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A graduation program for the 1967 graduating class of Southwest Elementary School that took place on June 9, 1967. The principal at this time was Augustus W. Robinson.
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A picture of the Macon School building located in the Macon community, an African American community on the North-Northeast side of Tallahassee whose settlement dates back to the 19th century. At this time the community was leading an effort to preserve this historic school building, being one of the African American rural schools in Leon County during the segregation era.
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A picture of the Macon School building located in the Macon community, an African American community on the North-Northeast side of Tallahassee whose settlement dates back to the 19th century. At this time the community was leading an effort to preserve this historic school building, being one of the African American rural schools in Leon County during the segregation era.
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The 1942-43 report of self help activities in small schools in Leon County. It includes a list of money allocated, and what the money was used for in these schools. The schools included are mostly African American schools, such as Pleasant Grove, Crenshaw, Lake McBride, Griffin, Station One, etc.
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A copy of a recommended school and community programs to encourage African American History and Culture appreciation for Black History Month. Some of these include activities titled "What Black History means to me", "Black History Culture tour", "Student Autobiographies", "The struggle for equality", "Black Film series", etc.
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A copy of the June 19, 1961 Testimonial Banquet program from Griffin Junior High School held in honor of Professor William R. Perkins.
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A copy of the Funeral Rites of Professor William R. Perkins ("Fess") with a copy of a study made on the Griffin School from 1908 to 1988. The study contains an introduction, related data, and several images, in which Professor Perkins appears in some.
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A copy of the John G. Riley Elementary School Sixth Grade Promotion program from June 6, 1961. Besides the event program, it contains the school song, motto, a class roll, and a list of faculty.
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The Raney School report for evaluation from December, 1951. It contains an analysis of the total school situation for the purpose of locating needs and stating values for the individuals and groups within that community. It also contains the school's history, philosophy, policies, class record, curriculum, activities at the school, and recommendations for the future.
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A copy of the Northwest Elementary School dance recital program for the event that took place on June 14, 1954. Gwendolyn Biddle was the featured dancer in the recital, and it took place at Lincoln High School's Auditorium. The program also includes a list of patrons.