarelli, Thomas McLernon, Gary B. O'Connell, Herbert R. Cottrill; Helen H. Poore; Richard D. Greig, Cole Hendrix, Attorney General Gerald L. Baliles, Alson H. Smith, Jr., Mitchell Van Yahres, Donald J. Finley, and Joseph Mooney. Topics included are use of Jefferson School; repairs and renovations for Clark, Venable, Jackson-Via, and Charlottesville High School; bus drivers strike; academic achievement; education, pupil transportation; School Board members term of office; student government; summer and after school programs; salaries; federal funding cuts; capital improvements; internal accounting; lawsuit (special education student;) teacher reference; and Bicentennial of the U. S. Constitution
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1987-198913 items
Correspondents mentioned are Francis L. Buck, Elizabeth B. Waters, Vincent Cibbarelli, Richard D. Greig, Joseph Mooney, John L. Pezzoli, Cole Hendrix, and Monique Cardin. Topics include the basketball team; reorganization of the middle schools to balance minorities at Buford and Walker students; task force on youth; capital projects; budget; county students; French teacher; and a new smoking ordinance.
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Correspondence School Board and City Council 1990-199544 items
Elizabeth B. Waters; Joseph R. McGeehan; Alvin Edwards; Rauzelle J. Smith; Thomas J. Vandever; David J. Toscano; Linda S. Seaman; Dorothea M. Shannon; and John T. Casteen, III. Topics mentioned are Madison House; Piedmont Virginia Community College and the University of Virginia; salaries; the Performing Arts Center; Italian-American Educational Exchange Program; phonics; asbestos; gain sharing; achievement of African-American pupils; board meeting minutes; 7-Eleven stores commitment to literacy; Walker students; Albemarle County High School Feasibility Study; Tonsler Park; and the West Main Street revitalization project. There is also a letter from Alvin Edwards asking First Lady Barbara Bush to listen to a story written by a fifth grade student.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow about the construction of McGuffey School 1913-19156 items
Other correspondents mentioned are Charles M. Robinson, J. A. Burgess, Harmon & Walsh, C. W. Allen, Charlottesville Lumber Company, Ferguson, Calrow & Taylor, and Mayor Olivier. Topics include a purchase of The Rectory of the Episcopal Church; plans and bids for work on existing and new school buildings; overcrowding and repairs at [Midway School;] a conflict of interest with Charlottesville Lumber Company; a street car switch; and tension between Mayor Olivier and the School Board.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson (about the purchase of land for Venable) 1913-191522 items
Correspondents mentioned are J. H. Lindsay, James G. Johnson, Eugene Bradbury, J. E. Harrison, H. B. Lee, J. E. Early, and Thomas Carr. Topics include a resolution for a new high school; use of the Episcopal Rectory as a primary school; alterations to H. B. Lee's house; purchases of McKee Row and Patterson property; and minutes of the School Board.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow about the construction of McGuffey School 1916 January-March33 items
Some of the correspondence reveals that Dr. Johnson was very concerned about the subcontractor following his instructions on plastering and Mr. Calrow mediated between Dr. Johnson and the Charlottesville Lumber Company.
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Oversize Sketch of Primary School Plan of Foundation and Base Angles 1916 April 131 item
American Blower Company detail of a fan
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow about the construction of McGuffey School 1916 April-May65 items
Tensions continued between Dr. Johnson and the Charlottesville Lumber Company and caused delays in construction. There was also a discrepancy with quotes given by N. A. Murphy of the American Heating and Ventilation Company.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow about the construction of McGuffey School 1916 June-November95 items
Correspondents include W. R. Barksdale, Charlottesville Lumber Company, The Slatington Banger Slate Syndicate, American Blower Company, Mr. R. Smith, and Johnson Service Company. Dr. Johnson wrote to Mr. Calrow about the delays with the Charlottesville Lumber Company and his dissatisfaction with the stone work. (Papers are very fragile and torn).
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Oversize Sketch of Retaining Wall for McGuffey Primary School n. d.1 item
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow about the plans for Venable School 192234 items
There is a proposal from Dr. Johnson to locate the new school (Venable) on Fourteenth Street, hire Calrow as the architect and name the school Davis Primary School after Noah K. Davis, a highly respected teacher and follower of McGuffey. He also proposed to use Major Eugene Bradbury as the architect for the expansion of the "colored school." There is also a list of streets in Charlottesville.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow about the plans for Venable School 1923 January-March63 items
Correspondents mentioned James G. Johnson, Charles J. Calrow, Dr. Edwin Alderman, Major Eugene Bradbury, Miss Carrie Burnley, Miss Septima Moran, Mrs. Fred M. Alexander, Mrs. Huffman, and Linthicum & Linthicum Architects. Topics include land purchases, a bond issue and building Venable School; exhaustion for Dr. Johnson; a comment from Dr. Alderman that McGuffey was "one of the most beautiful buildings that he has ever seen;" recommendation of Major [Eugene] Bradbury as architect for the "colored school;" quote by Johnson that, "… wherever they may breathe the air; she [Miss Burnley]and Miss Moran both of whom have more instinct about what is right than any two women you can find..;" comment from Johnson, "Please do not say grammar school any more. Never use any other term than Primary School
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and plans for Venable School 1923 April-June53 items
Correspondents include James G. Johnson, Major John S. Graves, Charles J. Calrow, and the United States Radiator Corporation. Topics include the Charlottesville Charter; date of bidding process; allocation of funds; the building boycott; illness of Dr. Johnson's son; and Mr. McIntire's knowledge about architecture.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and plans for Venable 1923 July-September26 items
There are letters about finalizing specifications and plans; waiting to hear from courts about the Charlottesville Charter; and delays due to a gasoline ordinance in which Richard E. Byrd [Admiral?] is mentioned.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and plans for Venable 1924 January-February74 items
Correspondents include W. P. Thurston Company, Miller Engineering Corporation, Charlottesville Lumber Company; King Lumber Company, Graham Construction Company, W. L. Ragland Company, Burroughs & Mankin, Salem Brick Company, National Radiator Company, and Glasgow Clay Products Company. Topics include the Charlottesville Charter; the bond issue; references for Gooch-Williams Company who won the bid; copy of bid from McGuffey School; minutes of the School Board and city council; and specifications for heating and ventilation from Calrow.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and construction of Venable School 1924 March 1-2242 items
Correspondents also include Raymond V. Long, and Major John Graves. Topics included are architect fees; construction details such as racking lumber, bricks, and latrine fixtures; state recommendations; bond form with job specifications; and an agreement between Gooch-Williams & Company and the School Board.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and construction of Venable School 1924 March 24-3147 items
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and construction of Venable School 1924 April-May113 items
Correspondents mentioned are William H. Wood; Major John Graves; and John Newcomb. Topics included are building details such as the foundation, defects in concrete walls, latrine fixtures, panic bolts, ditches, sand, cost of dirt, chipped stones, and removal of trees and stumps; the strike; "Negroes" and Jefferson Day excitement;" a quote from Johnson, "… no one could depend upon its being done right unless some expert like you [Calrow] or Professor Newcomb stood right over it every minute.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1924 June-July57 items
Correspondents included are Gooch-Williams & Co., Mr. Cabaniss; Salem Brick Company, Reading Iron Company, L. T. Hanckel & Sons, Lacy & Barnett, American Blower Co., and Linthicum & Linthicum. Topics include repair for a concrete wall, and a refund from a land purchase.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and construction of Venable 1924 August-October101 items
Correspondents mentioned are Mr. Cabiniss , Mr. Milner, Raymond V. Long, Lacy & Barnett, Mr. Warrick, Mr. Dyer, Economy Concrete Co. of Virginia, Williams Slate Co., Gooch-Williams, W. T. Martin Hardware Company, and L. T. Hanckel & Sons. Topics include Johnson's complaints about the "slipshod" construction work being done and efforts by Calrow to reassure Johnson; insurance on the building; hiring a watchman; and "Negro" gambling.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and Venable construction) 1924 Nov-Dec63 items
Correspondents mentioned are Lacy & Barnett, Thom Plastering, Gooch & Williams, W. T. Martin Hardware Company, Dr. Watson, [Harris Hank,] J. Y. Gooch & Company, W. H. Wood, [Milner,] Lacy & Barnett, Toch Brothers, James F. Minor, W. T. Martin Hardware Company, The Corbin Company, Salem Brick Company and R. L. Alexander Co. Topics included are the death of School Board member Dr. Watson; new school for "colored" children; hedging and plantings at Midway School; complaints about Lacy & Barnett; dissatisfaction with the plastering; payments; insurance; and minutes of the School Board.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1925 Jan-April112 items
Correspondents mentioned are United States Gypsum Company, Gooch-Williams & Company, Lacy & Barnett, Eugene Bradbury, H. A. Yancey, [Mitchell,] Flavin & Watson Co., Inc., G. M. Pierce, A. C. Dyer & Company, Hall & Mitchell, R. L. Alexander, Co., Raymond V. Long, and The H. B. Smith Co., Topics included the mounting frustration of Johnson, and further attempts of Calrow to reassure him about the complaints (serious cracking in the plaster; drinking problem of Mr. Barnett, who had to be fired. Calrow wrote, "Barnett has been drinking so much that he hardly knows what he has been doing for two months.") Other topics include payment for drawings of changes to Jefferson School and grading of the Venable Athletic Field.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1925 May-December32 items
Correspondents mentioned are Dr. Edwin Alderman, Gooch-Williams & Company, Hall & Mitchell, Raymond Long, and Mottley Construction Company. Topics include a comment by Dr. Alderman that Venable was "the handsomest one in or about Charlottesville;" exhaustion of Johnson; alterations of the "Negro School;" payments; unsatisfactory night watchman; poor stone work, plastering, and leaks at Venable.
