Item is a print from the painting by A. Sherriff Scott, R.C.A. Item was used to decorate Trustee's Offices in the Edmonton Public Schools Administration Building, 10010 - 107A Avenue.
File contains materials documenting the development and early operation of the "1881 Schoolhouse" program held at Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum.
File contains a letter to Bruce McIntosh, Associate Superintendent, from Burt Demeriez, Supervisor at Bennett Centre and Archives and Museum. The letter is in regards to the purchase of a 30x22 acrylic painting from Alex Janvier.
File contains a student booklet to be filled in by students during the "Footprints in Time" program held at Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum.
File contains materials documenting the development of the Grandma's Place: A Trip to Grandma and Grandpa's Place in the Past" program. The program was original entitled "Grandma's Place: A Trip to the Thrifty '30s."
This file contains a student booklet to be filled in by students during the "Footprints in Time" program held at Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum.
File contains materials documenting the development of parliamentary programs at Edmonton Public Schools Archived and Museum. Programs include "The McKay Avenue Parliamentary Tour" and "Mr. Puffer Goes to Parliament."
Item consists of information about staff members and Edmonton Public Schools, which was used to compose the speech delivered by Board Chairman Joan Cowling at the 1985 Retirement Banquet.
File contains program development materials from the Bennett Environmental Education Centre. Items include teachers' handbooks, an Architecture Appreciation Program booklet, The Mapmaker of the West-David Thompson, The Pathfinder Orienteering Area by Canadian Orienteering Service and a Bennett Centre student classroom manual for grade 7.
Item consists of the minutes of the Fine Arts and Library Committee, made up of Edmonton Public Schools Trustees and School Board Officials. The Chairman was Trustee H. Sinclair and the secretary was T.W. Meen. Enrolment in Fine Arts courses, University recognition of Fine Arts courses, Edmonton Public Library Bookmobile Service, and a request by the Edmonton Art Gallery for assistance were discussed.
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.
Item consists of student letters and creative essays written about the 1881 Schoolhouse. The letters were written to Mr. Lust, the teacher at the 1881 Schoolhouse.
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 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 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 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 a general report written by the Braemar School Administration for parents or other stakeholders. It addresses school objectives, performances, field trips, charitable projects, enrichment, school orientation, school citizenship, computers, and the school building. It includes a financial report. The Principal is Allen Brown and Assistant Principal is Doug Cowan.
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 a letter from Ed Bell to Mike Kostek. In it, Ed Bell recounts his experiences as an Edmonton Public Schools teacher and describes other aspects of his life.
Item is a student newspaper written by the Grade VI students in Room 13 at Northmount School. It includes articles about school and community life and brief interviews with Mr. Bowes, Mrs. Luscombe, and Mr. Belseck.
Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. Included are brief interviews with Mrs. Koska, Secretary, Mr. Ostfield, Teacher, and Mr. Kosman, Principal.
