Item is a notebook from Donald Ross School which record corporal punishments. It includes the date, name of student, reason for punishment, and signature or initials of teacher. Some entries include a brief description of punishment.

Series consists of documents and petitions pertaining to the introduction of family life education in Edmonton Public Schools. The files are: Booklets, Articles and Briefs; Report, EPSB; Family Life Education Hearings; Public Support; Public Support Petitions; Public Opposition; Public Opposition Petitions; Unanalyzed Responses; Summary of Responses.

Item is a log of items lent by Edmonton Public Schools Teacher's Lending Library and is signed by Librarian Bertha McNaught. A list of books and magazines which make up the Teachers' Professional Library is included. It records the lending of the History of Music, maps, and the location of Travelling Libraries within the school system. The Travelling Libraries were designated as Primary, High School, Manual Training and Household Economics. Also included is a 1928 Registration of Speakers in High Schools.

Item consists of specifications of labor and material required for the erection and completion of frame school buildings for Edmonton Public Schools.

Item consists of Heating and Ventilating Specs for two schools not yet built. One school would be located on Block 7, 8 (HBR), which was bordered by 107 and 108 Streets, the Legislature and Jasper Avenue. The second would be located on one of the Hudsons Bay Additions.

Item is memoranda and enclosures sent to Principals from the Superintendent of Schools. The memoranda were directives for the Principals, and the enclosures were passed on to all their staff. This was the primary communication vehicle between the Superintendent and the Principals.

Item is memoranda distributed to a wider administrative audience than its predecessor. Consequently, the name was shortened to Superintendent's Memo. Item reflects the time period 19 Feb 1973 to 07 Jun 1973. Some memoranda within these records have enclosures.

Item is a continuation of Doc J's Newsletter. The purpose of the memo is the same as the newsletter, but as a result of Rolland Jones resigning as Superintendent a change in the publication ensued. Item reflects time period 07 Sep 1972 to 06 Feb 1973. Some memoranda within these records have enclosures

Item is a newsletter initiated by Superintendent Rolland Jones out of a concern to meet a communication need for matters of specific concern to Principals. The newsletters were issued as required with no fixed date of issue. Later known as the Superintendent's Memo : to School Adminsitrators after Rolland Jones resigned. Item reflects time period 06 Feb 1970 to 28 Aug 1972. - Some newsletters within these records have enclosures.

Item is a weekly bulletin that was established in Jan 1957 for distribution to all staff members of Edmonton Public Schools. Former issues are called Superintendent's Bulletin and later issues are called Staff Bulletin. Item reflects time period 26 Feb 1973 to 21 Jun 1973. Some bulletins within these records have enclosures.

Item is a weekly bulletin that was established in Jan 1957 for distribution to all staff members of Edmonton Public Schools. - Later issues are called Bulletin and Staff Bulletin. Item reflects time period 25 Aug 1965 to 19 Feb 1973. Some bulletins within these records have enclosures.

Item consists of mimeographed material written by or pertaining to the work of M. J. V. Downey and G. R. Conquest. Included are notices of meetings, information about Junior High counseling and mathematics, an outline of the High School Program to be used by Grade IX students, and employment and scholarship information for Grade XII graduates.

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 consists of class lists for Grades I to VI and Junior Opportunity at Canora School. Each list includes the names of students, their ages, and the number of days they attended each month of 1967-1968. Each list was completed by the classroom teacher. The number of days the teacher was absent is recorded on the back of each list.

Item consists of reports about students in the Special Education classes in Oliver School, Queen’s Avenue School, and Ritchie School. The annual reports for the students in Queen’s Avenue Hearing Conservation Class and Sight Saving Class are included.

Item consists of reports about students in the Special Education classes in Alex Taylor School, H.A. Gray School, and North Edmonton School.

Item consists of reports about students in the Special Education classes in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item consists of reports about students in the Special Education classes in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item consists of reports about students in the Special Education classes in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item consists of correspondence and evaluations of individual students eligible for or already in Special Education within Edmonton Public Schools.

