Duluth (Minn.) Public Schools

The collection consists of the program issued on the occasion of the formal re-opening of E.R. Cobb School, May 29, 1919, and a photo of the school.

The collection contains material relating to the proposal to form a single recreation department for the city of Duluth by combining the programs of the city of Duluth and the Board of Education of Duluth.

The collection contains a volume listing a monthly report for students, 1881 – 1883; scores on the State High School Board Examination, 1881 – 1884; and volume two, which lists scores for the University Certificates received by pupils of the Duluth High School prior to Sept. 1889, and for 1890 – 1893.

The collection contains registration cards, attendance records, naturalization records and some grade information for students enrolled in the Duluth Public Schools Night Schools/Community Education program.

The collection contains 27 volumes of board minutes, 1870-1971; a small number of attendance and enrollment records; rules and regulations; clerk’s annual reports, 1923-1925, 1929-1936, 1939-1947; publications, 1 scrapbook, and photographs.

The collection consists of seven photographs.

The collection is comprised of one scrapbook containing correspondence concerning school activities, news clippings, and photographs of the children who were students at the sight saving school accompanied by short written statements and art work both created by the students.

The collection consists of minutes, lists of committee members, funding information, expenses, exhibit subjects and timeline, a CD of the final exhibit on site.

The 35 photographs in this collection depict Duluth elementary and high school students participating in various school activities, in class, and school displays.

The collection consists of four sub-committee membership lists, memoranda, study materials from other communities (Illinois, South Carolina, Texas…) which have attempted or use a year- ound or extended school year, and letters solicited from the committee on the issue pro and con from members of the Duluth community.