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Oversize sketches by Charles J. Calrow showing discrepancies in playfield measurements. 1925 August 141 letter and 2 sketches
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 192617 items
Correspondents included are Gooch-Williams & Company, W. L. Lacy, and Glauber Brass Mf'g. Co. Topics mentioned are land purchased for additions to Jefferson School, and warrants for final payments. There is also a blue print sketch of the proposed sewer at Venable.
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Oversize Architectural drawings by Calrow including fire escape stairs at Primary School Building [Midway] and other drawings of "Midway" n. d.14 items
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1927-192838 items
Correspondents mentioned are Lee H. Williamson, Allan J. Saville, C. P. Walston, L. F. Shelburne, J. H. Saunders, Henry G. Ellis, H. A. Hunt, H. C. Bowton, W. H. Kester, G.L. H. Johnson, Roy C. Bowers, T. J. Collins & Son, C. H. Hinnant, Stanislaw J. Makielski, E. W. Spence, L. O. Freeman, Jr., and Wyatt C. Wood. Topics include estimates for a new high school building [Lane;] School Board minutes, sewer survey; zoning contract; questionnaires answered from Virginia School Superintendents about their school buildings; architects interested in bids; and inspection of Midway School.
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Included with correspondence are articles by Dr. Johnson about school projects 192750 items
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Correspondence James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and plans for George Rogers Clark School 1929109 items
Correspondents included are Raymond V. Long, L.O. Freeman, Jr., W. J. and Lillie F. Harvey, B. G. and Kathleen Payne, Lloyd M and Annie L. Haggard, C. E. and Janie W. Crawford, D. W. and Willie M. Godwin, B. S. and Bettie J. Young, C. G. and Nannie Blake Jones, Major John Graves, J. A. Zurn Mfg. Co.; Old Virginia Brick; A. Y. McDonald Mfg. Co.; E. T. Mankin, Incorporated; Fulton Brick Works; U. S. Radiator Corporation; National Radiator Corporation; Covington Brick Company; Staunton Brick Company; Glasgow Brick Company; Salem Brick Company; and Locher & Co., Inc.. Topics include land purchases; inspection of Midway School; estimate on the cost of a new high school building; an extension of Market Street from Second Street Northwest to connect into Preston Avenue at the foot of Beck's Hill and right of way through McGuffey; bond issue for a new elementary school [George Rogers Clark;] blue prints and plans for Clark School; references for contractors; and minutes of the School Board regarding Clark School.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow and construction of George Rogers Clark School 1930 January-February105 items
Correspondents included are mostly bidders for constructing the new school, H. M. Wilson, The Wilson Company; Charlottesville Lumber Company; Doyle & Russell; J. F. Barbour & Sons; J. C. Curtis; Davis Brothers; Failes-Burrage Construction Company; James Fox & Sons; W. T. Gregory; Frank E. Hartman Company; Harrisonburg Building and Supply Company; J. R. Jones & Conquest; Harwood Construction Company; Miller Engineering Corporation; North-Eastern Construction Company; J. T. Nuckols; Wise Granite & Construction Company; Alberene Stone Company, W. P. Thurston, The Thurston Company, Inc., Miller Engineering Corporation, P. E. W. Goodwin, J. W. Atkinson, Fuqua Construction Company, and Claiborne & Taylor Construction. Also included are Raymond V. Long, The Builders Exchange of Richmond, E. T. Mankin, Inc., Virginia Building Material, Co., Inc., Old Virginia Brick Company, J. A. Zurn Mfg. Co., A. Y. McDonald Mgr. Co., and United States Radiator Corporation. Topics include specifications and prints for Clark; and interest in the bidding process.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1930 March130 items
Correspondents mentioned are the W.P. Thurston Company, The Wilson Company, and the Harrisonburg Building and Supply Company. Topics include the award of the contract to The Wilson Company; concerns by contractors about the bidding process; minutes from a School Board meeting regarding the bids; bids of all the contractors and a contract agreement with The Wilson Company; references for the bidding contractors and subcontractors, and a list of supplies that the Wilson Company would need to begin their work.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow about the construction of George Rogers Clark School 1930 April-May62 items
Correspondents mentioned are The Wilson Company, Virginia Alberene Corporation, Economy Concrete Company, D. A. Ebinger, Sanitary MFG. Co., Mirabella & Sons, Standard Iron Works, and the Virginia Steel Company. Topics include schedules, costs of supplies and labor; plans and details of the construction of windows, stairs and stonework; and a requisition for payment to the Wilson Company. There is one sketch of a floor plan in the coal room.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Charles J. Calrow 1930 June-December112 items
Correspondents mentioned are W. F. Carter, Jr., The Young Men's Business Club, The Wilson Company, W. Allan Perkins, the Charlottesville Hardware Company, W. T. Martin Hardware Company, Sensibaugh-Ritchie Electric Company, Yale & Towne Mgf. Co., The Century Brass Works, S. Mirabella & Sons, Failes & Burrage, Shelby Spring Hinge Co., The Barrett Company, National Gypsum Company, Thomas Moulding Floor Company, W. L. Lacy, and Metrolite Manufacturing Co. Topics include receipts, requisitions; a report that alleged that out of town sub-contractors were always selected over local businesses; and a blue print for the Market Street expansion. Johnson and Calrow also discussed work that was being done on Dr. Johnson's house.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow 1931 January-March50 items
Correspondents include W. L. Lacy, The Wilson Company, S. Mirabella & Sons, Failes-Burrage Construction Company, Thomas Moulding Floor Company, J. A. Burgess, and C. E. Chisholm. Topics include near completion of Clark School; the beauty of Venable School; receipts and a claim against the School Board and the Mirabella & Sons for payment due to the Failes-Burrage Construction Company.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and architect Charles J. Calrow 1931 April-June50 items
Correspondents include W. L. Lacy, The Wilson Company, Charlottesville Hardware Company, Jarman's Inc., Virginia School Supply Company, E. C. Barnett, W. L. Lacy, Wallace Johnson, C. J. Davis, W. R. Smith, and Brown & Taylor. Topics include plumbing work at McGuffey School; inspection of Clark School; settlement from Failes-Burrage; minutes of a special meeting about concerns related to the bidding process for construction of Clark School; receipts and itemized annual statements from Calrow.
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Oversize sketches of Lanterns2 items
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson about facilities management issues 193237 items
Correspondents mentioned are J. A. Burgess, Failes-Burrage Construction Company, Barnes Lumber Corporation, J. L. Dettor & Son, Charlottesville Lumber Company, and W. L. Lacy, Hugh L. Sulfridge, E. V. Walker, Fred L. Watson, and board members, Robert A. Watson, John P. Sneed, Mrs. Charles A. Lambert, Mrs. Charles A. Graves, B. Lee Hawkins, F. B. Peyton, Miss Gertrude C. Mann, A. G. A. Balz and M. Kaufman. Topics included are budget; salaries; School Board minutes; repairs, cleaning and painting for Midway, Venable, McGuffey, and Jefferson School Buildings. Of note is that a "white" teacher earned twenty thousand dollars while a "colored" teacher earned four thousand dollars.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson about facilities management issues 193713 items
Correspondents included are W. L. Lacy, W. M. Bailey, E. C. Barnett, Hanckel-Citizens Insurance Corporation, H. B. Smith Company, Greaver and Roberts Repair Shop, and the Charlottesville Supply Company. Topics include bids for plumbing work at Midway and the contract awarded to W. L. Lacy.
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson about construction for Lane High School 193932 items
Correspondents included are Pendleton S. Clark, W. L. Lacy, E. H. Sheldon and Company, Ezekiel Weilman Company, American Seating Company, Southern Desk Company, and Ritchie Electric Company. Topics mentioned are contractors; furniture and equipment contracts and specifications with the Federal Works Agency; minutes of the School Board; bidding instructions; cost estimates; and bids. (needs flattening)
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Oversize drawings of Lane High School by Pendleton S. Clark and land grant and sketch of plat from the City of Charlottesville to the Charlottesville School Board for playground 194412 items
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Correspondence Superintendent James G. Johnson and Pendleton S. Clark about the construction of Lane 1940 January-May45 items
Correspondents included are Pendleton S. Clark, Ezekiel & Weilman Company, Inc; James I. Barnes Construction Company; American Seating Company; Berger Manufacturing Division; E. H. Sheldon & Company; Baughman Stationery Company; Knoxville Scenic Studios; Flowers School Equipment Company; and The Southern Desk Company. Topics mentioned are blue prints for the kitchen and library and other construction for Lane High School.
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Oversize notebook (E. C. Sheldon) with sketches of kitchen equipment by Pendleton S. Clark
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B. Specifications and contract documents
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Facilities Management Contract Documents Dr. Johnson & Pendleton S. Clark for Lane High School 1939 February1 notebook
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Facilities Management Contract Documents Dr. Johnson & Pendleton S. Clark for Lane High School 19391 notebook
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3 Facilities Management Contract Documents and catalogs for Lane High School 1939 August1 notebook and 2 catalogs
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Facilities Management Contract Documents and catalogs for Lane High School 1939 August1 notebook
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Facilities Management Contract Documents with American Seating Company (Lane High School) 1940 January-April1 notebook
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Facilities Management Contract Documents for equipment with American Seating Company (Lane High School) 19401 notebook
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Facilities Management Contract Documents with Knoxville Scenic Studios (auditorium and stage equipment for Lane) 1940 January-April1 notebook
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Facilities Management Contract Documents with Ritchie Electric Company (for Lane) 1940 January1 notebook
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Facilities Management Court Case School Board payment 19151 item
There are handwritten notes about the court's decision that the School Board did not have to make payment to William Hodges.
