Edwin Washington Project

2 item sets

• Ashburn Colored School
  Photos and Documents related to the Ashburn Colored School
• EWP 12 Transportation
  
  Primary documents related to transportation 5.8 Colored Field Trips 12-2 Bus Drivers 12-3 Routes 12-4 Bus Inventories 12-5 Shelter 12-6 Garage and Maintenance 12-7 Accidents and Safety 12-8 General and Cost Figures 12-9 New Buses

2723 items

• [Petition (Colored petitions) 1945 County-Wide League discussion on consolidation with adequate transportation]
  March 20, 1945 County-Wide League of Loudoun letter to Superintendent Emerick and School Board endorses Janie Redmond's recommendations made on March 6, 1945. These included Teacher Grade load decrease through school consolidation, providing necessary transportation, building repairs, school supply requests, infrastructure upgrades, additional teachers and maintenance custodians
• [Petition (Colored schools) - Howardsville - transport to Willisville]
  This is a list of Howardsville children who may have been requesting transport to Willisville Colored School. The petition it accompanied is not recorded and neither is the year. Research into the children listed indicate the petition is likely from the late 1930s
• [Petition (Colored schools) - Leesburg - requests change in Leesburg teachers]
  In this undated petition, the Members of the Community League of Leesburg, emphasizing that they are citizens and taxpayers, request changes to the Leesburg Colored school graded teachers. The petition does not contain any details as to what changes the petitioners desire.
• [Petition (Colored schools) 1932 - St. Louis - road needs urgent repairs]
  This scanned petition concerns the St. Louis School and is submitted by local patrons requesting urgent repairs to the road leading into the school grounds. The petition emphasizes the extremely poor condition of the road, describing it as nearly impassable and a serious obstacle to travel.
• [Petition (Colored schools) 1932 - Waterford - protest teacher page 1 of 2]
  Trustees of the Waterford Colored School, Charles Coates and Thomas Lee with other patrons protest Miss Esther Randolph's continued employment at Waterford. They claim their children were "cowed to death and learned nothing" during her tenure. They do not like her and she, apparently, doesn't like them either. They would like to have someone who treats them as people and offer to find a new teacher themselves.
• [Petition (Colored schools) 1932 - Waterford - protest teacher page 2 of 2]
  Trustees of the Waterford Colored School, Charles Coates and Thomas Lee with other patrons protest Miss Esther Randolph's continued employment at Waterford. They claim their children were "cowed to death and learned nothing" during her tenure. They do not like her and she, apparently, doesn't like them either. They would like to have someone who treats them as people and offer to find a new teacher themselves.
• [Petition (Colored schools) 1933 - Nokes - O.L. Emerick reports to Miss Nokes that there are not enough children for a school]
  Loudoun County Public Schools Division Superintendent O.L. Emerick tells Miss Mildred
• [Petition (Colored schools) County-Wide League requests approval for Gibons lot for high school]
  The County-Wide League of Loudoun County requests the school board approve a parcel of land in Leesburg, Virginia, known as the Gibons Lot for the building of an accredited high school for Black students. The County-Wide League reiterates its commitment to raising funds and provides a list of signees "100 percent" in favor of the Gibons Lot location.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1930 - Leesburg - request that new principal have qualifications and Emerick agrees]
  This document shows 2 letters. The first dated May 14, 1930, addressed to the superintendent and Public School Board of Leesburg School District in Leesburg, Virginia, demonstrates the efforts made by patrons and taxpayers of the Leesburg School District to advocate for the appointment of a qualified individual as the fourth teacher at Leesburg Colored Public School. The signatories express their desire for a High School and Normal School graduate to be appointed as the Principal of the school, highlighting the importance they placed on education and the qualifications of the teaching staff. The second letter addressed to Mr. Robert M Coe is the response from the Division Superintendent (O. L. Emerick) indicating a willingness to consider the request and states an intention to recommend a teacher with the requested qualifications or higher for the position.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1931 - St. Louis - school is overcrowded]
  This document is a petition expressing concern for severe overcrowding at the St. Louis School. On February 9, 1931, Laura Cook, a teacher at the school, wrote to the Loudoun County School Board describing how the enrollment of 71 students was hindering her ability to give each child adequate attention. The letter, co-signed by parents and community members, requested an additional classroom and a second teacher for the next school term. The petitioners urged the school board to approve and support these measures to improve learning conditions. The document indicates that a teacher report was attached; however, it is not included with the scanned copy.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1932 - Leesburg - requests improvements in inefficiencies]
