Item is a booklet of the By-Laws and Rules of Order for the Edmonton Public School Board. The booklet was printed by the Technical High School Press.

Item consists of the 1935 Rules and Regulations of the Edmonton Public School Board for its members, officers and employees with additional information interleaved between the pages and within the covers.

Item is a student workbook for Grades VII and VIII Health Education.

Item is a manual containing regulations, instructions and School Board policies. It was produced by the Superintendent of Schools and to be distributed to each principal and teacher.

Item is a compilation of Board Policies and Bylaws. It is divided into Part I, Operation of the School System and, Part II, Operation of the Edmonton Public School Board.

Item is a handbook of the regulations to be followed by teachers and principals, which would implement Board Policy. An attached memorandum explains that each staff member should be in possession of the Administrative Regulations handbook.

Item is a Grade I Unit developed by Edmonton Public Schools. It addresses Canada’s history, geography and culture in the context of Canada’s 100th birthday.

Series pertains to policy development within Edmonton Public Schools. The series is arranged into three sub-series: 84.51.3 Policy Development : Survey of Principals, 84.51.4-7 Policy Development : Advisory Committee which contains agenda, minutes, memoranda and the policies and regulations the committee has agreed to, 84.51.8 Policy Development : Project Booklets and Draft Policies which consists of Advisory Committee notes and a draft policy manual.

Item consists of Policy Development files maintained by M. A. Strembitsky. Included are agenda and notes from Policy Development Advisory Committee Meetings as well as supplemental reports.

Item is a paper which makes recommendations on all aspects of the Edmonton Public Schools policy development project. The first section addresses the development of policies. The second section lists recommendations.

Item is a manual intended to provide principals with guidelines for the operations of school. Item is an interim edition to be used until a more permanent set of regulations can be prepared.

Item is a manual of guidelines and procedures developed by Central Administration to help principals implement Board Policy.

Item is a recorded interview with Catherine McLean. She discusses her school experiences in Edmonton in the late 19th Century and early 20th Centuries. She describes the Edmonton School and mentions teachers Lucy Dulmage and George Welbourne. She describes College Avenue School and early Edmonton. She also briefly describes her experience working for the Legislature in McKay Avenue School. Interviewer is M. A. Kostek.

Item lists the roles and managers of the six teams within the Information Services Branch. A floor plan of the Branch within the Centre for Education is included.

Item is the pair of scissors used to cut ceremonial ribbon at the Official Opening of the Centre for Education on 28 Sep 1984. Tied to the scissors is a bow made from the official ribbon.

Item is a Cross ball point-pen issued as a souvenir of the Official Opening of the Centre for Education. The pen is engraved: CENTRE FOR EDUCATION Sept. 28, 1984. The case is labeled: Centre For Education September 28, 1984.

Item is a videocassette with two Victoria Composite Television Productions. The first, entitled “Expansion 83 EPS”, looks at the building of the Centre for Education. The second, untitled, shows highlights from the Centre for Education’s Official Opening Ceremony on 28 Sep 1984.

Item is a button showing a stack of books and an apple with the words “one kingsway” beneath. Around the bottom edge of the button are the words “Centre for Education”.

Item is a lapel pin showing the EPSB logo.

Item consists of the ceremonial ribbon cut at the Official Opening of the Centre for Education on 28 Sep 1984. The ribbon was red and blue but has faded to purple and blue.

Item is the videocassette recording of the Official Opening of the Centre for Education. The label on the videocassette case indicates that it is designed for still picture reproduction.

Item is document given to Central Services staff and their families at an opening event at the Centre for Education. It lists activities for the evening including dinner in the café, tours, and student entertainment in the atrium. Item was signed by Derald Willows, Centre for Education Opening Activities Coordinator.

Item is a recorded interview with Ed Bell, former teacher at Riverside School (1912-1913) and first principal of Bennett School. He discusses Cadets, Inspectors, and daily life in the schools. He mentions S.A.G. Barnes and Superintendent McCaig. He left Bennett to teach in the Peace Country and describes the move north in 1914. Interviewer is Frank Mathew.

Item is a recorded interview with Ed McDougall about school life in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. He identifies photographs of school mates and teachers. He mentions, but does not describe, the schools he attended namely Edmonton School, McKay Avenue School, Queen's Avenue School, and Victoria School. He mentions teachers, Miss Chegwin, Miss Barker and Mr. Welbourne. He describes his homes in Edmonton. Interviewer is M. A. Kostek. On verso is an accidental recording of daily activity in Alma McKay’s office ca. 1984. Mike Kostek’s voice can be heard.