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Facilities Management payments to the Wilson Company 1930-193113 items
Certificates for payment
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Facilities Management specifications for equipment (Lane High School) 1939-19401 notebook
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Facilities Management specifications contracts for equipment (Lane High School) 19402 notebooks
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Facilities Management specifications contracts with Flowers School Equipment Company and Knoxville Scenic Studios (Lane High School) 19402 notebooks
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Facilities Management Specifications for Equipment for Flowers School Equipment Company 19401 notebook
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Facilities Management Supplies 1922-192338 items
Correspondents include W. T. Martin Hardware, The Hall's Safe Company, M. C. Thomas Furniture Company, National Seating Company, Progressive Teacher, Steel Furniture Company, Virginia Penitentiary Industrial Department, The Elastic Tip company, and The Peabody School Furniture Company. There are estimates and brochures for desks and other school supplies (for Venable School).
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Facilities Management Supplies 1924-1925121 items
Correspondents included are Virginia School Supply Company, Virginia Penitentiary Industrial Department, Southern School Supply Company, General Seating Company, The Theodor Kundtz Company, E. H. Sheldon & Company, West Virginia Seating Company, ACME Chair Company, Keystone View Company, A. H. Andrews Company, Great Northern Chair Company. There is also information and samples from other suppliers such as Cunningham Springless Shade Company, A. Flanagan Company, Jarman Book Company, E. W. A. Rowles Company, Practical Drawing Company, Beckley-Cardy Company School Furnishers, A. J. Nystrom & Company, King Lumber Company, and Funk & Wagnalls Company. There is information about ordering and receiving desks and other school supplies for Venable and Midway schools.
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Facilities Management Supplies 1926-192645 items
Correspondents E. H. Sheldon, R. L. Thomas Company, Inc.,The Johnson Service Company, Virginia School Supply Company, The Theodor Kundtz Company, Virginia Penitentiary Industrial Department, Spencer Lens Company, Cary Manufacturing Company, ACME Chair Company, American Seating Company, National School Equipment, Great Northern Chair Company, and The A. H. Andrews Company. There are orders, catalogs, and quotations for school supplies including a lavatory, and an electric heat pump for McGuffey School.
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Facilities Management Supplies (coal, blackboards, safes etc…) 1934-193542 items
The Harding Supply Co., The Thrift Coal Company, Valentine and Hull, Wood, Vest & Company, Burnley Brothers, Margarette Coal Company, Frances Coal Company, Divisional Code Authority, J. J. Porter Coal Company, Draper Sight-Saving Window Shades, and Sargent & Greenleaf, Inc. Hall's Safe Co.
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Facilities Management notes on construction projects n. d.15 items
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Financial Applications for books 1897-18983 groups of applications
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Financial Application for books 1898 need flattening100 applications
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Financial Applications for books 1900 need flattening100 items
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Financial Bank books and miscellaneous 1915-1933; n. d.30 items
There is information about the Perry Foundation for grants and an income tax form.
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Financial bank deposits 1959 June-December11 items
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Financial bank statements 1960 January-June12 items
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Financial bank statements 1961 June-November9 items
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Financial bank statements 1961 November-1962 May12 items
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Financial bank statements 1962 June-December6 items
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Financial bank statements Deposit slips 1962 September-December4 items
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Financial bank statements 1963 January-July13 items
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Financial bank statements 1965 June-December5 items
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Financial bank statements 1966 January-June6 items
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Financial bank statements 1967 June-January8 items
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Financial bank statements 1968 January-December11 items
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Financial bank statements 196913 items
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Financial bank Statements 1970 January-December12 items
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Financial bank statements 1971 January-June6 items
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Financial check stubs 1939-19451 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1945-19471 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1947-1948 February-October1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1948-19501 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1950-19511 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1951-1953 January-April1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1953-1954 May-December1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1954-1956 December-November1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1956-1959 December-May1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1959-1961 May-October1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1965-19681 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1969-1971 January-December1 notebook
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Financial check stubs 1971-1972 January-December1 notebook
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Financial expenditures 1954-1955notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1954-1955notebook 2
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Financial expenditures 1956-1957notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1956-1957notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1956-1957notebook pt 3
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Financial expenditures 1957-1958notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1957-1958notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1958-1959notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1958-1959notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1960-1961notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1960-1961notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1961-1962notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1961-1962notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1961-1962notebook pt 3
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Financial expenditures 1962-1963notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1962-1963notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1963-1964notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1963-1964notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditures 1963-1964notebook
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Financial expenditures 1964-1965notebook pt 1
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Financial expenditures 1964-1965notebook pt 2
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Financial expenditure Ledger 1904-19201 ledger
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Financial expenditure loose pages 1904-192013 items
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Financial expenditure ledger 1912-19151 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1915 July-1917 November1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1917 December-1920 February1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1920 March-1922 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1922 July-1924 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1924-July-1926 March1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1926 April-1927 November1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1927 December-1929 November1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1929 December- 1931 October1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1931 November-1933 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1933-19351 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1935 July-1937 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1937 July-1939 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1940 October 31-1946 June1 ledger-McGuffey with some pages torn out
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Financial expenditure ledger 1940 October 31-1946 June1 ledger-McGuffey
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Financial expenditure ledger 1946 July-1949 May1 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1946 July-1959 January1 ledger-McGuffey
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Financial expenditures ledger 1949-19521 ledger
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Financial expenditure ledger 1949 August-1953 June1 ledger-McGuffey
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Financial expenditures ledger 1953 July-1963 July1 ledger
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Financial expenditures ledger 1958 July-1963 June1 ledger
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Financial expenditures ledger 1970-197120 ledger pages-McGuffey. Items in this box are in very bad condition.
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Financial expenditures ledger 1972-197320 ledger pages-Buford. Items in this box are in very bad condition.
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Financial expenditures ledger n. d.50 ledger pages-Buford. Items in this box are in very bad condition.
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Financial invoices (bills) from vendors for services rendered to the schools 1922-194277 items
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Financial invoices 1924; 1929-193330 items
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Financial invoices 1953 October-1954 July94 items
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Financial invoices 1954 August51 items
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Financial invoices 1954 September54 items
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Financial invoices 1954 October96 items
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Financial invoices 1954 November-December122 items
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Financial invoices 1955 January91 items
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Financial invoices 1955 February59 items
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Financial invoices 1955 March89 items
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Financial invoices 1955 April55 items
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Financial invoices 1955 May5 items
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Financial invoices 1955 June47 items very dirty
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Financial invoices 1955 July60 items very dirty
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Financial invoices 1955 August52 items very dirty
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Financial invoices 1955 September94 items very dirty
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Financial invoices 1955 October75 items
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Financial invoices 1955 November84 items
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Financial invoices 1955 December70 items
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Financial invoices 1956 January56 items
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Financial invoices 1956 February63 items
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Financial invoices 1956 March-April67 items
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Financial invoices 1956 May70 items
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Financial invoices 1956 June-July49 items
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Financial invoices 1956 August68 items
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Financial invoices 1956 September68 items
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Financial invoices 1956 October85 items
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Financial invoices 1956 November96 items
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Financial invoices 1956 December62 items
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Financial invoices 1957 January-February123 items
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Financial invoices 1957 March-April128 items
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Financial invoices 1957 May-June77 items
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Financial invoices 1957 August-September30 items
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Financial invoices 1957 October-195871 items
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Financial invoices 1959 January-September110 items
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Financial invoices 1959 October-December42 items
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Financial invoices 1960 January-April48 items
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Financial invoices 1960 May-June32 items
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Financial invoices 196146 items
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Financial invoices 1962 January-June51 items
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Financial invoices 1962 July-December47 items
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Financial invoices 1963 January-June74 items
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Financial invoices and purchase orders 1965-196655 items
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Financial invoices and purchase orders 196788 items
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Financial invoices and purchase orders 1968-1969111 items
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Financial invoices 1969118 items
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Financial invoices Buford Junior High School 1970-1971130 items
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Financial invoices and purchase orders Buford Junior High School 1971-1972 July68 items
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Financial invoices and purchase orders Buford Junior High School 1972 August-December73 items
- Box-folder 37:4
Financial invoices and purchase orders Buford Junior High School 1973 January-February59 items
- Box-folder 37:5
Financial invoices and purchase orders Buford Junior High School 1973 March-June78 items
- Box-folder 37:6
Financial invoices n. d.5 items
- Box-folder 38:1
Financial invoices for state programs 1965-196630 items
- Box-folder 38:2
Financial invoices for state programs 1966-196721 items
- Box-folder 38:3
Financial invoices for state programs 1967-19686 items
- Box-folder 38:4
Financial invoices for state programs 1968-19695 items
- Box-folder 38:5
Financial invoices for state programs 1969-197951 items
- Box-folder 38:6
Financial invoices for Title I 196836 items
- Box-folder 38:7
Financial payroll teacher's salaries 1905-191140 items
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 38:8
Financial payroll teacher's salaries 1909-19131 ledger
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 38:9
Financial payroll teachers and other 1954 July-October12 items
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 39:1
Financial payroll teachers and other 1954 November-December10 items
- Box-folder 39:2
Financial payroll teachers and other 1955 January-March23 items
Includes correspondence between teacher, Marion Trevillion and Fendall R. Ellis about tutoring adults and their progress and travel receipts.
- Box-folder 39:3
Financial payroll teachers and other 1955 April-July1 notebook Needs flattening and cleaning subdivided into 3a.