  In this petition, a committee of the Community League and patrons of the Leesburg Colored School request changes at the school. They cite "inefficiency and other things" with details to be discussed at a later time when teacher appointments are made. They believe that the board will grant their request since it is the first they have made in thirty years.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1944 - Middleburg Grant - correspondence from Superintendent O.L. Emerick on plans for a new school in Middleburg]
  The first letter in this group is a Dec 14, 1944 correspondence from Superintendent O.L. Emerick to attorney James H. Raby. The letter authorized an additional teacher for the Middleburg Colored School and expressed support for building a new school for about 160 children in Middleburg and St. Louis in Middleburg. Emerick notifies Raby that the School Board would not provide transportation but would reimburse for transportation arranged by families. Emerick says that people have claimed discrimination when their school was closed in favor of consolidation, a situation in which the county provides transportation. Citing extreme difficulties due to the war, Middleburg white school is closed due to a cracked boiler and the Aldie white school, which burned down, is being consolidated instead of rebuilt. In a 7 Feb 1945 letter to Emerick, the Parent-Teacher Association and Community League of Middleburg provides the names of a committee elected to work with the school board on purchasing land for the proposed new Colored School at Middleburg. On 9 Feb 1945 Emerick acknowledges receipt of the committee letter.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1944 - Middleburg Grant - letters from attorney James H. Raby to School Superintendent O.L. Emerick requesting school bus transportation for Black children]
  Two letters from attorney hired by Middleburg's Grant Colored School, James H. Raby, to Loudoun County Public School Superintendent, O.L. Emerick. The letter dated 16 Nov 1944 is responding to Emerick's 20 Oct 1944 letter and the one dated 5 Dec 1944 responds to Emerick's 21 Nov 1944 letter. Neither of Emerick's letters are included in this set. Raby says that Emerick's story of a white bus driver refusing to pick up Black students he passes on his route is why Black students need their own dedicated transportation. Raby relates that area families do not have transportation themselves to meet the need and also references a letter from parents asking for additional space and teachers since there were only two teachers for ninety-six students.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1945 - Middleburg Grant - rejects school board plans with reasons]
  This Middleburg Grant School's Parent-Teacher Association and Community League letter dated 16 Jan 1945 responds to school Superintendent O.L. Emerick's 13 Dec 1944 letter that rejects plans for alleviating overcrowding in Middleburg as insufficient and cites multiple situations at Watson and Lincoln where the school board used mitigation measures like those proposed to avoid building a new school. The letter additionally states John Wanzer does not represent the community league and communication should go through their lawyer, James H. Raby. Emerick writes back to the PTA 17 Jan 1945 saying the idea of a new building is new to him and requests a committee be appointed by the PTA to facilitate discussion. Following is a letter from the PTA dated 12 Feb 1945 acknowledging a letter from Emerick dated 9 Feb and admonishing Emerick for not supplying a meeting date and time. Emerick explains on 13 Feb that he will deal directly with the committee to purchase land and defends his failure to set a meeting.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1951 - Douglass Elementary - NAACP follows up on unsanitary toilets]
  This file includes correspondence between Edwin C. Brown, a lawyer retained by by the local branch of the National Association For Colored People and the Parent & Teachers Association of Douglass Elementary School of Leesburg, Virginia, to O.L. Emerick, Superintendent of Loudoun County Public Schools. On 9 May 1951, Brown requests information about the unsanitary toilets at Douglass Elementary School which he hopes can be addressed without resorting to court action. Emerick replies five days later that he expects the issue to be remedied by the time students return in the fall but that there are also new schools to build in Waterford, Ashburn, and Mountain Gap. Emerick threatens that, should the issue go to court, the project will be delayed as funds will be needed to defend the district in court. In conclusion, he suggests that Brown come talk to the school board before filing. On 18 May, Emerick forwards Brown's letter to the other school board members.
