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Staff, Student and Parent Publications Date Span: 1906-2001 Physical Description: This Collection Contains 6 Document Boxes Totaling 2.25 Linear Feet Descriptive Summary Creator: Fulton County School System and Board of Education Title: Staff, Student and Parent Publications Date span: 1906-2001 Physical description: This collection contains 6 document boxes totaling 2.25 linear feet. Language note: English Administrative Information Conditions governing access: Open to research. Conditions governing use and reproduction: Use pending review by Fulton County Schools Archives. Location of originals: Fulton County Schools Archives, Teaching Museum South, Hapeville, Georgia. Related collections in other institutions: N/A Separated material: N/A Acquisition Information: Staff, Student and Parent Publications published before 1992 were transferred to the Fulton County Schools Archives when it was established. Materials published after 1992 were transferred as they were produced and donated. There are no accession records to indicate dates and sources of origin. Citation: Staff, Student and Parent Publications. Fulton County Schools Archives. Teaching Museum South. Description Biographical/Historical note: The Fulton County School System has relied on participation from a wide range of sources over its century and a half of service to its community in order to fulfill its mission. Students, board members, parents and system employees have consistently worked together over the years. This has required a network of communication through printed formats and correspondence to ensure successful administration of policies as well as distribution of public information. For more background information, http://www.fultonschools.org/en/about/pages/default.aspx Scope and Content note: Staff, Student and Parent Publications consist of booklets and handbooks, both pocket-sized and 8.5”x11,” brochures, programs, binders and computer-generated printouts. The collection is arranged into 7 series: 1. Fulton County Board of Education Promotional and Information Publications 2. Policies and Procedures Publications 3. Student Directories 4. Superintendents’ Publications 5. Newsletters 6. School Calendars 7. Student and Personnel Events Publications Series 1 contains various publications related to public outreach and instruction. Included are several magazine issues that highlight student life and curriculum. These booklets feature the photography of Kathleen Moon, a school teacher turned visual specialist for the school system whose work is available at several local repositories. Series 2 contains policies and procedures manuals. Series 3 contains school directories on computer-generated printouts for a selected number of schools. Reports in booklet format make up the Superintendents’ publications, Series 4. They represent state of the schools-type information distributed to the state board of education. Located in Series 5 are various publications that were periodically issued to the public and/or employees of the school system. Of note in this series, are a history of the Fulton County School System as reported in 1976 in the employee newsletter, Rapport, as well as several features spotlighting Teachers of the Year for select years. Series 6 consists of school calendars. A Jewish holiday calendar from the 1950s are included. Athletic, music, homemakers’ events and other personnel functions make up series 7. These include mostly programs. Of note in this series is a program from the Field Day athletic events of 1927. Arrangement note: System of Arrangement: The system of arrangement for the collection was imposed during processing and generally follows a chronological order by series. Series 1 is the exception to this rule. It has been left in its original order. Finding aid note: Most publications are in good condition. Access to student directories do not contain any current personal information; however, access is limited to these files. Related archival materials: FCBOE Board records FCS Schools Curriculum Audio-visual photograph collection Kathleen Moon Container list: Series 1: Fulton County Board of Education Promotional and Information Publications, 1950-1992 Shelf B-3-5 Box 1 Folder 1 Criteria for Admission of Married Students, 1964 Folder 2 Official Statement of Policy on Dress, 1970 Folder 3 Student Report Forms, 1965, no date Shelf B-4-1 Box 3 Folder 4 Booklet, Meeting the Needs of Children, Fulton County Schools, 1950 Folder 5 Booklet, Our Children and Our Schools, Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, Georgia, 1950-1951 Folder 6 Booklet, Education for All Children, Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, Georgia, 1953 Folder 7 Booklet, Information Concerning the Georgia Compulsory School Attendance Law, 1962 Folder 8 Booklet, Teaching Children in the Fulton County Schools, 1960 Folder 9 Booklet, Beginning School, Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 Folder 