- Box-folder 39:4
Financial payroll teachers and other 1955 August-Octobernotebook pt 1 Needs flattening and cleaning
- Box-folder 40:1
Financial payroll teachers and other 1955 November-December1 notebook pt 2
Included are invoices for reimbursements of teachers collecting census information. Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 40:2
Financial Payroll teachers and other 1956 January-March1 notebook pt 3
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 40:3
Financial Payroll teachers and other 1956 April-May1 notebook pt 4
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 40:4
Financial Payroll teachers and other 1956 July-August1 notebook pt 5
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 40:5
Financial payroll teachers and others 1956 September-October1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 40:6
Financial payroll teachers and others 1956 November-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:1
Financial payroll teachers and others 1957 January-June1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:2
Financial payroll teachers and others 1957 July-August1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:3
Financial payroll teachers and others 1957 September-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:4
Financial payroll teachers miscellaneous 19574 items
Included are travel reimbursements and insurance information. Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:5
Financial payroll teachers and others 1958 January-March1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 41:6
Financial payroll teachers and others 1958 April-June1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers
- Box-folder 42:1
Financial payroll teachers and others 1959 July-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 42:2
Financial payroll teachers and others 1960 January-April1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 42:3
Financial payroll teachers and others 1960 May-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 42:4
Financial payroll teachers and others 1961 January-May1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 42:5
Financial payroll teachers and others 1961 June-September1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 42:6
Financial payroll teachers Quarterly Report of Wages Paid 1959-19611 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 43:1
Financial payroll teachers and others 1963 May-September1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 43:2
Financial payroll teachers and others 1963 October-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 43:3
Financial payroll teachers and others 1964 January-March1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 43:4
Financial payroll teachers and others 1964 April-August1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 43:5
Financial payroll teachers and others 1964 September-October1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:1
Financial payroll teachers and others 1964 November-December1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:2
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 January-February1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:3
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 March-May1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:4
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 June1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:5
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 July-August1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 44:6
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 September-October1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:1
Financial payroll teachers and others 1965 November-Decembernotebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:2
Financial payroll teachers and others 1966 January-March1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:3
Financial payroll teachers and others 1966 April-May1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:4
Financial payroll teachers and others 1966 June-August1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:5
Financial payroll teachers and others n. d.1 notebook
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:6
Financial payroll teachers and others n. d.1 notebook
Employee coding tickets with social security numbers. Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 45:7
Financial payroll teachers and others n. d.1 notebook
Employee coding tickets with social security numbers. Restricted due to social security numbers.
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Oversize Financial payroll teachers and others n. d.; [1964-1966]100 items
Restricted due to social security numbers.
- Box-folder 46:1
Financial receipts 1934-19391 notebook
These are standardized receipts for school payments.
- Box-folder 46:2
Financial receipts 1954 July-August1 notebook pt 1
- Box-folder 46:3
Financial receipts 1954 September-October1 notebook pt 2
- Box-folder 46:4
Financial receipts 1954 November-December1 notebook pt 3
- Box-folder 46:5
Financial receipts 1954-1955 December-January1 notebook pt 4
- Box-folder 46:6
Financial receipts 1955 January-March1 notebook pt 5
- Box-folder 47:1
Financial receipts 1955 March-May1 notebook pt 6
- Box-folder 47:2
Financial receipts 1955 May-June1 notebook pt 7
- Box-folder 47:3
Financial receipts 1956 July-September1 notebook pt 1
- Box-folder 47:4
Financial receipts 1956 October-November1 notebook pt 2
- Box-folder 47:5
Financial receipts 1956 December1 notebook pt 3
- Box-folder 48:1
Financial receipts 1957 January-February1 notebook pt 4
- Box-folder 48:2
Financial receipts 1957 February-April1 notebook pt 5
- Box-folder 48:3
Financial receipts 1957 April-June1 notebook pt 6
- Box-folder 48:4
Financial receipts 1957-19581 notebook pt 1
- Box-folder 48:5
Financial receipts 1957 July-August1 notebook pt 2
- Box-folder 48:6
Financial receipts 1957 September-November1 notebook pt 3
- Box-folder 48:7
Financial receipts 1957-1958 November-January1 notebook pt 4
- Box-folder 49:1
Financial receipts 1958 January-March1 notebook pt 5
- Box-folder 49:2
Financial receipts 1958 March-May1 notebook pt 6
- Box-folder 49:3
Financial receipts 1958 May-June1 notebook pt 7
- Box-folder 49:4
Financial receipts 1959 July-August1 notebook pt. 1
- Box-folder 49:5
Financial receipts 1959 September-October1 notebook pt. 2
- Box-folder 49:6
Financial receipts 1959 November-December1 notebook pt. 3
- Box-folder 50:1
Financial receipts 1960 January-February1 notebook pt. 4
- Box-folder 50:2
Financial receipts 1960 March-Aprilnotebook pt. 5
- Box-folder 50:3
Financial receipts 1960 May1 notebook pt. 6
- Box-folder 50:4
Financial receipts 1960 June1 notebook pt. 7
- Box-folder 50:5
Financial receipts social security security fund 1959-19601 notebook pt. 8
- Box-folder 50:6
Financial receipts social security security fund 1960 July-September1 notebook pt. 1
- Box-folder 51:1
Financial receipts social security security fund 1960 October-November1 notebook pt. 2
- Box-folder 51:2
Financial receipts social security security fund 1960 December-1961 January1 notebook pt. 3
- Box-folder 51:3
Financial receipts social security security fund 1961 February-March1 notebook pt. 4
- Box-folder 51:4
Financial receipts social security security fund 1961 April1 notebook pt. 5
- Box-folder 51:5
Financial receipts social security security fund 1961 May-June1 notebook pt. 6
- Box-folder 51:6
Financial receipts social security security fund 1960-19611 notebook pt. 7
- Box-folder 52:1
Financial receipts 1961 July1 notebook
- Box-folder 52:2
Financial receipts 1961 July-August1 notebook pt.1 of 7
- Box-folder 52:3
Financial receipts 1961 September-October1 notebook pt.2 of 7
- Box-folder 52:4
Financial receipts 1961 November-December1 notebook pt.3 of 7
- Box-folder 52:5
Financial receipts social security fund 1961-19621 notebook pt.4 of 7
- Box-folder 52:6
Financial receipts 1962 January-February1 notebook pt.5 of 7
- Box-folder 52:7
Financial receipts 1962 March-May1 notebook pt.6 of 7
- Box-folder 53:1
Financial receipts 1962 June1 notebook pt.7 of 7
includes reimbursements for principals
- Box-folder 53:2
Financial receipts 1962-19631 notebook
- Box-folder 53:3
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1962 July-September1 notebook
- Box-folder 53:4
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1962 September-October1 notebook
- Box-folder 53:5
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1962 October-December1 notebook
- Box-folder 53:6
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1963 April-May1 notebook pt. 1
- Box-folder 54:1
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1963 February-March1 notebook pt. 2
- Box-folder 54:2
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1963 February-March1 notebook pt. 3
- Box-folder 54:3
Financial receipts (social security funds) 1963 February-December1 notebook pt. 4
- Box-folder 54:4
Financial receipts 1963 July-August1 notebook pt.1 of 7
- Box-folder 54:5
Financial receipts 1963 September-October1 notebook pt.2 of 7
- Box-folder 54:6
Financial receipts 1963 November-December1 notebook pt.3 of 7
- Box-folder 55:1
Financial receipts 1964 January-February1 notebook pt.4 of 7
- Box-folder 55:2
Financial receipts 1964 March-April1 notebook pt.5 of 7
- Box-folder 55:3
Financial receipts 1964 May-June1 notebook pt.6 of 7
- Box-folder 55:4
Financial receipts social security funds 1963 July-October1 notebook pt.7 of 7
- Box-folder 55:5
Financial receipts 19641 notebook
- Box-folder 55:6
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1967 August1 notebook
- Box-folder 55:7
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1967-1968 September-April1 notebook
- Box-folder 55:8
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1968-19691 notebook
- Box-folder 56:1
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1969-1970 August-February1 notebook
- Box-folder 56:2
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 February-June1 notebook loose pages
- Box-folder 56:3
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 May-December12 small notebooks
- Box-folder 56:4
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 September-December16 small notebooks
- Box-folder 56:5
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 September-December25 small notebooks
- Box-folder 56:6
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 September-December14 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:1
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 September-December13 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:2
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970 -19711 notebook and 12 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:3
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970-19719 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:4
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1971 January-June20 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:5
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1971 September-December9 small notebooks
- Box-folder 57:6
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1971-19723 small notebooks
- Box-folder 58:1
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970-197250 loose receipts
- Box-folder 58:2
Financial receipts Activity Fund 1970-197270 loose receipts
- Box-folder 59:1
Financial receipts for Construction Funds and School Improvement Funds for the Local, State, Venable School, and Joint Negro High Schools. 19501 notebook pt. 1
- Box-folder 59:2
Financial receipts for Construction Funds and School Improvement Funds for the Local, State, Venable School, and Joint Negro High Schools. 1951-19541 notebook pt. 2
- Box-folder 59:3
Financial receipts School Construction Fund 1954-19561 notebook pt. 1
- Box-folder 59:4
Financial receipts School Improvement fund, Joint Negro High School 1954-19581 notebook pt. 2
- Box-folder 59:5
Financial receipts School Building Fund 1958-19621 notebook pt. 3
- Box-folder 60:1
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1960 September1 notebook pt 1
- Box-folder 60:2
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1960 October1 notebook pt 2
- Box-folder 60:3
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1960 November-December1 notebook pt 3
- Box-folder 60:4
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1961 February1 notebook pt. 1 of 3
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Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1961 February1 notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 61:1
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1961 February & May1 notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 61:2
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 February1 notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 61:3
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 February1 notebook pt. 2 of 3
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Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 February & April1 notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 61:5
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 September-October1 notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 61:6
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 October1 notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 62:1
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1962 November-December1 notebook pt. 3 of 3
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Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 February 141 notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 62:3
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 February 141 notebook pt. 2 of 3
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Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 February 141 notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 62:5
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 September-October1 notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 63:1
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 October-November1 notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 63:2
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 November-December1 notebook pt .3 of 3
- Box-folder 63:3
Financial receipts Pupil Scholarship Fund 1963 August1 item
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Financial reconciliation of school accounts n. d.24 items very dirty
- Box-folder 63:5
Financial reimbursements for travel 196317 items
- Box-folder 63:6
Financial reports and audits 1932-19365 items
- Box-folder 63:7
Financial reports and audits 1937-19441 notebook
- Box-folder 63:8
Financial reports and audits 1941-194714 items (remove fasteners)
- Box-folder 63:9
Financial reports and audits R. G. Hantzmona & Co .[1948-1962]14 items
- Box-folder 63:10
Financial reports Buford cash receipts 1967 June1 item
- Box-folder 64:1
Financial Treasurer Monthly Reports 1955-1956 July-June1 notebook (needs flattening)
- Box-folder 64:2
Financial Treasurer Monthly Reports 1959-19601 notebook
- Box-folder 64:3
Financial Monthly Report of City Treasurer to School Board 1961 July-1962 December1 notebook pt 1
- Box-folder 64:4
Financial Monthly Report of City Treasurer to School Board 1963 January-June1 notebook pt 2
- Box-folder 64:5
Financial statements and warrants 1909-191148 items
- Box-folder 64:6
Financial statements and warrants 1910-191525 items
Other minutes are included with the correspondence because they relate directly to various subjects in the correspondence.)