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1951 County-Wide League Report on Douglass High School page 1 of 2]
  This document is written by a committee of the County-Wide League. The committee inspected Douglass High School, Loudoun County's only accredited high school for Black students. They report very unsatisfactory conditions including the "desperate need" to relieve overcrowding. While the school eventually needs a gym and a cafeteria, it needs at least six more classrooms immediately. They report multiple supply shortages across classes, ventilation and lighting issues, and "deplorable" noise in a classroom next to the industrial arts room. Based on the 7th grade enrollment in the county, the committee expects enrollment at Douglass to continue to grow. The date Oct 1951 is associated with this document but it is unclear where that date comes from
• [Petitions (Colored schools) 1951 County-Wide League Report on Douglass High School page 2 of 2]
  This document is written by a committee of the County-Wide League. The committee inspected Douglass High School, Loudoun County's only accredited high school for Black students. They report very unsatisfactory conditions including the "desperate need" to relieve overcrowding. While the school eventually needs a gym and a cafeteria, it needs at least six more classrooms immediately. They report multiple supply shortages across classes, ventilation and lighting issues, and "deplorable" noise in a classroom next to the industrial arts room. Based on the 7th grade enrollment in the county, the committee expects enrollment at Douglass to continue to grow. The date Oct 1951 is associated with this document but it is unclear where that date comes from
• [Petitions (Colored schools) Undated list of seventh grade graduates from Bull Run]
  This is an undated list of seventh grade graduates from Bull Run Colored School in Loudoun County, Virginia. It may have been part of a petition requesting transportation to the Loudoun County Training Center for children seeking to attend upper level courses.
• 2-5B Yr. February 9, 1921 - Leithton Teacher Request - Replace Ms. Alice Underwood with Ms. Rebie Piggot
  Prebish Research - Full Transcription of White Petition with full text and names of petitioners. Petition requesting that Rebie Piggott replace Ms. Alice Underwood
• 2.5.A Yr 1922 Dec 6 Brownsville Competing Petitions re Location
  Petitioners prefer school be at Brownsville rather than the Odd Fellows lodge.
• 2.5.A Yr 1926 March 6 Colored Teachers Want an Increase in Pay
  Colored teachers request increase of pay. Division Superintendent responded that the board had insufficient resources to grant the increase.
• 2.5.A Yr 1932 Jul 6 Waterford Wants Removal of Esther Randolph
  July 6, 1932 . Waterford Wants Removal of Teacher Esther Randolph
• DUBLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 001
• DUP? EWP 2-2 Yr 1954 2-8 Budget Equipment, Salaries, Welfare, Transport
• DUPLICAT EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 003
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A HowardsVilleTransport002
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition March3rd001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition st Louis 9 Feb 1931 003
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 002
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930 001
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1932 001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946003
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946005
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946005
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9 Feb 1931 002
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 9Feb1931001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis U 001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1930001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1932001
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis9Feb1931001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A PetitionsalariesWhites001
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A White Protest
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A WhiteProtest
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930 Teacher Hire
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1930TeacherHire
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946
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• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1932
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis1946
• DUPLICATE EWP 2-5A St. Louis VALTM article 25 Sept 1980 (2)
• DUPLICATE EWPHowardsVilleTransport002
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (EWP 02-5B Yr 1924 Petition for school bus to Round Hill High School for Bluemont students)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of 'EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year')
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of 'EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year')
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of 'EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year')
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of 'EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year')
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (part of 'EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year')
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE FILE
  DUPLICATE FILE (EWP 02-5 A Yr Unknown Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center)
• DUPLICATE INCOMPLETE EWP 2-5A Petition St. Louis 1946005
• DUPLICATE Petition (Colored schools) Leesburg Change in personnel of ? Teachers in Leesburg
  This petition, likely created in the 1930s,
• EWP 02-2 February 8, 1954, School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  February 8, 1954, School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include bus driver salaries, resignation, school bus transportation statistics.
