Item is a booklet containing candid photographs of students and teachers within schools.

The collection consists of photographs of Division buildings and sites, sport and social events, classes, classroom settings, and personnel.

Item consists of the reports, correspondence, timetables, and suggested exercises and lessons maintained by T.E. Hughes, Supervisor of Manual Training.

Item is a magazine edited by the student body of Edmonton High School, later known as Victoria High School. It includes articles by members of the community as well as articles about school activities. Of note are photographs of Edmonton High School teaching staff and of the students.

Item is a manual for teachers of Grades I and II. It provides suggestions to teachers and presents exercises and activities.

Item consists of two identical copies of the Edmonton Technical School Evening Classes prospectus. General information and list of classes are included.

Item is the prospectus for evening courses offered at the Edmonton Technical School. An insert listing Commercial Night Classes offered at Strathcona High School is included.

Item consists of two identical copies of the Edmonton Technical High School day class prospectus. Descriptions of technical options offered are included, specifically, Household Arts, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Printing, Woodwork, Machine Shop, and Forge Shop. For students over 16, industrial courses could be taken in Art, Architectural Course, Forge Shop, Gas Engine, Household Arts, Dressmaking, Industrial Chemistry and Mineralogy, Machine Shop, Printing, and Woodwork.

Item is Cecil Waggott’s Grade V Monthly Report Card from Queen’s Avenue School. Monthly report cards were given to pupils in all classes above Grade II and were to be signed by parents and returned within two days of receipt. Subject names, grades, attendance and standing in class are included.

Item is Cecil Waggott’s Grade VI and VII Monthly Report Card from Queen’s Avenue School. Monthly report cards were given to pupils in all classes above Grade II and were to be signed by parents and returned within two days of receipt. Subject names, grades, attendance and standing in class are included.

Item contains tables of results made by Captain Hector Kennedy, Supervisor of Physical Training, while conducting Physical Training Inspection and Cadet Inspection at various Edmonton Public Schools. Reference to the C.K. Flint Trophy is made.

Item is the prospectus for Edmonton Technical High School. Prevocational, Matriculation and Industrial Programs are included. Within the Industrial Program both free courses and courses with fees are included. Course descriptions are included for Matriculations subjects, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Cooking, Sewing, Printing, Woodwork, Chemistry for Girls, Chemistry for Boys, Machine Shop Practice, Forge Shop, Vocational Dressmaking and Costume Designing, Gas Engine, Industrial Chemistry, Invalid Cookery and Chemistry.

Item is a prospectus for the Edmonton Technical High School. Course descriptions for Prevocational, Matriculation, Shop Courses, and Industrial Courses are included. Industrial courses include both free and fee courses. Course descriptions are included for Matriculations subjects, Art, Mechanical Drawing, Elementary Carpentry, Cabinet Making, Advanced Cabinet Making, Pattern Making and Foundry, Power, Cooking, Sewing, Printing, Woodwork, Machine Shop Practice, Forge Shop, Vocational Dressmaking and Costume Designing, Textile and Textile Chemistry, Gas Engine, Industrial Chemistry, Invalid Cookery and Chemistry.

Item is a prospectus for the Edmonton Technical School evening classes. It includes a schedule of classes and an outline of courses.

Item is the Grade VI report card for Annie Herliky from Rutherford School.

Item is a prospectus for the Edmonton Technical School evening classes. It provides both a schedule of classes and an outline of courses.

Item consists of two identical prospectuses for the Edmonton Technical School evening classes. The schedule of classes and outline of courses are included.

Item is a student newspaper from the Edmonton Technical School.

Item is a prospectus for the Edmonton Technical High School. It provides a description of the programs offered and lists courses and clubs.

Item is the Daily Register maintained by Mr. W.E. Robinson at Edmonton Technical School. Students are in Grades VII-IX or in Wood Trades.

Item consists of correspondence, programs, rules and information regarding the Hugh A. Sharon Public Speaking contest. Included is a newspaper clipping and a report by intermediate teachers on the Public Speaking contest.

Item is a file of correspondence regarding student poster and essay contests sponsored by service clubs, the Canadian Authors' Association and the radio station CJCA. The item contains information about a federal job competition and the Civil Service Examination. A pamphlet from the Province of Alberta outlining the competition to destroy crows and magpies is also included. File was discontinued and removed from a larger series.

