Item is a notebook recording punishments administered at H. A. Gray school. Each entry includes the date, student's name, offence, punishment, and the initials of the person administering the punishment. 1971-1972 and 1976-1977 are not included.

Item is a manuscript mimeographed and distributed by the Department of Education to the participants of the Basketball Coaching School. Within the back cover is the published booklet entitled Rules and Regulations. It pertains to the Western Ontario Secondary Schools' Association and inter-school competition. Dr. Van Vliet was associated with the University of Alberta School of Physical Education. A. E. Henderson was a teacher and principal with Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a notebook logging the teachers' absences. Each entry includes the date of absence, the teacher's name, the substitute teacher's name and the reason for the absence.

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. 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 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 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 has each teacher from each Edmonton Public and High school rated on a chart. Teachers rated as F., F.G., G., V.G. and E. Associated Edmonton School District No. 7 Board Minutes describe item as the Report of the Superintendent and the Assistant Superintendent on the Grading of Public School Teachers. The report was adopted September 8, 1931. Item is stamped with board minutes page, date and disposition. See page 8602 of Edmonton School District No. 7 Board Minutes.

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 addresses the dispute between Alberta Teachers' Association and Edmonton Public School Board regarding salary agreement revisions for Edmonton Public Schools' Teachers. The first part describes previous agreements, estimated increases in grade enrolments to 1963, classrooms required, construction costs, instructional staff, teachers' salaries submission, and conditions affecting wage and salary scales. The second part of the item is a teacher list by school, apparently compiled for the submission.

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

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 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 photograph of the Alex Taylor School teaching staff standing in front of the school's steps. They are identified as first row left to right Bessie Bruce (striped dress), Alfred Russell (Principal), Phyllis Law (dark suit) second row left to right Anna Mary "May" Page (nee Megrath), unknown female, Mabel Calder (wearing glasses), third row left to right unknown male, Edith Wild (eyes closed), Effie Forrest, Una Edwards (dark hair with dark jacket) fourth row left to right Wilbert Bevington (wearing glasses), unknown male.

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 photograph of three Edmonton Public School teachers, left to right Miss Mable Calder, Eric Marsh, and [Anna Mary] "May" Megrath, walking in downtown Edmonton. They have just left the Civic Block building after meeting with Superintendent McKee on the final day of school. The Civic Block building after meeting with Superintendent McKee on the final day of school. The Civic Block was located at 10205 99 Street, and housed the offices of Edmonton School District No. 7 from 1915-1947.

Item is a report which examines the quality of Education in Alberta in relation to teachers’ working conditions.

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.

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 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.

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 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 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 submission to the Alberta Department of Labour Education fact finding commission. The commission was examining the delivery of Education in Alberta and teachers' working conditions.

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 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 is a handbook produced by Staff Development, Edmonton Public Schools. It describes the Field Services Program and the roles of Curricular Associates. Curricular Associates visited teachers in the classroom, i.e. the field. Names of the Curricular Associates and Teacher Consultants are included.

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 manual for Grade I teachers. It provides suggestions to teachers and daily outlines for the teaching of reading, writing and mathematics.

Item is a cerlox-bound booklet prepared by the Elementary Curriculum Sub-Committee of the Edmonton Public School Local A.T.A. in co-operation with Edmonton Public Schools. It contains the information needed by teachers to create Enterprise Units for Grade III and is divided into the units of study.

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.

Item is a teacher ref., Reading, Gr. II-XII, 1953-1979.

Item is a record of corporal punishment administered in Edmonton Technical School. Each entry includes the date, the pupil, the offence, the punishment and the teacher.

Item is a booklet produced by Edmonton Public Schools. Its purpose is to assist elementary school administrators in determining the responsibilities and duties of various personnel. It is to be used to make the teacher’s job more manageable and effective.

Item is a booklet containing information for new teachers in Edmonton Public Schools.

Item is a cerlox-bound booklet produced by Edmonton Public Schools. It provides tips and advice for first year teachers and teachers new to the district. It includes a list of Senior Personnel and Department heads.

Item is a report written by the Information System Branch, Edmonton Public Schools. The report examines the development of a database as a way to effectively match teachers to positions. The report consists of loose pages in a duo tang.

Item is a report produced by the Alberta Human Resources Research Council. It gives a method for calculating teachers’ salaries. According to an attached memo, assistance was provided by the Edmonton Public Schools Research, Development and Information Office.

Item is an exercise book used by McKay Avenue School as a Corporal Punishment, Substitute Teacher, and Accident Log.

Item consists of McQueen School staff meeting minutes recorded in five notebooks. Minutes do not appear for 1961-1973.

Item consists of four directories. Each one lists the Edmonton Public Schools' teachers, their home addresses and phone numbers. The directories are dated June 1915, October 1916, March 1917, and 1917-1918.

Item is a list of the teachers in each school. For each teacher, it lists the grade the teacher taught, the rating the teacher received from the school inspector and the name of the inspector who evaluated the teacher.

Item is a list of teacher applicants to the Edmonton Public School Board. It is arranged numerically and includes the teachers' names and dates of application.

Item is a notebook which records discipline issues at Sherbrooke School. Each entry includes the date, a description of a discipline problem including the names of students and, if applicable, the punishment issued.

Item is a notebook recording corporal punishment at Sherbrooke School. Each entry includes the date, the student's name, the nature of the offence, the extent of the punishment, the teacher, and the witness.

Item is a report detailing the results of a district wide school staff opinions survey conducted in June 1979. The survey was initiated in 1979 by Superintendent Strembitsky as a tool to monitor principals in the newly implemented district wide School Based Budgeting. The survey director was Dr. Mosychuk, Monitoring and Assessment Services.

Item contains lists of teachers, menus and invitations pertaining to the New Teacher Receptions held in 1978 and 1979. Teacher induction program mentioned. File maintained by Trustee Shirley E. Forbes.

Item consists of listings of teachers, breakdown of teachers by education and sex, timetables, information about teacher recruitment and retention, and a 1961 salary agreement.