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Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board 18791 item
Photocopy from an article in the Jeffersonian Republican printing the minutes of the School Board regarding corporal punishment and teaching methods for arithmetic, grammar and other subjects.
- Box-folder 65:2
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board 1896-18981 item
Bound ledger of handwritten minutes from the School Board
- Box-folder 65:3
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board 1896-189843 loose pages from the bound ledger
- Box-folder 65:4
Minutes of the Charlottesville School Board 1904-19058 items
- Box-folder 66:1
News clippings about school issues 1913-1915; 193336 items
News clippings from The Daily Progress including articles by Superintendent James G. Johnson about the overcrowding at Midway School and plans for a new elementary school (McGuffey School).
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News clipping about proposed school budget 1929 August 7; 19332 items
There is an invitation to the public to hear the proposed school budget for the 1929-1930 school sessions and an article about Dr. James G. Johnson and the Parent Teacher Association. ( The Daily Progress )
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News clippings ( Daily Progress ) about school related issues 1920; 1940; 1941; 1945; 1963-196724 items
Main topics include construction; student School Board; discipline; new schools and additional space; sex education; and merging of city and county resources. Articles also mention salaries of superintendents; hiring "Negro" teachers; and kindergarten programs.
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News clippings ( Daily Progress ) about school related issues 1968-197128 items
In addition to the main topics there are also clippings about interns; busing; library video and television studio; and overcrowding.
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News clippings ( Daily Progress ) about school related issues 1972-197470 items
Included with the main school topics, are articles about corporal punishment; busing; special education; naming and a move to Charlottesville High School; redistricting plans for Yancey School; exchange programs with Tandem, and Montessori schools.
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News clippings( The Daily Progress ) about school related issues 1975-1981; 198384 items
Topics include budget cuts; moment of silence; retirement of the Reverend Henry B. Mitchell; election of Mayor Charles L. Barbour; racial discrimination (suspension of three "black" girls) and lawsuit; racial balance and socioeconomic tensions; competency plans; and a new gymnasium at Charlottesville High School.
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News clippings (The Daily Progress) Mayors 1967-197812 items
Mayor G. A. Vogt encouraged communication from the community; Mayor Burkett A. Rennolds, City Councilmen Bernard J. Haggerty and Lindsay B. Mount declined re-election; Mayor Mitchell Van Yahres urged constituents to voice any concerns; Mayor Charles L. Barbour charged that there were secret meetings; selection of Mayor Nancy K. O'Brien, and Laurence A. Brunton.
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News clippings (The Daily Progress) about Superintendent William J. Ellena 1973-197539 items
Also includes editorials written by Superintendent Ellena.
- Box-folder 66:9
Virginius Dabney article "The Real Reasons For Cheating" 1963 May 261 item
- Box-folder 66:10
Jack Harrison Pollack article "Should we separate smart and average kids?" and other articles. 1965- 19808 items
Articles from Science and Technology; Time, Nation's Business, Parade, Phi Delta Kappan on teaching and the condition of the education system
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Personnel Policies [1920-1930;] 196660 items
There are a list of retirements, resignations, and appointments; and minutes. There is also a list of teachers at Buford Junior High School and a news clipping about teachers being hired.
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Principal Carrie Burnley 1931; 1942; 195425 items
There are photographs and an obituary of School Principal, Carrie Burnley. There are also memos and personal writings about the proper methods for teachers, and lesson plans by Miss Burnley.
- Box-folder 66:13
Programs Head Start 1964-196513 items
Charter and job descriptions for the Head Start Program
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Schools 1973-19747 items
There are descriptions of Burnley-Moran, Clark, Greenbrier, Johnson, Jackson-Via, and Venable elementary schools regarding census, demographics and socioeconomic status of school neighborhoods. There is also a list of the School Board members and the principals of all the city schools.
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Schools Jackson P. Burley Junior High School 1940-19453 items
School Board minutes and planning for more space for "Negro" schools
- Box-folder 66:16
Schools Charlotttesville High School 19911 item
Audit report on the quality of Charlottesville High School
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Schools Jefferson High School 1924; 1945; 1958; 1963; 200121 items
There is a deed transferring the Jefferson School property to the City (January 23, 2002) as the "Carver Recreation Center;" a title search and a copy of the original deed of the Jefferson School Property (January 27, 1894 ;) and a history of Jefferson School for approval as a historic site. Included is a report about a conflict between the principal and teachers of Jefferson School.(1945)
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Schools Lane High School 1963; 1976-197813 items
There is information about the sale of Lane High School to Albemarle County for office space including the deed of sale. There is also a student's request for grades and news clippings about the sale. There are also clippings from 1963 about the overcrowding at Lane.
- Box-folder 66:19
Schools McGuffey Elementary School 1912-194340 items
School song; information and news clippings about William Holmes McGuffey and the "McGuffey Readers;" letter from Carrie C. Burnley to Mr. Henry Ford; letter from Dr. McGuffey's granddaughter; list of faculty at McGuffey; student certificates; and a description of the parade from Midway to the opening of McGuffey School.
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Schools Midway School 1905-19152 items
There is an essay on crowded conditions (with a list of teachers and enrollment figures) at Midway and the development of the library.
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Schools songs and poems n. d.12 items
There are miscellaneous songs and poems
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Students 1919; 1941; n. d.1 item
There is a paper on the founding fathers and their independence by a student. There is correspondence from students in Brussels, France. There is also an explanation for why a student received a zero on his examination.
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Teacher: Hunter Haswell Walker 1979; 19924 items
There are funeral programs and a news clipping about Walker's fifty years as a math teacher.
- Box-folder 67:1
Teacher Lesson Plans Grammar and High School 1904-19051 bound ledger
- Box-folder 67:2
Teacher lesson plans and invitations 1917-1940; n. d.69 items
There are spelling lists, stories; lists of poems and values; calendars; illustrations of the University and Monticello; and history lessons. There is also a list of schools and teachers.
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Oversize: Colored illustrations from the Ladies Home Journal of Soldiers from World War I [19192 items
The illustrations are from paintings by Gayle Porter Hoskins and Frank E. Schoonover.
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Oversize: Black and white illustrations from Illustrated Current News 18972 items
"Sight Spans Space Over Wire by Television" and "Getting Set for South Africa's Greatest Diamond Rush"
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Oversize: Schedule of classes 19151 item
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Teacher Lesson Plans Geography n. d.1 item
There is a typescript copy of " Guyot's Geographical Primer."
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Teachers salaries 1916; 1942-194322 items
There are letters and miscellaneous reports about salaries, summer school and tuition grants.
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Teacher Science Department 1963-196511 items
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Teacher war bonds 194240 items
List of teachers and amounts deducted from salaries to pay for war bonds.
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Photographs Charlottesville School Board n. d.74 items
Included are photographs of the Reverend Henry B. Mitchell; [ ] Eberhardt; Grace Tinsley; J. A. "Buddy" Kessler; Elizabeth Bowers; Dale Metcalf; Richard Jennings; William J. Ellena; Charles Webb; Thomas McClernon; Guidance Services; Marvin Sutphin; Lane High School Band; Board meetings; Charlottesville High School; Venable Elementary School; Burnley-Moran Elementary School; Greenbrier Elementary School; Jackson-Via Elementary School; Johnson Elementary School; Buford Middle School; and Walker Middle School.
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Photographs Charlottesville School Board n. d.5 items
James Harry Michael, Jr., Booker T. Reaves, J. A. Kessler, Jr, Grover W. Forloines, Hovey S. Dabney, Marvin C. Sutphin, Thomas J. Michie, Jr., and Betty B. Glass.
