The text from the Alexandria Gazette on October 10, 1870, announces the appointment of John W. Wildman as the new Superintendent of Public Schools in Loudoun by the Board of Education. This appointment was seen as a positive development, indicating a good selection for the position. The mention of Wildman being appointed in 1870 suggests that this event was a significant moment in the history of education in Loudoun County. The use of newspapers as a source of information and historical record is highlighted by the fact that this text was downloaded from a digital archive in 2021, emphasizing the importance of preserving and accessing historical documents for research and analysis.
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Alexandria Gazette, appointment, John W. Wildman, Superintendent, Public Schools, Loudoun, Board of Education, history, education, newspapers