• EWP 02-2 January 17, 1941 Response from F.F. Jenkins to C.T. Dean's request for a school or school bus
  January 17, 1941 correspondence between F.F. Jenkins Director Administration and Finance of the Virginia State Board of Education and Mr. C.T. Dean of Clifton, Virginia. The correspondence references Mr. Dean's request for a school or school bus for children in his community and advises Mr. Dean to seek the help of his local school board for such matters.
• EWP 02-2 October 10, 1955 School Board Meeting Agenda
  October 10, 1955 School Board Meeting Agenda includes school bus route changes, comparison of one, three and five year insurance plans, school construction and additions
• EWP 02-2 Yr 1952 Letter requesting school bus route extension for Bus 20 (O.L. Jacobs school bus driver) - page 1
  September 8, 1952 correspondence to O.L. Emerick and School Board to extend Bus 20's route (O.L. Jacobs school bus driver). Submitted by parents: George Fields, Thomas White, Frances Longesbram, Charles White, C. Pearson and Robert Stone - page 1
• EWP 02-2 Yr 1952 Letter requesting school bus route extension for Bus 20 (O.L. Jacobs school bus driver) - page 2
  September 8, 1952 correspondence to O.L. Emerick and School Board to extend Bus 20's route (O.L. Jacobs school bus driver). Submitted by parents: George Fields, Thomas White, Frances Longesbram, Charles White, C. Pearson and Robert Stone - page 2
• EWP 02-5 A Yr 1930s Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center
  Estimated date = 1930s. The petition requests school bus transportation for colored students to the 'Loudoun County Training Center' it's assumed to be Pre-Douglass High School (1941). Students are from Willisville, St Louis, Middleburg Colored, Bull Run (Aldie) and Gleedsville (Mountain Gap Colored). Additional petition signees to those in 'EWP 02-5 A Yr Unknown Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center', otherwise it appears to be the same petition.
• EWP 02-5 A Yr 1954 Letter from parents to Loudoun County School Board requesting Leroy Allen continue as school bus driver in the coming school year.
  Date unknown, but it is very likely the letter from parents that is referenced in the May 10, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda requesting School Bus Driver Leroy Allen be reappointed for the coming school year. (See also EWP 2-2 May 10, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes)
• EWP 02-5 A Yr Unknown Petition for school bus transportation for colored students to the Loudoun County Training Center
  Date unknown, but because the petition requests school bus transportation for colored students to the 'Loudoun County Training Center' it's assumed to be Pre-Douglass High School (1941). Students are from Willisville, St Louis, Middleburg Colored, Bull Run (Aldie) and Gleedsville (Mountain Gap Colored).
• EWP 02-5 B September 11, 1934 Petition from Patrons of Lovettsville school for school bus route adjustment
  September 11, 1934 petition from patrons of Lovettsville school to adjust newly established school bus route so that it extends to the road from Lovettsville to Wheatland.
• EWP 02-5 B Yr 1948 Request School Buses for Aldie Children on Route 632
  May 8, 1948 and May 22, 1948 correction petition from Susan M. Cromer to Loudoun County Board of Supervisors. Petition request school bus transportation for Aldie children living on route 632. Petition contains parents names and ages of children to be transported.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1924 Petition for school bus to Round Hill High School for Bluemont students
  February 9, 1924 petition from patrons of Bluemont students attending Round Hill High School for school bus transportation.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1930 Petition to keep Paxson school open
  March 17, 1930 petition from the mother of a child attending the Paxson school to keep the school open (if only for half a day) vs. bussing children to another school.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1930 Petition to keep Paxson school open and not have young students ride on the bus with Round Hill High School students
  March 17, 1930 letter from Mrs. Walter Parks to Superintendent OL Emerick joining in on the petition to keep Paxson school open instead of closing it and having elementary school students ride on the bus with Round Hill High School students.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1936 Patrons of Closed Mt Gilead School request school bus transportation & refusal response from School Board
  August 1936 request from patrons of closed Mt Gilead School (illegible) for school bus transportation and August 13, 1936 response from school board refusing the request.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1936, Mt Gilead Request for School Bus Service and refusal from Superintendent O.L. Emerick
  August 6, 1936, request for school bus service for Mt. Gilead. Written by Mrs. Gilbert Jewell to Mr. Emerick. August 13, 1936, response from Superintendent O.L. Emerick refusing the request.