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Photographs McGuffey Music Festival n. d.34 items
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Photograph construction of McGuffey Primary School 1916 March 221 item
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Photograph of McGuffey Primary School by Holsinger n. d.1 item
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Photograph 1847 A. R. McKee portrait (and one unidentified) n. d.1 item
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Photograph Midway School 1932 February1 item
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Photograph construction of Venable Primary School [1924]1 item
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Photographs of unidentified children playing n. d.1 item
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Photographs of unidentified children in classrooms n. d.4 items
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Photographs of Preston Avenue and Harris Road Neighborhood 19387 items
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Photograph of an unidentified group n. d.1 item
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Photographs and negatives of schools n. d.50 items
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Oversize Photograph unidentified [site for McGuffey School] n. d.1 item
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Oversize Photograph of McGuffey School n. d.1 item
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Deed of Gift Freedmen's Bureau 18691 item
There is a deed in which the Freedmen's Bureau, [The Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands], transferred the Delevan building. There is also an interpretation of the intended use of Delevan as a school (1893)
- Box-folder 68:2
Deed of Purchase between Charlottesville School Township and City Commissioner for a parcel of land 1871 October 141 item
Charlottesville School Township wanted to purchase a parcel of land located on the southern suburbs of Charlottesville (property had liens on it)
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Deed of Purchase from Maupin Family to the Charlottesville School District 18821 item
Deed for parcel of land "known as Midway"
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Deed Contract agreement between Charlottesville City School Board and the Charlottesville District of Albemarle County 19101 item
Agreement that Charlottesville City School would instruct County Students for the School Session 1910 through 1916 for a fee.
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Opinion regarding title and property of McKee Row in which the County School Board granted use without purchase to the Charlottesville School Board 19141 item
Opinion reveals the history of Charlottesville and the Courthouse and McKee property.
- Box-folder 68:6
Title examination regarding John C. Patterson Property 1915 May 121 item
There is a Title investigation and approval for purchase of land between Jefferson and Market Street by the Charlottesville School Board.
- Box-folder 68:7
Deed of Purchase from the Patterson Family to the Charlottesville School Board and Abstracts of Title 1863-19157 items
Purchase of land for McGuffey School and abstracts of titles going back to 1863. There is also some correspondence from a tenant of the Patterson Property.
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Deed of Purchase from Bessie V. Walker to the City of Charlottesville for purchase of eleven parcels of land 1922 October 261 item
Deed for land sold [through the Trader's Land Company] for thirteen hundred and seventy five dollars.
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Resolution of the Charlottesville School Board that plats of land were trusted to the City of Charlottesville 1922 November 11 item
Resolution was passed by the Charlottesville School Board for the City to be the trustee for certain property until the School Board could afford to pay for them.
- Box-folder 68:10
Deed of Purchase from C. W. Allen and E. C. McCue to the City of Charlottesville 1922 November 91 item
Deed is for a plat of land situated near Preston Heights and was sold [through the Trader's Land Company] for two thousand, five hundred dollars.
- Box-folder 68:11
Deed of Purchase from Helen A. Woods to the City of Charlottesville 1922 November 13, 16 and March 293 items
Preston Heights property (eleven parcels of land) purchased [for Venable School]. There is also a deed between Helen A. Woods and Willie Love for the purchase of certain plats in the Preston Heights property by Willie Love (lien) and a deed from Willie and Elizabeth Love to the Charlottesville School Board.
- Box-folder 68:12
Deed of Purchase from John W. and Mary L. Fishburne and Lilie S. Dinwiddie to the City of Charlottesville 1922 November 171 item
Deed is for a plat of land sold [through the Traders Land Company] situated on Preston Heights property for ten thousand five hundred dollars.
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Deed of Purchase from Burruss Antrim to the City of Charlottesville 1922 November 181 item
Deed for a plat of land situated near the University of Virginia on Thirteenth Street sold [through the Traders Land Company] for six hundred and twenty five dollars.
- Box-folder 68:14
Deed of Purchase between F. M. and Nannie Huyett to the City of Charlottesville 1922 December 201 item
Deed for a plat of land in the northwestern part of Charlottesville sold to the City for nine hundred dollars.
- Box-folder 68:15
Deed of Purchase from B. E. Wheeler and Lonnie B. Wheeler to the City of Charlottesville 1922 December 201 item
Deed for purchase of land in the northwestern part of the City of Charlottesville sold to the City for fourteen hundred and twenty five dollars.
- Box-folder 68:16
Deed of Purchase from Jennie B. Huffman to the City of Charlottesville 1923 January 121 item
Deed for plat of land sold [through the Traders Land Company] for four hundred dollars and situated on the south side of Spruce Street.
- Box-folder 68:17
Deed of Purchase from Lewis and Lena C. Barber to the City of Charlottesville 1923 May 311 item
Deed for land on the north side of Page Street sold to the City for two hundred and fifty dollars.
- Box-folder 68:18
Deed of Purchase from the City of Charlottesville to the School Board for several parcels of land on Preston Heights and title of abstracts 1923 -19243 items
Title of Abstracts for land owned by Lewis Barber, Willie and Elizabeth Love, John W. Fishburne and Lilie S. Dinwiddie and deed of purchase from the City of Charlottesville to the Charlottesville School Board [for Venable School]
- Box-folder 68:19
Deed of Purchase from the City of Charlottesville to the Charlottesville School Board 1924 July 71 item
Deed for land situated on Preston Heights for seven thousand two hundred and twelve dollars and forty five cents.
- Box-folder 68:20
Deed of Purchase from Annie B. Johnson to the Charlottesville School Board 1924 July 71 item
Deed for parcel of land located at the Northeast corner of the intersection of Fifth Street N. W. and Commerce Street as an addition to the Jefferson School for a price of twenty five hundred dollars.
- Box-folder 68:21
Deed of Purchase from G. F. Johnson to the Charlottesville School Board 1924 July 121 item
Deed for a parcel of land on the East side of Fifth Street Northwest for a sum of fifteen hundred dollars for an addition to the Jefferson School
- Box-folder 68:22
Deed of Purchase and title clear from Robert and Mollie Jackson to the Charlottesville School Board 1924 August 8
th 1 itemLand purchased by the School Board for an addition to the Jefferson School located on the East side of Fifth Street Northwest for twenty two hundred and fifty dollars
- Box-folder 68:23
Agreement Contracts between Albemarle County Schools and Charlottesville City Schools 1926; 19322 items
There are two agreements that the Charlottesville Schools would instruct the children from Albemarle County Schools for an agreed price.
- Box-folder 68:24
Deed of Purchases for property in Belmont 192927 items
Deed of purchases from Florence R. and Arthur M. Gable, B. G. and Kathleen Payne, F. L. and Mary W. Watson, D. W. and Willie May Godwin, B. S. and Bettie J. Young, Nannie Blake and G. G. Jones, Lloyd M. and Annie L. Haggard, C. E. and Janie W. Crawford, W. J. and Lillie F. Harvey, B. L. and Mandolin V. Payne to the Charlottesville School Board [for Clark School] Also included are title abstracts for lots which were a part of a large tract of land owned by the Belmont Land Company prior to 1890. (Need flattening)
- Box-folder 69:1
Deed of Purchase from James M. Morris to the Charlottesville School Board 19321 item
Deed of Purchase for land on the corner of Commerce and Fourth Street N. W. sold to the School Board for five hundred dollars.
- Box-folder 69:2
Certificate of Title 1933 May 221 item
Parcel of land on Commerce Street verified to be owned by Albert Brooks, free of any liens and clear for purchase by the Charlottesville School Board
- Box-folder 69:3
Deed of Purchase from Alfred Brooks to the Charlottesville School Board 19331 item
Deed of Purchase for land situated on 411 Commerce Street sold to the Charlottesville School Board for a sum of one thousand and one hundred and fifty dollars.
- Box-folder 69:4
Deeds of purchase by the School Board from the Barbour and Beck Families for land on Brown Street and title of abstracts 1938 July 14, Oct. 33 items
Deed of purchase for land described as 214 5
th Street N. W. and Brown Street from the Beck's Family to the Charlottesville School Board for a sum of two thousand dollars, and twenty five hundred dollars from the Barbour Family for additions to Jefferson School. - Box-folder 69:5
Deed of purchase City of Charlottesville from Southern Railway 1938 November 81 item
- Box-folder 69:6
Deeds of purchase from the City of Charlottesville to the School Board of land for Lane High School 1941-19431 item
- Oversize
Oversize: Deeds and court documents for 214 5
th Street N. W. and Brown Street [1958]# itemsThe City of Charlottesville acquired the property by condemnation for addition to the Jefferson School
- Box-folder 68:1
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A. Reports
- Box-folder 69:7
Annual School Reports and Summaries of fitness ratings 1970-197127 items
Reports are from Buford, Burnley-Moran, George Rogers Clark, Greenbrier, Jackson-Via, Jefferson, Johnson, Lane, McGuffey,Venable and Walker. Principal's Term Reports are included. For some other years they are separate.
- Oversize
Oversize enrollment figures for boys and girls at elementary schools18 items
- Box-folder 69:8
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1971-19721 item
- Box-folder 69:9
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1972-197317 items
- Box-folder 69:10
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1973-197412 items
- Box-folder 69:11
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1974-197514 items
- Box-folder 70:1
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1975-197627 items
- Box-folder 70:2
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1976-197720 items
Includes enrollment figures for boys and girls in elementary schools
- Box-folder 70:3
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1977-197817 items
Includes enrollment figures for boys and girls in schools
- Box-folder 70:4
Annual School Reports and Principal's Term Reports 1979-198017 items
Includes FICA contributions
- Oversize
Oversize Enrollment Charts [1973-1978]6 items
- Box-folder 70:5
Principal's Monthly Reports 1965 September-December5 items
Very bad condition; water damaged, need flattening/cleaning etc..
There are monthly attendance records.