Item consists of correspondence to and from the Superintendent about the establishment of a Hard of Hearing Class. Surveys from principals, reports about equipment, correspondence with other school districts and with teacher training colleges are included.

Item describes the special education programs within Edmonton Public Schools. It includes Edmonton Public Schools' definition and philosophy of special education.

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.

Series consists of information about the Advanced Placement (AP) Program gathered by Trustee Shirley E. Forbes. General information, newsletters and examinations are included and relate to the AP subjects of Art, Biology, Chemistry, Classics, English, French, History, Mathematics and Physics. The Advanced Placement program was first offered in Edmonton Public Schools in 1991.

Item is a program from the Official Opening of the Centre for Education. It includes the order of ceremonies and the names of the presenters.

Item is an invitation from the Trustees to attend the Official Opening Ceremony of the Centre for Education.

Item consists of information pertaining to the origin of school names in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a journal commemorating a trip to the West Coast taken by Grade VI students from Alex Taylor School. With the students were six senior citizens from the community and trip supervisors.

Item consists of copies of newspaper and bulletin clippings pertaining to Superintendent Rolland W. Jones. Correspondence about Superintendent Jones’ relationship with Teacher Associations is included.

Item is a booklet handmade by Harriet E. Inkster listing attendees of the Nov 1911 Teachers' Convention. Harriet Inkster taught in Edinglassie School District No. 1973 in 1911. She began teaching with EPS in 1922.

Item consists of six newsletters published by Edmonton Public Local A.T.A. pertaining to teachers and activities in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a programme from the Annual Banquet of the Alberta Teachers’ Association 26 Apr 1943. Included are the menu, a list of speeches, and a list of music for the dance. Slight reference is made to the building of the Alaska Highway.

Series consists of a single sheet for every class, in every school, per school year. Early years list boys and girls on separate sheets. High Schools are missing from 1964-65. Forms record school, date, teacher, students, each student’s address, birth date, grade, religion and residency status. Information was used by the finance/revenue area to calculate the annual education grant submission to Alberta Education. The lists then served as a directory of students, for the district, for the school year.

Item is a catalogue that lists companies through which teachers can obtain supplies. Mailing addresses are included. Some companies list the books or resources that they provide.

The books are a compilation of articles on various subjects aimed at children. Each volume is divided into the sections All Countries, Natural History, Plant Life, Book of Wonder, Familiar Things, Men and Women, Our Own Life, Famous Books, School Lessons, Poetry and Rhymes, Dominion of Canada, The United States, The Earth, Golden Deeds, Stories and Legends, and Things to Make and Do.

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 includes the photographs of the Board of Trustees, the Administration and the Principals of Edmonton Public Schools. The photographs of the Administration are arranged in an organizational chart.

Item is a student ref., Geography, Gr. IV, 1929.

Item is a newspaper for the town of Edmonton.

Item is a newspaper for the town of Edmonton.

Item is a file of information pertaining to Edmonton Public Schools’ 75th Anniversary. Reference is made to a display set up in the Hudson’s Bay Company Department Store during the 1960 Education Week. Included are two booklets about the history of Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a newspaper supplement. It includes Polling Divisions for the Edmonton area.

Item is a newspaper for the town of Edmonton.

Item is a monthly magazine presenting ideas for teachers to use in the classroom for grades I to VIII. Included are exercises, activities and supplemental material.

Item is a monthly magazine presenting ideas for teachers to use in the classroom for grades I to VIII. Included are brief monthly outlines for each grade and supplemental material. Teachers from Edmonton Public Schools contributed articles to the magazine.

Item is a supplement to the Edmonton Journal with photographs of teachers and students undertaking a variety of activities. Included are photographs of Afton School and the 1881 Schoolhouse.

Item consists of two copies of a card listing facts about Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a report card from Queen's Avenue School for October 1930 in the 1930-31 school year. It is the report card of Joyce Barnes, grade 2, room 4. The teacher is Thyra Hull. Item is accompanied by corresponding envelope (84.12.1ii) and a complimentary student ticket (84.12.1iii) to the Edmonton Exhibition for July 14, 1930 the previous school year.