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.

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.

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 the minutes of the Informal Committee, made up of Edmonton Public School Trustees and School Board Officials. The Superintendent of Schools attended most Informal Committee meetings. A variety of issues about school sites, employment and student concerns were discussed, some reflecting wartime circumstances.

Item is a brochure listing programs and services offered by Edmonton Public Schools. It includes photographs of schools and students and presents a summary of expenditures and revenues.

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

Item is a notice from Edmonton Public Schools which includes the school calendar, information about bus passes, fees and a list of pupil services.

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 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 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 1966-1967. 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 originated in Bennett School. It lists students' names, ages, grades achieved in various subjects, the recommendation by the teacher for pass or fail, and grade into which the student will enter the following year.

Item is a journal commemorating the week-long field trip taken by Grade IV, V and VI Alex Taylor Students to Hinton and Jasper in July 1971.

Item lists the students in Grade II and III at Bennett School. It is divided into lists of boys and girls. Each list includes the students' names, addresses, ages, schools, and grades they attended in June, religious persuasion, and whether or not student is a resident of Edmonton.

Item is a certificate awarded in recognition of the contribution made by students of Braemar School to the 1981 Klondike Days Student Activities Exhibit.

Item is programme for a Braemar School Glee Club performance. The directors were Mrs. Sills and Kendra Showers.

Item is a program for the Braemar Orff Ensemble. The music was composed and/or arranged by Judy Sills.

Item is a programme for a Braemar School performance. The performance was scripted and directed by Judy Sills, the gymnastics coach was Sandra Hohol.

Item is a programme for a Braemar School concert held Friday October 8, 1982 at 11 a.m.

Item is booklet to be used by students participating in a run at recess or noon. After every lap the booklet, called a passport, is stamped. Each page features a flag from a different country.

Item is a photocopy of a newspaper clipping. It describes events and activities in Braemar School with a Universiade ’83 theme.

Item is a booklet full of activities for students to use while en route to Calgary and within Calgary.

Item is a booklet to be used by students on a field trip to West Edmonton Mall.

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 a photo directory of the staff and students of Braemar School for the 1978-79 school year.

Item is a photo directory of the staff and students of Braemar School for the 1976-77 school year.

Item is a photocopy of a photo album. The photographs depict staff and students of Braemar School in extracurricular activities and special events

File contains materials documenting the development and early operation of the "1881 Schoolhouse" program held at Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum.

Item originated in Canora School. It is the daily schedule of Anne Strain's Grade I class for November 1961 to June 1962. It is broken down by subject matter and objectives. Included are student grades, book order lists, the names of students who purchased class photographs and school crests, and memorandum to teachers and principals regarding school prayer, corporal punishment, leave of absence due to pregnancy, requisitions, report cards, and the City of Edmonton Planetarium.

Item lists the Grade I to VI students at Canora school, their ages, grades, IQs, and grade to which they will be promoted in September.

Item consists of minutes, correspondence, schedules, conveners' reports and bylaws of the Edmonton High School Boys' Basketball League, previously called the Edmonton High School Basketball League. Included are the Official Score Sheets for Junior and Senior High School Boys' games, and Provincial Tournament correspondence. The Edmonton High School Basketball League was a committee of the Edmonton High School Athletics Association. File maintained by the league's Secretary-Treasurer.

Item is a booklet containing reports on tournaments and sports in Edmonton Public Schools played in 1928. It also contains Edmonton High and Public School Sports Records, 1908-1928 inclusive.

Item lists Field Day results. Included are the winners of various cups and trophies and an explanation of the Thelma Fern Douglas shield. The results were likely compiled by Physical Training Supervisor, Captain Hector Kennedy.

Item is a photocopied programme of the graduating exercises of the first Grade IX class to graduate from the new King Edward Junior High School. The graduation was presented by the King Edward Home and School Association. The programme includes a list of staff, the order of ceremonies, the list of award winners, the list of graduates, the valedictorian speech, a thank-you to home and school, the class history, and a list of dances with accompanying songs for the graduation dance.

Item is a notebook containing a record of corporal punishment administered at King Edward School. Each entry includes the date, the student's name, the misdemeanor, the punishment issued and the teacher's initials.

Item is a student newspaper from King Edward Junior High School.

Item is a notebook which records the transferring of students in and out of King Edward Elementary and Junior High School. For students coming in, each entry includes the student's name, grade, room, last school, last teacher, church, phone number, address and date in. For those leaving, it includes the student's name, grade, room, new school, new address, date out and date of provincial transfer.

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.

Item is a student newspaper. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students.

Item is a student newspaper. Included are brief biographies of teachers, Mrs. Armstrong, Mr. Ostafew, Miss Frohlich, Mr. Alexander, Miss Hooson, Mr. Perry, Mr. Hubick, Miss Krasowski, Miss Evans and Mr. McCullough. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students.

Item is a student newspaper. Included is an interview with Harold Gerry, the school Principal, and brief biographies of teachers, H. O. Christy, S. D. Gorgichuk, and W. Kutt. Articles focus on school activities and items of interest to junior high students. One page is devoted to elementary school news.

Item is a notebook listing the students transferring in or out of H. A. Gray School. For students transferring in, each entry includes the date, name of student, address, phone number, date of birth, grade and room. For students transferring out, each entry includes the date, name of student, where the student was going, when the cumulative record was sent, the grade and the date of birth. Included are completed Admission Slips for Transferred Students.

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 H.A. Gray yearbook for Grade VII, VIII, IX, Vocational, and Senior Adaptation.

File pertains to awards given at H.A. Gray School. It includes invitations to and programs of Awards Ceremonies, list of students receiving awards, memorandums to teachers and principals from awards committees, sample awards, and informatino from Student Assessment and Promotion.

Item is a certificate which states that Grade III of H.A. Gray School received the highest number of awards from the Klondike Days School Work Committee for Art.

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."