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EWP 1044107 Student and Bus Driver Louis Buzzy Carter 6

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

EWP 1044106 Student John Gulick 2

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Mary Carey Née Timbers

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Gertrude Evans Née Ashton

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Betsy Stewart Née Robinson

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Barbara Scott Née Evans

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Wynne Saffer

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Tom Lee

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Reggie Simms

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Louis Jett4

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Jim Roberts

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student Asa M Janney III

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student and bus driver Paul Jackson

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student and Bus Driver Michael Clark

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student and Bus Driver Howard Timbers

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Student and bus driver Arnold Ambers

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Driver Walter Fleming

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Driver Sterling Cook

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Driver Renace Painter

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

Bus Driver Mackley Lucas

Oral history interview transcript conducted by Nathan Bailey

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EWP 13 Dec 1953 report on 1952-53 VA. school bus statistics by county

Dec 1953 report on VA. school bus statistics by county including: avg. # pupils/bus/day; avg. miles/bus/day; avg. cost/pupil/yr; avg. driver's salary/mile; avg. operation cost/mile; # contracted buses

Douglass Students next to School Bus # 26 - 1940's

Douglass students next to school bus # 26. Photo taken in the 1940's. Driver records show John Tolbert Jr. drove bus # 26 from 1940-1947 & Glandwood D. Moore drove bus # 26 from 1947 - 1954.

Hillsboro School Hack picture from Balch Library

Horse Drawn "School Hacks" in front of the Hillsboro school (Between 1880 and 1917)

Douglass High Student Bus Drivers A

Black Student Bus Drivers - Back row - William Pollard, Sterling Cook, Paul Vincent, Lawrence Reid; Front Row - Mrs. Boyd (not a driver), James Long, Stephen Scott (From 1965/1966 Douglass High School Year Book 'The Ram' page 61)

EWP 12-5 Blueprint for a Shelter to be used by children waiting for a school bus

Date Unknown blueprint for a shelter to be used by children waiting for a school bus. See also "EWP 12-5 Yr 1940 Shelter Blueprints and Cost Estimates".

EWP Picture of child with baseball glove next to school bus

Date unknown picture of child with baseball glove standing next to school bus

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Waterford Elementary Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Waterford Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Sterling Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Sterling Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Round Hill Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Round Hill Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Purcellville Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Purcellville Grade School Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Middleburg Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Middleburg Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lucketts Non-Enrolled

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lucketts Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lovettsville Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lovettsville Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Loudoun County High School Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lincoln Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Lincoln Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Leesburg Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Leesburg Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Hillsboro Elementary Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Hillsboro Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Hamilton Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Douglass High Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Douglass Elementary Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Douglass Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Carver Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Bluemont School Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Bluemont Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Banneker Elementary Non-Enrolled

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Banneker Elementary Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Ashburn Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Ashburn Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Arcola Non-Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Arcola Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Aldie White Enrollment

EWP 6-6 Yr 1961 Aldie Elementary School Non-Enrollment

EWP 4-6 1948-1956 Witholding Tax 5

EWP 4-6 1948-1956 Witholding Tax 48

EWP 4-4 Contracts - Book Record 8

EWP 4-4 Contracts - Book Record 12

EWP 4-4 Contracts - Book Record 11

EWP 4-4 Contracts - Book Record

EWP 11 Yr 1923 to 1961 LCPS Insurance Book

EWP 11 Yr 1923 to 1961 Insurance Record Book

4-6 Payroll 1951-1956 4

4-6 Payroll 1951-1956 2

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The text provides a glimpse into an academic competition, likely from the early to mid-20th century, focusing on arithmetic and spelling skills. The winners of various categories, such as problem-solving and standard tests for speed and accuracy, are listed, with individuals like Dillian Litus, Elizabeth Hume-Tomatury, and Bruce Kemper being awarded prizes. The competition also included spelling challenges, with participants like Frances Foelth and Dorothy Spratt showcasing their skills. The inclusion of various locations such as Leesburg, Purcellville, and Waterford indicates that this academic event likely drew participants from different towns or regions.

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EWP 1917 Article

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The text provides a snapshot of the educational system in a specific location in 1920. It reveals that there was a State Teachers' Association, educational periodicals were taken by various officials, and schools were encouraged to have community leagues. The report also details the number of volumes in the school library, the amount spent on textbooks, and the curriculum for different subjects at various grade levels. Additionally, it includes an age-grade distribution list, highlighting the number of students in each grade and the ages they fall under. The report was certified by a teacher named Louise Warner on June 6, 1920.

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EWP Loudoun School Fair1912

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EWP Salary Equity

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EWP Supervisor Request b. 1937

EWP Supervisor Request Response 1937

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EWP Supervisor Request 1937

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During the school years of 1935-1936 to 1938-1939, there was a significant increase in the number of students enrolled in colored schools in Leesburg and Rock Hill. The number of high school pupils transported also saw a rise, with 25 students being transported in 1935-36, increasing to 35 students by 1938-39. The grade school pupils in Leesburg also saw an increase from 100 in 1935-36 to 109 in 1938-39. Overall, the total number of colored grade students increased from 808 in 1935-36 to 854 in 1938-39. The total number of all students, both white and colored, also saw an increase during this period, with a total of 487 students in 1935-36 rising to 725 students in 1938-39. The total number of grade, high school, and colored students in the area also increased significantly during these years.

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