Item is a newspaper written by students at Eastwood High School and includes reports of school activities, humorous columns and advertising by local businesses.

Item pertains to student concerts held at McDougall church. The proceeds of the concerts went toward the Department of Music, the Department of Physical Training and the Children's Fund to Deal with Emergencies (Relief Fund). Included are minutes from organizational meetings, receipts, breakdown of ticket sales, programs and financial statements. The file also contains a list of the recipients of the School Chorus Awards from the Alberta Provincial Museum Festival, 1947.

Item is the 1932-33 yearbook for the Edmonton Technical School.

Item is a student newspaper including contributions by Miss Jonason and Mr. A. C. Russell.

Item contains correspondence and information about Goodwill Day, observed on May 18. File contains messages written by Edmonton students in reply to Welsh broadcasts. Information on the Empire Youth Movement included. Within the file is correspondence between G.A. McKee, Superintendent of Schools, and Dennis Murphree of The Know Mississippi Better Train.

Item is a student newspaper.

Item is a student newspaper for both the Elementary and Intermediate school. Included is the honor roll for grades I to VI and a list of students graduating.

Item is the Grade IX English Literature Departmental Examination. Two copies.

Item is the Grade IX Mathematics Departmental Examination. Two copies.

Item is a Grade IX Departmental Examination. Two copies.

Item is the Grade IX English Language Departmental. Two copies.

Item is a Grade IX Social Studies Departmental Examination. Two copies.

Item is the Grade IX General Science and Health Education Departmental Examination. Two copies.

Item is an trophy won by St. Francis School in 1944, Oliver School in 1946 and University School in 1947.

Item is the Grade II report card for Louise Bayly from University Elementary School.

Item is a photocopied programme of the comic operetta presented by the King Edward Intermediate School at the Garneau Auditorium. Miss L. Parnell was the director. The programme includes the cast of characters as well as advertisements from local businesses.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1946-47 to 1953-54.

Item consists of charts, course outlines, reports and articles about Industrial Education. Maintained by William E. Robinson, Supervisor of Industrial Arts.

Item consists of correspondence, student assessments and Supervisor’s Reports written and maintained by W. P. Wagner, Guidance Counsellor. This item illustrates the tasks performed by W. P. Wagner and his department.

Item is a hectograph set. Each page consists of a drawing to be hectographed and instructions to use the resulting copies. All the pages relate to the topic of Indigenous Peoples [name supplied by Archivist].

Item is a blank Pupil’s Cumulative Record form. It is an example of the new student record used for the first time in Sep 1948. Enrolment cards were still used in conjunction with this Cumulative Record. Enrolment Cards, also known as Health & Attendance cards, were the precursor to the Cumulative Record.

Item consists of files maintained by Directors of Secondary Education and Guidance, W.P. Wagner, G. R. Conquest, and M. J. V. Downey. Within the files are monthly reports to the Superintendent, assessments of teachers and students, and correspondence and information about both career and psychological counselling.

Item is an trophy presented to University Junior High School.

Item consists of mimeographed documents including information about juvenile delinquents and exceptional children, information about programs of study in High School and reports from Counselling Services. Examples of employers seeking Gr. XII graduates for work are also included. The files were maintained by G. R. Conquest and M. J. V. Downey.

Item is a bound book which details the reasons for using Community Resources in education and lists a directory for field trips. The book was coordinated by the Committee for the Utilization of Community Resources within Edmonton Public Schools and a forward was written by the Superintendent, R. S. Sheppard.

Item is a bound book which details the reasons for using Community Resources in education and lists a directory for field trips. The book was coordinated by the Committee for the Utilization of Community Resources within Edmonton Public Schools and a forward was written by the Superintendent, R. S. Sheppard.

Item is an Academic Honour Roll for King Edward Junior High School. It lists the names of honour students, grades VII, VIII and IX, for the school years 1954-55 to 1961-62. It is continued on item 84.KE.20.

Item consists of two identical blank report cards. Report cards appeared in this format from 1947-48 to the mid 1960s. These two report cards include an address from W. P. Wagner, Superintendent of Schools which indicates the outside dates of use for this item would be 1955-1964.