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Education in the Yukon Bibliography EDUCATION IN THE YUKON BIBLIOGRAPHY R. Harrington fonds, 79/27 #300 PHO 104 EDUCATION IN THE YUKON: A SELECTIVE BIBLIOGRAPHY OF TITLES HELD BY THE YUKON ARCHIVES LIBRARY Yukon Archives April 2015 c2015, Government of Yukon, Yukon Tourism and Culture, Yukon Archives, Box 2703, Whitehorse, Yukon Y1A 2C6 ISBN: 978-1-55362-735-7 Photo credits cover: R. Harrington fonds, 79/27 #300 PHO 104: Alan Innes-Taylor speaks of gold rush days to students at Whitehorse Elementary School, 1970 Issued as a companion to “Yukon Residential Schools Bibliography” which was published in 2011. Table of Contents Introduction ..................................................................................................................................... 2 Bibliography (author-title listing) ................................................................................................... 4 Appendices: annual reports issued by the Territorial & Federal Governments ............................ 34 Territorial Government ............................................................................................................. 35 Federal Government .................................................................................................................. 43 Canada. Parliament. House of Commons.................................................................................. 44 INTRODUCTION The first public schools developed in the territory were ones operated by the Anglican Church, established in 1897, and two privately run schools which were opened in 1898. Both were short- lived ventures due to lack of textbooks and inadequate finances to run them continuously. By 1899 public pressure was developing for publicly funded schools due to the increasing number of families living permanently in the Territory. By 1902 the public school system was established with its own legislation, an “Ordinance respecting schools” and in 1904 the first published report on the education system was issued as part the “Annual report of the Department of the Comptroller, Territorial Secretary, Government Mining Engineer, Territorial Health Officer, Inspectors of Boilers, Public Works, License Inspector, Education, Territorial Engineer, June 30th, 1903 to June 30th, 1904”. From 1908 to 1918 the annual “Report of the Superintendent of Schools” was included in the Sessional papers of the Yukon Council. From 1910 to 1940 the development of the public schools system waned due to the declining size of the Territory’s permanent population and an extremely poor economic base. From 1940 to 1960 there was increasing interest and awareness of the need for an improved public school system. In 1960 the Committee on Education was established to examine and make recommendations concerning the administration of schools in the territory. The Committee’s report, which was issued in 1962, was the first comprehensive review of the public school system. In 1972 the Committee was re-established to review the system again. In 1972 the 2nd report was released with a much wider spectrum of needs being evaluated. Briefs were presented to the Committee from various associations and societies, including Yukon Native Brotherhood, Yukon Teachers’ Association, Yukon Family Counselling Services, and the Yukon Association of Non-Status Indians. Since the publication of this report there has been constant re-assessment and re-evaluation of the public school system. This bibliography deals only with the “published” reports that were produced on education in the Yukon. The bibliography includes two sections—the first section is a selective author-title listing of reports, assessments, thesis, histories, statistics, etc. on the public school system. Included in this list are reports produced by Yukon Native Brotherhood, Council of Yukon First Nations, Council for Yukon Indians, and the federal & territorial governments. The second part of the bibliography is an appendix that provides an inventory to the territorial and federal government annual reports and public accounts that relate to the development and expenditures of the Department of Education from 1908 to current year. The appendix also includes an inventory to the Parliamentary House of Commons Sub-Committee on Aboriginal Education, 1995 to 1996, minutes & evidence. Education in the Yukon bibliography Page 2 The residential school archival and library holdings are given in the “Yukon Residential Schools Bibliography” that was published in 2011. (http://assets.yukonarchives.ca/YA_Bibliography_Residential_Schools_2011.pdf) Education in the Yukon bibliography Page 3 BIBLIOGRAPHY AUTHOR-TITLE LISTING Education in the Yukon bibliography Page 4 EDUCATION BIBLIOGRAPHY A & D Consultants. Possible Causes of Low Academic Achievement Among Yukon Indians: A