• EWP 02-5B Yr 1950 Mt Gilead District wants a new School Bus Route
  December 5, 1950 petition from patrons of Mt. Gilead to Loudoun County School Board requesting an extension of the school bus route to the junction of route 662 and route 728 and thence along route 728 to the Joseph Y Bailey farm (approx 2.5 miles from the original end of the school bus route).
• EWP 02-5B Yr Unk Petition for a school bus to Lucketts school
  Yr Unk, petition for a school bus for children attending Lucketts school
• EWP 02-5B Yr Unk Petition for school bus route change to Oak Hill and Lucketts Elementary
  Yr Unk, Petition by the patrons of Oak Hill and Lucketts Elementary for school bus route change.
• EWP 02-5B Yr Unk Petition for school bus service to Aldie school for students living north of Little River Turnpike (Rte 50)
  Yr Unk, petition for school bus service to Aldie school for children living north of Little River Turnpike (Rte 50) and VA Department of Historic Resources Information Sheet for Gilberts Corner Gas Station.
• EWP 1-1-2 Yr 1940 Petition 204 Leesburg PTA for Equal Salries.pdf
• EWP 1-1-2 Yr 1940 Petition by L County Wide League for Equal Salaries.pdf
• EWP 14 2013 About Joseph Rivers Union Spy
  About Joseph Rivers, a Union spy. by Scott Thompson, B.A. A Thesis In History Submitted to the Graduate Faculty of Texas Tech University in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the Degree of Master of Arts
• EWP 1926 Pro Purcellville 001.jpg
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• EWP 1926May14Long001.jpg
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• EWP 1929 5 Pointers Leesburg District 1929.pdf
• EWP 1929 April 27 Field Health Day Broad Run District.pdf
• EWP 1929 April 27 Ryan School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 Five Pointers Broad Run Schools.pdf
• EWP 1929 Martha Crason and Mozell Meers of Ryan and Louise Downes Blakely
• EWP 1929 Martha Crason and Mozell Meers of Ryan and Louise Downes Blakely.pdf
• EWP 1929 Medal Winners Broad Run District.pdf
• EWP 1929 Medal Winners Leesburg 1929.pdf
• EWP 1929 Mt Hope School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 North Fork School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 Philomont School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 Red Hill School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 Sycoline School Float
• EWP 1929 Sycoline School Float.pdf
• EWP 1929 Winners of Reading Certificates Broad Run District.pdf
• EWP 1929 Winners of Reading Certificates.pdf
• EWP 1940 Gibbons Tract (6)
• EWP 2 Yr. 1915 Death of Henry Ellmore
  Report by Broad Run Teachers Association of death of Henry S. Ellmore
• EWP 2-1 Yr 1936 Power of School Electoral Board.pdf
• EWP 2-1 Yr 1944 Memo - Manassas Vocational Training School (Meeting of Superintendents)
  February 17, 1944 Memo from O.L. Emerick to Principals of White high schools in several counties asking for names of students (presumably White) that are candidates to attend a 10 week Vocational Training School in Manassas. The training would be conducted the summer of 1944. Instruction and transportation costs (presumably by school bus) to Manassas would be covered by the State of Virginia from the National Defense Training funds.