10 Booklet, The Second Year, Fulton County Schools, Atlanta, Georgia Folder 12 Brochure, “American Education Week in Fulton County Schools,” 1966 Folder 13 Booklet, Sex Education in the Fulton County Schools, 1969 Folder 14 “The Purpose of Fulton County Elementary Schools,” no date Box 4 Folder 1 Brochure, “Teach in Fabulous Fulton County Georgia,” 1970 Folder 2 Brochure, “The Fulton County Board of Education,” 1970 Folder 3 Brochure, “Our Trademark is Excellence… The Fulton County School,” 1970 Folder 4 Brochure, “Inside Fulton County Schools,” 1970 Folder 5 Booklet, Parents’ Guide to the Fulton County Schools, 1973 Folder 6 Volunteer Programs, 1992 Folder 7 Booklet, Let’s Make a Team in Our Schools, Fulton County Board of Education, 1976 Folder 8 Booklet, Inside Fulton Schools, 1977 Folder 10 Brochure, “Guidelines for Student Behavior,” 1981 Folder 11 Booklet, Kindergarten is… Now! 1982 Folder 12 Brochure, “Facts at a Glance, Fulton County Board of Education,” 1984 Folder 13 Booklet, Building on the Basics, Fulton County Elementary Schools Student/Parent Handbook, 1984 Folder 15 Folder, “Information for Parents and Students, Fulton County School System,” 1986-1987 Folder 16 Booklet, High School Curriculum in Fulton County Schools, 1987 Folder 21 “A World of Difference in Fulton County Schools,” 1990 Binder, “A World of Difference in Fulton County Schools,” 1991 Folder 22 Card, “Congratulations: Fulton County Schools Appreciate You,” no date Folder 23 Brochure, “Elementary School Counseling, Fulton County Schools,” no date Folder 24 Brochure, “Building for the Future: Two Facts about the Fulton County Board of Education Bond Referendum,” no date Series 2: Policies and Procedures Publications, 1921-1986 Shelf B-3-5 Box 1 Booklet, Rules of the Fulton County Board of Education, 1921 Booklet, Rules of the Fulton County Board of Education, 1929 Booklet, Policies and Procedures, Fulton County Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, Adopted 1937, Revised, 1949, 1953, 1960, 1965 Booklet, Rules and Regulations of the Fulton County Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, 1949 Booklet, Rules and Regulations of the Fulton County Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, 1953 Booklet, Rules and Regulations of the Fulton County Board of Education, Atlanta, Georgia, 1960 Binder, Policies, Fulton County Board of Education, 1975-1986 Folder 2 Policies and Procedures, Transportation, 1969 Series 3: Student Directories, 1987-1988 Shelf B-4-1 Box 2 Folder 1 College Park High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 2 M.D. Collins High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 3 Conley Hills Elementary School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 4 Feldwood High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 5 Hapeville High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 6 Harris Street Elementary School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 7 Lakeshore High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 8 Newton Estates Elementary School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 9 Russell High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 10 Westwood High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Folder 11 Woodland High School Final Student Directory, 1987-1988 Series 4: Superintendents’ Publications, 1906-1941 Shelf B-4-1 Box 3 Folder 1 Booklet, Report of the Fulton County School System, 1906 1906.psts.3.1.1 Booklet (photocopy), Report of the Fulton County School System, 1907 Booklet (photocopy), Report of the Fulton County School System, 1908 Booklet (photocopy), Report of the Fulton County School System, 1909 Folder 2 Booklet, Information About the Public School System of Fulton County, 1941 Series 5: Newsletters, 1963-1999 Shelf B-4-1 Box 3 Folder 11 BE Line, Business Education Line, Fulton County School System, 1963, 1972-1973 Box 4 Folder 9 Rapport: News for and about Employees of Fulton County Schools, 1976- 1999 1976.psts.4.9.3 Folder 14 Board Briefs, 1984-1988 Folder 17 Newsletter for the Citizens of Fulton County, 1987, 1990 Folder 18 Tri-Cities, New in ’90, 1988 Folder 19 Beyond 1990: A Report to Fulton County Citizens, 1989 Folder 20 Southside, New in ’90, 1990 Series 6: School Calendars, 1951-2001 Shelf B-4-1 Box 5 Folder 1 Fulton County Schools, Jewish Holidays, 1951 Folder 2 Fulton County School System Calendar, 1957-1958 Folder 3 Fulton County School System Calendar, 1965-1966 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1966-1967 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1967-1968 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1968-1969 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1969-1970 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1970-1971 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1971-1972 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar, 1972-1973 Booklet, Fulton County School System Calendar,
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