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One folder consisting chiefly of accounts by former teachers and other education personnel of their time in the North, mostly dating to between 1980 and 1984. Also contains correspondence relating to the school at Fort Simpson [1950-1956]. These documents were originally housed between two file folders in the "Contibutions" folio.

One folder consisting of programs from teachers' conferences and courses, annual reports and organizational charts from the Department of Education, a scrapbook of newspaper clippings, a "Manual of Arctic Survival" booklet, a handbook for prospective teachers in the NWT, and correspondence on delegation of authority.

One folder consisting chiefly of anecdotes and stories about life in the north, most told by former teachers and other education personnel. Also includes correspondence, copies of newspaper and magazine articles, and photocopied excerpts from the book "My Name is Masak". Contains personal information.

One folder consisting of reports and articles from newspapers, magazines, and academic journals, as well as two complete issues of Northern Affairs Bulletin. Most of the material relates to education in the Arctic, including articles on schools in Resolute Bay, Akudlik, and Eskimo Point [Arviat] and on teacher training. The file also includes articles on Stuart Hodgson's resignation as Commissioner, reasons for dismissal of superintendents, and an honorary degree given to Arnold James "Moose" Kerr, as well as a letter regarding a proposed information package on education in the NWT [1979] and a memorandum discussing the need for a philosophy of education at the Department of Northern Affairs [1960]. Contains a mixture of photocopied and original documents.

One folder consisting of press releases, speeches, and reports relating to education in the NWT.

One folder consisting of lists of teachers and other education staff in the NWT, arranged by workplace. Lists are available for every school year from 1951/1952 to 1968/1969, and for a few later years.

One folder consisting of correspondence and other documents relating to the history of education in the NWT. Includes a speech on the early days of education [1979], accounts from former teachers and administrators of their time in the North, timelines of events in the history of Fort Good Hope and Our Lady of Good Hope church [1974], a letter regarding the work of education personnel in Rankin Inlet [1961], two letters announcing the appointment of J.V. Jacobson as Superintendent of the Mackenzie District [1951], and a superintendent's report on Discovery Yellowknife Mine School [1954]. These documents were originally housed in a folder inside the "Contibutions" folio.

One folder consisting of a report on the education system in the Northwest Territories, including information on classroom practices, physical facilities, curriculum, administration, finance, appointment of teachers, community work of teachers, and special education, as well as appendices giving statistical information on the school-age population of the NWT.

One folder consisting of materials related to the history of Yellowknife Public School and Yellowknife Education District No. 1. Includes correspondence dating to 1951 and 1953, transcripts of an interview with Norma Stedman and Wyn Manifold, biographical information about prominent individuals in the history of the district, handwritten notes, and a file list of records relating to Yellowknife Education District No. 1.

One folder consisting of lists of the dates when schools were established, a list of schools in the NWT [1951], and a list of communities in the North in which schools were operating as of 1953.

One folder consisting of a report on the education system in the Northwest Territories, including information on classroom practices, physical facilities, curriculum, administration, finance, appointment of teachers, community work of teachers, and special education.

One folder consisting of meeting agendas, minutes, and reports relating to Inuit education.

One folder consisting of drafts of a chapter of Norman Macpherson's book on the history of education in the NWT, which discusses school hostels (student residences), as well as copies of articles on the same topic and correspondence and articles regarding a former administrator of Akaitcho Hall. Contains personal information.

One folder consisting of two ordinances of the Council of the Northwest Territories, "An ordinance respecting schools" with related regulations and "An ordinance respecting vocational training agreements between the Northwest Territories and the Government of Canada". Also includes a map of schools and hostels in the NWT and a bulletin from the Alberta Department of Education listing recommended reference books for grade V and VI classrooms.

One folder consisting of lists of education personnel and draft material for Norman Macpherson's book on the history of education. Most of the material relates to district superintendants and other key administrative personnel between 1949 and 1972. The file also includes lists of school opening dates and first teachers, lists of teacher consultants, an annotated list of important missionaries in the history of the NWT, an annotated list of reports on education in the NWT, and copies of magazine articles and other documents relating to education personnel.

One folder consisting of correspondence relating to the school at Igloolik. The earlier material [1953-1959] deals with the establishment of a federal school at Igloolik and includes information about the curriculum which was being taught at the Catholic mission school in Igloolik in 1954. The later material [1960-1970] deals with the operation of the school, primarily relating to physical facilities but also including correspondence relating to a petition by the Igloolik community council to have high school classes taught in the settlement.

One folder consisting chiefly of correspondence, meeting minutes, enrolment statistics, and photocopied excerpts from annual reports of the Department of Northern Affairs and National Resources, all relating to education in the North. Includes a program from the official opening of the Fort Smith federal school and hostel in 1958 (later J. B. Tyrrell School and Breynat Hall). Most of the material dates to the 1950s, but the file also includes letters written in 1981-1982 regarding the residential school in Shingle Point by a teacher who worked there in 1929. Contains personal information.

One folder consisting of correspondence regarding the establishment and operation of the school at Clyde River. Topics include evaluations of the need for a school, construction of school buildings, adult education, and extracurricular activities. Contains personal information.

One folder consisting primarily of copies of newsletters (Northern Affairs Bulletin and two issues of Norpinion) and newspaper clippings. Contains a list of addresses of several former N.W.T. teachers.

One folder consisting of correspondence, reports, newspaper clippings, and other documents relating to education in the North. Topics include vocational training, education for Inuit students, attendance areas for elementary schools in Hay River, construction and establishment of new schools, a guide to the organization of Education Advisory Committees, and suggested teaching materials. Includes enrolment statistics for the 1967/68 and 1969/70 school years. Contains personal information. These documents were originally housed in the left side of a two-pocket folder; documents from the right side comprise file 7-22.