Brief Literature Review. Vancouver, B.C.: A & D Consultants, 1987. Location: 371.979 7 A&D Albert, W. Special Education in the Yukon Territory. Whitehorse, Yukon: Yukon Education, 1981. Location: PAM 1981-0027 Almstrom, M. E. Century of Schooling: Education in the Yukon, 1861-1961. Whitehorse, Yukon: M. E. Almstrom, 1991. Location: Ref 371.01 Alms 1991 Electronic Resource: http://assets.yukonarchives.ca/Almstrom_Century_Schooling_1991.pdf Almstrom, M. E. We’ve Come a Long Way. Whitehorse, Yukon: M. E. Almstrom, 1980. Location: PAM 1980-0340 Association des Franco-Yukonnaise. French Language Education = Programme Cadre. Whitehorse, Yukon: Association des Franco-Yukonnaise, 1983. Location: PAM 1983-0227 Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies. New Routes North: Report of the Ad Hoc Northern Colleges’ Committee. Ottawa, Ontario: Association of Canadian Universities for Northern Studies, 1990. Location: PAM 1990-0394 Auditor General of Canada. Public Schools and Advanced Education, Yukon Dept. of Education. Ottawa, Ontario: Auditor General of Canada, 2009. Location: PAM 2009-0001 Electronic resource: http://www.education.gov.yk.ca/pdf/auditor_general_report_yukon_education.pdf Berger, T. R., and Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry. “The Claim to Native Control of Education”, in Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland: The Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry, [v. 1, Social, Economic and Environmental Impact], p. 181-184. Ottawa, Ontario: Canada Supply and Services, 1977. Location: Ref 330.971 Ber v. 1 Electronic Resource: http://assets.yukonarchives.ca/Northern_Frontier_Mackenzie_Impact_1977_Vol_1.pdf Education in the Yukon bibliography Page 5 Berger, T. R., and Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry. “Schools and Native Culture”, in Northern Frontier, Northern Homeland: The Report of the Mackenzie Valley Pipeline Inquiry, [v. 1, Social, Economic and Environmental Impact], p. 90-92. Ottawa, Ontario: Canada Supply and Services, 1977. Location: Ref 330.971 Ber v. 1 Electronic Resource: http://assets.yukonarchives.ca/Northern_Frontier_Mackenzie_Impact_1977_Vol_1.pdf Blake, E. First Nations Literacy Research: (Based on the 1993 Report on Land Claims & Implications for Literacy Programming). Whitehorse, Yukon: E. Blake, 1993. Location: PAM 1993-0482 Blakesley, S. C. Creating and Designing Leadership Learning for Prospective School Administrators. Victoria, B.C.: Royal Roads University, 2000. Location: 371.200 973 Blakes Electronic Resource: http://assets.yukonarchives.ca/Blakesley_Creating_Designing_Leadership_Learning_The sis_2000.pdf Blakesley, S. C. Remote and Unresearched: A Contextualized Study of Non-Indigenous Educational Leaders Working in Yukon Indigenous Communities. Vancouver, B.C.: University of British Columbia, 2010. Location: 371.2 Blake Electronic Resource: https://assets.yukonarchives.ca/Blakesley_Contextualized_Study_2010.pdf Blakesley, S. “Educational Leadership at Moose Meadow School: a Contextualized Portrait of a Northern Canadian School and Its Principal,” Northern Review, no. 34, (Fall 2011): 5-34. Location: Periodical Bolton, K., C. Tobin, and P. Kos. [Newspaper Articles Dated May 1993 Concerning Letters Written in 1927 and 1934 Forbidding Indian Children From Attending Yukon Public Schools]. Whitehorse, Yukon: Yukon News and Whitehorse Star, 1993. Location: PAM 1993-0086 Boreal Engineering Services Ltd. Whitehorse School Facilities Needs Study. Whitehorse, Yukon: Boreal Engineering, 1986. Location: 371.62 BES Brekke, D. T. Descriptive Survey of Outdoor Education in Whitehorse, Yukon. Edmonton, Alberta: University of Alberta, Dept. of Elementary Education, 1977. Location: 370.38 Bre Education in the Yukon bibliography Page 6 Brown, C. G., G. J. Busk, and B. O. Filteau. Report of the Educational Survey Commission on the Educational Facilities and Requirements of Indians of Canada: Part 2, Yukon Territory. Ottawa, Ontario: Canada Dept. of Citizenship and Immigration, Indian Affairs Branch, 1956. Location: PAM 1956-0019 Brownless, W. T. The Influence of Certain Factors on the Occupational and Educational Aspirations and Expectations of High School Students in the Yukon. Winnipeg, Manitoba: University of Manitoba, 1972. Location: 370.971 Br Bullen, E. L. Historical Study of the Education of the Indians of Teslin, Yukon Territory. Edmonton, Alberta: University of Alberta Press, 1968. Location: 371.97 Bu Canada. Department of Resources and Development. Eskimo Education. Ottawa, Ontario: Canada Dept. of Resources and Development, Editorial and Information Division, 1951. Location: PAM 1951-0042 Canada. Minister’s National Working Group on Education. Our Children, Keepers of the Sacred Knowledge: Final Report of the Minister’s National Working Group on Education. [Ottawa,
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