- Box-folder 70:6
Principals' Monthly Reports 1966 January-June13 items bad condition, water damaged, need flattening
- Box-folder 71:1
Principal's Monthly Reports 1967 September-December; January-March23 items bad condition, need flattening etc…
- Box-folder 71:2
Principals' Monthly Reports 1968 January-June6 items need flattening
- Box-folder 71:3
Principals' Monthly Reports 1971 Sept-Dec4 items mold and needs flattening and cleaning
- Box-folder 71:4
Principals' Monthly Reports 1972 January-June5 items needs flattening and cleaning-lots of mold
- Box-folder 71:5
Principals' Monthly Reports 1979-19809 items
- Box-folder 72:1
Principals' Monthly Reports 1980-198115 items
- Box-folder 72:2
Principals' Monthly Reports 1981-19829 items
- Box-folder 72:3
Principals' Monthly Reports 1982-19839 items
- Box-folder 72:4
Principals' Monthly Reports 1983-19849 items
- Box-folder 72:5
Principals' Monthly Reports 1984-19859 items
- Box-folder 73:1
Principals' Monthly Reports 1985-19869 items
- Box-folder 73:2
Principals' Monthly Reports 1987-19889 items
- Box-folder 73:3
Principals' Monthly Reports 1988-19899 items
- Box-folder 73:4
Principals' Monthly Reports 1989-19909 items
- Box-folder 73:5
Teacher's Monthly Reports 1934-19362 items
- Box-folder 74:1
Teacher's Monthly Reports 197112 items
- Box-folder 74:2
Report on Community Resources 19671 item
- Box-folder 74:3
Report on Youth and Children by City Council and the School Board 19871 item
- Box-folder 74:4
Report, press releases and minutes of the Charlottesville School Board Advisory Commission 2005 June1 item
- Box-folder 74:5
Fire Drill Reports 1990-199110 items
- Box-folder 74:6
Fire Drill Reports 1991-19928 items
- Box-folder 74:7
Fire Drill Reports 1992-19939 items
- Box-folder 74:8
Fire Drill Reports 1993-199410 items
- Box-folder 74:9
Fire Drill Reports 1994-19959 items
- Box-folder 74:10
Fire Drill Reports 1995-199610 items
- Box-folder 75:1
Lunch Meal Programs 1954-195521 items
McGuffey School applications for reimbursement of the Virginia Lunch Program and Special Milk Program; cafeteria reports and inventory; daily record of operations; state inspection reports; and memos about additional allocation of funds and other information about lunches. There is also information about personnel policies for cafeteria staff.
- Box-folder 75:2
Lunch Meal Programs 1955-195634 items
- Box-folder 75:3
Lunch Meal Programs 1956-195718 items
- Box-folder 75:4
Lunch Meal Programs 1957-195862 items
There is a notice from the Monticello Dairy Inc. about milk price increases due to the drought (September 27, 1958)
- Box-folder 75:5
Lunch Meal Programs 1958-195963 items
- Box-folder 75:6
Lunch Meal Programs 1959-196062 items
- Box-folder 75:7
Lunch Meal Programs 1960-1961 needs flattening61 items
- Box-folder 76:1
Lunch Meal Programs 1961-196260 items
- Box-folder 76:2
Lunch Meal Programs 1962-196362 items
- Box-folder 76:3
Lunch Menus 1953-1956; 1958-1963166 items
List of menus served each day of the week for the school year
- Box-folder 76:4
Lunch Menus 1960-196375 items
- Box-folder 76:5
Lunches-Free 1961-196260 items
There is a list of students who are eligible for free meals from Clark, Venable, and Johnson (and the costs per lunch) at the McGuffey Cafeteria
- Box-folder 69:7
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C. Records
- Oversize
Oversize: Census records 1915, 1920; 1925, 1935, 1939, 1940, 194541 items
- Box-folder 76:6
Census records 1935; 1939# items
- Box-folder 76:7
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 76:8
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 76:9
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 76:10
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:1
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:2
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:3
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:4
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:5
Census records 19451 notebook
- Box-folder 77:6
Census records summaries and memos 1965-19771 notebook
- Box-folder 78:1
Census Civil Rights Survey 1984 December10 items
- Box-folder 78:2
Retreat for "Pre-School Work Session" (Kindergarten) 20001 notebook
- Box-folder 78:3
Retreat to prepare the budget for 2005 2003 September 131 notebook
- Box-folder 78:4
Retreat "Charting the Future" Linda Bowen 2006 July1 notebook
- Box-folder 78:5
Certificates 1961; 19712 items
- Box-folder 78:6
Class Schedules for students with last names that start with A-B 1972-19731 notebook
Class schedules contain student information such as birthdates, names of parents, home address and class schedule with teacher names.
- Box-folder 78:7
Class Schedules C-D 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 78:8
Class Schedules E-G 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 79:6
Class Schedules H-I 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 79:7
Class Schedules J-L 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:1
Class Schedules M 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:2
Class Schedules N-R 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:3
Class Schedules S 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:4
Class Schedules T-V 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:5
Class Schedules W-Y 1972-19731 notebook
- Box-folder 80:6
Enrollment at Midway 1908-19159 items
Enrollment and teacher roster
- Box-folder 80:7
Enrollment at Midway 1915-19161 notebook
- Box-folder 80:8
Enrollment Charlottesville Public Schools 1959-19654 items
- Oversize
Oversize Enrollment charts for white and "colored" pupils in Norfolk Schools from Architects 1928 (see Oversize census records)
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Student Record Books
(Notebooks of student grades for the last year of school, and any higher education and name and address of parents.)
- Box-folder 81:1
Student Record Book [1940-1950]1 notebook
- Box-folder 81:2
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1939-1949]notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 81:3
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1924-1949]notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 81:4
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1924-1949]notebook pt. 1 of 4
- Box-folder 82:1
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1926-1950]notebook pt. 2 of 4
- Box-folder 82:2
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1926-1950]notebook pt. 3 of 4
- Box-folder 82:3
Student Record Book-Jefferson School Drop-outs [1926-1950]notebook pt. 4 of 4
- Box-folder 82:4
Student Record Book A-B [1926-1950]notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 82:5
Student Record Book S-W [1926-1950]notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 83:1
Student Record Books A-G [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 83:2
Student Record Books H-P [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 83:3
Student Record Books Q-Z [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 83:4
Student Record Books A-H [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 83:5
Student Record Books S-Z [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 84:1
Student Record Books A-H [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 84:2
Student Record Books I-R [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 84:3
Student Record Books S-Y [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 84:4
Student Record Books A-F 1920-1945]Notebook pt. 1 of 4
- Box-folder 84:5
Student Record Books G-K [1920-1945]Notebook pt. 2 of 4
- Box-folder 85:1
Student Record Books L-R [1920-1945]Notebook pt.3 of 4
- Box-folder 85:2
Student Record Books S-Z [1920-1945]Notebook pt.4 of 4
- Box-folder 85:3
Student Record Books A-J [1920-1945]Notebook pt.1 of 2
- Box-folder 85:4
Student Record Books K-Y [1935-1945]Notebook pt.2 of 2
- Box-folder 85:5
Student Record Books A-G [1935-1945]Notebook pt.1 of 3
- Box-folder 86:1
Student Record Books H-R 1935-1945]Notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 86:2
Student Record Books S-Y [1935-1945]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 86:3
Student Record Books A-M [1938-1945]Notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 86:4
Student Record Books M-Y [1929-1945]Notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 86:5
Student Record Books A-G [1920-1940]Notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 86:6
Student Record Books H-K [1920-1940]Notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 87:1
Student Record Books I-R [1920-1945]Notebook
- Box-folder 87:2
Student Record Books M-R [1920-1940]Notebook pt.1 of 2
- Box-folder 87:3
Student Record Books S-Z [1920-1940]Notebook pt.2 of 2
- Box-folder 87:4
Student Record Books A-E; M [1918-1930]Notebook pt.1 of 2
- Box-folder 87:5
Student Record Books E-L [1918-1930]Notebook pt.2 of 2
- Box-folder 88:1
Student Record Books A-D [1920-1930]Notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 88:2
Student Record Books E-H [1920-1933]Notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 88:3
Student Record Books I-L [1920-1933]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 88:4
Student Record Books M-R [1920-1940]Notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 88:5
Student Record Books S-W [1920-1933]Notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 89:1
Student Record Books M-R [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 89:2
Student Record Books S-W [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 89:3
Student Record Books A-F [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 1 of 2
- Box-folder 89:4
Student Record Books G-L [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 2 of 2
- Box-folder 90:1
Student Record Books A-C [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 1 of 3
- Box-folder 90:2
Student Record Books D-G [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 2 of 3
- Box-folder 90:3
Student Record Books H-L [1930-1950]Notebook pt. 3 of 3
- Box-folder 81:1
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Teacher Record Books, 1907-1970
Contains class rolls, grades and attendance records for students. In the 1920's and 1930's there were separate classes for boys and girls.
These are arranged by year and by teacher. They include the schools, Midway Grammar and High School (Lane), McGuffey Elementary, Venable Elementary, George Rogers Clark Elementary, Jackson P. Burley, Buford, and Walker schools but not all of these schools can be found in every folder.