• EWP 2-1 Yr 1951 Authority of School Board to Use Surplus Funds.pdf
• EWP 2-1 Yr 1951 School Board Appropriation and Supervisory Power.pdf
• EWP 2-1 YR 1958 Superintenent Memo 1958-59 Mental Test Schedule
• EWP 2-2 1994 96 History fo Elected School Board
• EWP 2-2 August 9, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  August 9, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Includes some 1954-55 bus driver, teacher, school secretary and custodial assignments. Includes 1954-55 scholarships from the Peabody Trust Fund and school bus route changes for bus #5.
• EWP 2-2 February 22, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  February 22, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Includes some proposed 1954/55 school clerk, teacher and school bus driver assignments. Includes construction costs and resignations/vacancies.
• EWP 2-2 February 8, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  February 8, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include bus driver salaries, resignation, school bus transportation statistics.
• EWP 2-2 January - March 1955 School Board Meeting Agendas and Minutes
  January 10, February 28, and March 14, 1955 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics covered include resignations, staffing assignments, 1955/56 Peabody Trust Fund Scholarships, school bus driver assignments, sale of Lincoln school building
• EWP 2-2 January 9, 1956 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  January 9, 1956 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Includes proposed 1956-57 teacher salary guidelines, salary schedule for local permits and emergency licenses. Includes a proposal for school bus garages.
• EWP 2-2 July 12, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  July 12, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include pay of Contract School Bus dirvers, 1953/54 and 1954/55 pay reconciliation, some 1954/55 bus driver assignments, some 1954/55 teacher assignments, some 1954/55 Custodial assignments, some 1954/55 school secretary assigments
• EWP 2-2 June 14, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  June 14, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include dividing Bull Run School in half and adding one teacher, school calendar, car for Drivers Education, offer to purchase Conklin School building, sale of Lincoln Elementary School, Lincoln and Lovettsville cottages, appointment of teachers school bus drivers, custodians and school secretaries.
• EWP 2-2 May 10, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  May 10, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda including request from Conklin School for the reappointment of school bus driver Leroy Allen and Highway Engineer report regarding road to be built around Loudoun County High School. Agenda also includes 1954/55 teacher vacancies and recommendations report.
• EWP 2-2 November 14, 1955 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  November 14, 1955 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include Douglass connected to sewer line, school bus route changes for school buses #33, #34, salary adjustments, school buildings used as Disaster Shelters, disabled student accommodations, resignations, custodial appointments, teacher appointments, Assessed Valuations for Schools, Bond Issue Vote, Hand Written Note on Literary Fund Bond Issue (See also "EWP 2-9 Yr 1956 Literary Fund or Bond Issue Proposal for School Building Needs (Discrimination)",
• EWP 2-2 November 8, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  November 8, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Includes topic of extending the 1954-55 routes of school buses #13, #15, #22, #38.
• EWP 2-2 November 9, 1953 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  November 9, 1953 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include sale of Mountain Gap School, extension of route for school bus #40, payment request to drive new bus from Richmond IN., appointment of clerk, school bus condition complaint, teacher recommendation
• EWP 2-2 October 12, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  October 12, 1954 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Includes proposed road improvements for school bus transportation. Includes proposed appointment of school clerks, changes in school bus routes for school buses #9, #14, #35, #41 and report on school construction funds.
• EWP 2-2 September 14, 1953 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes
  September 14, 1953 School Board Meeting Agenda and Minutes. Topics include additional teaching positions, colored schools 1/2 day emancipation request, state mandated salary for Elementary certificate holders, bus problems, metrics for number of teachers and average class size per school, school transportation requests, resignations, teacher, school bus driver and clerk recommendations.
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1900 June 7 John Rust elected to District School Board
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1918 April No High School at Hillsboro Waterford and Round Hill
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1918 April No High School at Hillsboro, Waterford and Round Hill
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1922 Discussion of the town of Leesburg School District
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1934 June 22 Study on Consolidation of High Schools
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1936 Dec 21 Lovettsville and Town of Leesburg School Districts
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1936 Dec 21 Lovettsville and Town of Leesburg School Districts
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1936 Oct 21 Filling Vacancies on the School Board.pdf
• EWP 2-2 Yr 1945 Douglass Shop mentioned in School Board Budget Consideration