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- Collection: RG 19, The Personal Papers of Elizabeth Pfohl Campbell
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Paths to Desegregation by Charles Black, Jr., Reprinted from New Republic, 10/21/1956, 10 pages.
Desegregation in the South
Virginia Society for the Preservation of Public Schools, Information Sheet on Referendum, 1/9/1959, 8 pages
Proposed tuition grants for private schools, Gray Report, Almond v. Day,
Virginia Society for the Preservation of Public Schools, Information Sheet on Referendum, 1/9/1959, 8 pages
Proposed tuition grants for private schools, Gray Report, Almond v. Day,
Copy of House Bill No. 30, A bill to provide a uniform policy for the assignment of children to public free schools; to create a School Assignment Board in each school district; to require notices of admission to particular schools and set up method for appeals for assignments, Commonwealth of Virginia, August 28, 1956. 2 pages.
Copy of House Bill No. 30, A bill to provide a uniform policy for the assignment of children to public free schools; to create a School Assignment Board in each school district; to require notices of admission to particular schools and set up method…
House Bill No. 16, A bill to require school boards to assign pupils to particular schools and to provide for appeals in certain instances. August 28, 1956. 3 pages.
House Bill No. 16, A bill to require school boards to assign pupils to particular schools and to provide for appeals in certain instances.
Booklet: "Public Education, Report of the Commission to the Governor of Virginia", Senate Document No. 1, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1955. 10 pages. MISSING PAGES 6-7 OF BOOKLET.
Report of Commission appointed to examine the effect of the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the school segregation cases decided May 17, 1954.
Booklet: "Public Education, Report of the Commission to the Governor of Virginia", Senate Document No. 1, Commonwealth of Virginia, 1955. 11 pages.
Report of Commission appointed to examine the effect of the decision of the Supreme Court of the United States in the school segregation cases decided May 17, 1954.
Education in Virginia: Report of the Commission on Education to the Governor of Virginia.
Published in 1959, includes the Majority Report, Concurring Statements, and Dissenting Report
"Virginia School Laws, 1954 Cumulative Supplement, Bulletin State Board Of Education", Commonwealth of Virginia, October, 1954. 51 pages.
Contains the Acts of Assembly of 1952 and 1954 amending the provisions appearing in the 1950 edition and the Regulations of the State Board of Education adopted since the publication of the 1950 edition.
Booklet: "The Right of Every Child", The Story of the Washington, D.C. Program of School Desegregation, American Friends Service, April, 1955. 10 pages.
The story of the integration process in Washington, D.C. right after the Supreme Court Decision.
Report: "What Happens When Public Schools Are Integrated in a Community Like Arlington?", December 1958. 8 pages.
Condensed report by the Social Action Committee of the Rock Spring Congregational Church of an inquiry into the desegregation of Montgomery County, Md. Public Schools chosen because of the similarities of that county with Arlington. Originally…
Report: "What Happens When Public Schools Are Integrated in a Community Like Arlington?", December 1958. 8 pages.
Condensed report by the Social Action Committee of the Rock Spring Congregational Church of an inquiry into the desegregation of Montgomery County, Md. Public Schools chosen because of the similarities of that county with Arlington. Originally…
Reprint from the Saturday Evening Post, "Are the Public Schools Doing Their Job? No/Yes", September 21, 1957. 4 pages.
Side by side essays by No, John Keats and Yes, Herbert L. Brown, Jr. Keats asserts schools are stifling young minds where as Brown contends public schools are superior over private schools.
Partial transcript of interview with Elizabeth Campbell, no date.
Discussion concerns Mrs. Campbell's worries about the Arlington School System because Arlington has lost the right to elect its own School Board and about the contentiousness between the two members of "AIM" on the School Board and the other School…
"Little Rock: The Battle", Rayford W. Logan, Williams Alumni Review, November, 1957. 4 pages.
Historical perspective and current analysis of Little Rock, desegregation and status of Negros.
"Report on State Laws, Early Elementary Education" by Arch K. Steiner, School Life, May 1957. 3 pages.
Summary of basic legal provisions in the States for elementary education.
Booklet: "Resolutions Adopted by the Sixty-fifth Continental Congress, National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution", April 16-21, 1956. 5 pages.
Resolutions concerning all aspects of American life.
"What's Happened to Our Schools?" Rosalie Gordon, published by "America's Future, Inc.", 1956. 13 pages.
Leaflet deriding current "progressive education" in America's public schools. Presents reasons why public education is being undermined by progressive ideas and how to combat it.
"Why Our Public Schools Are In Serious Trouble", six articles by Benjamin Fine, Education Editor, New York Times, no date. 10 pages.
Series of articles addressing problems facing public schools nationwide.
National Education Association, Local Association Activities Leaflet, # 22, "Criticism of the Schools, What To Do About It", May 10, 1956. 4 pages.
Leaflet designed to aid administrators, educational organizations and civic leaders in dealing with criticism of the schools.