- Box-folder 91:1
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker 1907-1908 Sep-Jan.2 items
- Box-folder 91:2
Teacher Record Books M.S. Dabney- M.K. Thacker 1908 Feb-May.2 items
- Box-folder 91:3
Teacher Record Books M.S. Dabney-M.K. Thacker 1908-1909.4 items
- Box-folder 91:4
Teacher Record Books C.C. Burnley-M.K. Thacker 1909 Feb-May.6 items
- Box-folder 91:5
Teacher Record Books L.J. Blakey-M.L. Dinwiddie 1909-1910.13 items
- Box-folder 91:6
Teacher Record Books E.R. Estes-E. Wiley 1909-1910.12 items
- Box-folder 91:7
Teacher Record Books M. Sommers-J. Wright 1909-1910.11 items
- Box-folder 91:8
Teacher Record Books B.S. Anderson-M.S. Dabney 1910.10 items
- Box-folder 91:9
Teacher Record Books M.L. Dinwiddie- E. Wiley 1910 Feb-May.11 items
- Box-folder 92:1
Teacher Record Books K.R. Lipop-J. Wright. 1910 Feb-May.9 items
- Box-folder 92:2
Teacher Record Books B.S. Anderson-R.B. Burnley 1910-1911.10 items
- Box-folder 92:3
Teacher Record Books S.R. Carroll-S.A. Moran 1910-1911 Sep-Jan.10 items
- Box-folder 92:4
Teacher Record Books E.S. Moses- J. Wright 1910-1911 Sep-Jan.11 items
- Box-folder 92:5
Teacher Record Books. E. Barnes-S.A. Moran 1911 Feb-May.11 items
- Box-folder 92:6
Teacher Record Books E.S. Moses-J. Wright 1911 Feb-May.10 items
- Box-folder 93:1
Teacher Record Books N. Abbott-M. Burnley 1911-1912 Sep-Jan.10 items
- Box-folder 93:2
Teacher Record Books M. Burnley-E. Estes 1911-1912 Sep-Jan.11 items
- Box-folder 93:3
Teacher Record Books J.B. Grimes-H.M. Reid 1911-1912 Sep-Jan.12 items
- Box-folder 93:4
Teacher Record Books K.V. Royce-J. Wright 1911-1912 Sep-Jan.13 items
- Box-folder 93:5
Teacher Record Books M.N. Abbot-R.B.Burnley 1912 Feb-May.11 items
- Box-folder 93:6
Teacher Record Books R.B. Burnley-F.E. Hartman 1912 Feb-May.9 items.
- Box-folder 94:1
Teacher Record Books L.I. Hopcroft-H.M. Reid 1912 Feb-May.10 Items.
- Box-folder 94:2
Teacher Record Books K.R. Lipop-J. Wright 1912 Feb-May.11 Items.
- Box-folder 94:3
Teacher Record Books; Term Reports 1913.1 Item.
- Box-folder 94:4
Teacher Record Books M.N. Abbott-I.E. Briggs 1912-1913 Sep-Jan.9 Items.
- Box-folder 94:5
Teacher Record Books C.C. Burnley-H.C. Massie 1912-1913 Sep-Jan.13 Items.
- Box-folder 94:6
Teacher Record Books M.S. Meserole-J. Wright 1912-1913 Sep-Jan.11 Items.
- Box-folder 94:7
Teacher Record Books M.N. Abbott-L.C. Burgess 1912-1913 Sep-Jan.9 Items.
- Box-folder 95:1
Teacher Record Books C.C. Burnley-E. Kelly 1913 Feb-May.9 Items.
- Box-folder 95:2
Teacher Record Books H.C. Massie-J. Wright 1913 Feb-May.8 Items.
- Box-folder 95:3
Teacher Record Books H.C. Massie-D.C. Veale 1913 Feb-May.5 Items.
- Box-folder 95:4
Teacher Record Books C.E. Argenbright-R.B. Burnley 1913-1914 Sep-Jan.10 Items.
- Box-folder 95:5
Teacher Record Books H.L. Daniel- H.C. Massie 1913-1914 Sep-Jan.9 Items.
- Box-folder 95:6
Teacher Record Books M.S. Meserole- P.P. Turnbull 1913-1914 Sep-Jan.7 Items
- Box-folder 95:7
Teacher Record Books D.C. Veale-J. Wright 1913-1914 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 95:8
Teacher Record Books C.E. Argenbright-E. Hartman 1914 Feb-May12 Items
- Box-folder 96:1
Teacher Record Books L.M. Heath-E.S. Moses 1914 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 96:2
Teacher Record Books H.C. Massie-J.Wright 1914 Feb-May13 Items
- Box-folder 96:3
Teacher Record Books C.C Burnley- P.V. Willoughby 1914 Jun-Aug4 Items
- Box-folder 96:4
Teacher Record Books W.H. Sandidge 1915 Summer1 Item
- Box-folder 96:5
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 19155 Items
- Box-folder 96:6
Teacher Record Books M.C. Ballard-H.V. Dickey 1915-1916 Sep-Jan10 Items
- Box-folder 96:7
Teacher Record Books G.L. Harvey-C. Perrow 1915-1916 Sep-Jan9 Items
- Box-folder 96:8
Teacher Record Books M.C. Rumbough-M.K. Thacker 1915-1916 Sep-Jan9 Items
- Box-folder 96:9
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker-J. Wright 1915-1916 Sep-Jan7 Items
- Box-folder 97:1
Teacher Record Information 1911-191213 Items
- Box-folder 97:2
Teacher Record Books S.V. Baker-H.V. Dabney 1916 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 97:3
Teacher Record Books L. Harvey- M.Morris 1916 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 97:4
Teacher Record Books M.Morris-F.Stuart 1916 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 97:5
Teacher Record Books N.W. Syder-J.Wright 1916 Feb-May10 Items
- Box-folder 97:6
Teacher Record Books M.L. Ballard- J. Wright 1916 June-Aug8 Items
- Box-folder 97:7
Teacher Record Books D.M. Allan-R.B Burnley 1916-1917 Sep-Jan7 Items
- Box-folder 97:8
Teacher Record Books N.M. Clarkson-H.L. Housman 1916-1917 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 98:1
Teacher Record Books (Colored?) Term Reports 1917 Jan56 Items
- Box-folder 98:2
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 1917 May45 Items
- Box-folder 98:3
Teacher Record Books D.M. Allan-M. Cox 1917 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 98:4
Teacher Record Books M.S. Dabney-R.L. Maupin 1917 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 98:5
Teacher Record Books V.C. Merrifield-C. Perrow 1917 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 99:1
Teacher Record BooksTerm Reports 191635 Items
- Box-folder 99:2
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 1916 May35 Items
- Box-folder 99:3
Teacher Record Books A.L.McKnight-V.E. Pugh 1916-1917 Sep-Jan10 Items
- Box-folder 99:4
Teacher Record Books L.R. Rearney-O. Taylor 1916-1917 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 99:5
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker-J. Wright 1916-1917 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 100:1
Teacher Record Books V.E. Pugh-O.A. Taylor 1917 Feb-May7 Items
- Box-folder 100:2
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker-J Wright 1917 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 100:3
Teacher Record Books M.L. Ballard-J. Wright 1917 Jun-Aug7 Items
- Box-folder 100:4
Teacher Record Books M.L. Ballard- T.I. Carter 1917-1918 Sep-Jan9 Items
- Box-folder 100:5
Teacher Record Books T.L. Cocke-A.A. Hankins 1917-1918 Sep-Jan10 Items
- Box-folder 100:6
Teacher Record Books W. Hayes- M.N. O'Rork 1917-1918 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 101:1
Teacher Record Books L.A. Parrish-S. Rothwell 1917-1918 Sep-Jan7 Items
- Box-folder 101:2
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker-J. Wright 1917-1918 Sep-Jan7 Items
- Box-folder 101:3
Teacher Record Books D.M. Allan-F. Cocke 1918 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 101:4
Teacher Record Books R.E. Cocke-W.J. Hayes 1918 Feb-May10 Items
- Box-folder 101:5
Teacher Record Books A.O. Hawkins-M. Morris 1918 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 101:6
Teacher Record Books M.N. O'Rork- S. Rothwell 1918 Feb-May7 Items
- Box-folder 102:1
Teacher Record Books M.K. Thacker-J.Wright 1918 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 102:2
Teacher Record Books A.Ballard-M.J. Blakely 1918-1919 Sep-Jan9 Items
- Box-folder 102:3
Teacher Record Books A.E. Bloxton-B. Dolan 1918-1919 Sep-Jan9 Items
- Box-folder 102:4
Teacher Record Books E.H. Edmunds-M.E. Monroe 1918-1919 Sep-Jan10 Items
- Box-folder 102:5
Teacher Record Books S.A. Moran-E.H. Smith 1918-1919 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 102:6
Teacher Record Books L. Snyder-J.Wright 1918-1919 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 103:1
Teacher Record Books A.E. Bloxton-S.A. Moran 1918 Jun-Aug3 Items
- Box-folder 103:2
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 191832 Items
- Box-folder 103:3
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 1919,192015 Items
- Box-folder 103:4
Teacher Record Books Mc-S 1919-1926Part ½
- Box-folder 103:5
Teacher Record Books S-Z 1919-1926Part ½
- Box-folder 103:6
Teacher Record Books A.E. Ballard-M.Bryant 1919 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 103:7
Teacher Record Books M.Burnley-E.H. Edmunds 1919 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 104:1
Teacher Record Books L.A. Gerard-M.E. Monroe 1919 Feb-May9 Items
- Box-folder 104:2
Teacher Record Books S.A. Moran-E.H. Smith 1919 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 104:3
Teacher Record Books M.J. Sullivan-J. Wright 1919 Feb-May7 Items
- Box-folder 104:4
Teacher Record Books A. Ballard- J. Wright 1919 Jun-Aug9 Items
- Box-folder 104:5
Teacher Record Books Term Reports 1919-192036 Items
- Box-folder 104:6
Teacher Record Books E.B. Allbritten-S.C. Blasingame 1919-19208 Items
- Box-folder 105:1
Teacher Record Books E.J. Brown-A.L. Crawford 1919-1920 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 105:2
Teacher Record Books B.Dolan-H.S. Harris 1919-1920 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 105:3
Teacher Record Books H.S. Harris-S.A. Moran 1919-1920 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 105:4
Teacher Record Books . J.A. Morrow-E. Rubush 1919-1920 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 105:5
Teacher Record Books M. Scriber-P.V. Willoughby 1919-1920 Sep-Jan8 Items
- Box-folder 105:6
Teacher Record Books E.B. Allbritten-S.C. Blasingame 1920 Feb-May8 Items
- Box-folder 106:1
Teacher Record Books E.J. Brown-B. Dolan 1920 Feb-May9 Items
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Teacher Record Books Term Reports 1924-192524 Items
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April 18, 1968 Peabody Report Speeches and Activities 0298
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