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One folder consisting of correspondence regarding the school at Cape Dorset. Topics include equipment for home economics and shop classes, school buildings, extracurricular activities, non-attendance of a student, religious instruction, and adult education. Contains personal information.

One folder consisting of correspondence regarding the school at Arctic Bay. Much of it relates to school buildings and supplies; other topics include enrolment statistics, a proposed transfer of students to Pond Inlet, and travel arrangements for teachers and students (contains personal information). Also includes several newspaper clippings relating to Margery Hinds, the first teacher in Arctic Bay. The bulk of the material dates to 1958 and 1959.

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 of correspondence regarding the school at Coral Harbour. Topics include staffing, supplies, school buildings, extracurricular activities, and adult education. Contains personal information.

One folder consisting of correspondence regarding the construction and maintenance of buildings in Eskimo Point [Arviat], including the community centre, school, and housing. Also includes correspondence with an entrepreneur hoping to establish a hotel in the community.

One folder consisting of correspondence regarding the construction and maintenance of buildings in Clyde River, including the school, student hostel, powerhouse, and housing.

One folder consisting of correspondence and reports regarding a proposal to create a "University of the North". The university would have featured distance education via microwave radio and an emphasis on inclusion of Aboriginal traditional knowledge and culture. Contains personal information (chiefly names and affiliations of university professors).

One folder which consists of correspondence relating to the conversion of the Federal Building in Frobisher Bay [Iqaluit] into a student residence and to the construction of an elementary school building.

One folder consisting of a report on relations between the territorial government, federal government, and the Indian Brotherhood of the NWT.

One folder consisting of several publications documenting adult education programs for Arctic students: an issue of Food for Thought magazine dedicated to "Education in the North" [March 1960], two brochures on Inuit students pursuing education in the south [1969 and 1971], a brochure depicting the Adult Education Centre in Frobisher Bay [Iqaluit, n.d.], and a workbook for adult students learning English as a second language [1964]. Contains personal information of students, including copies of photos.

One folder consisting of newsletters, graduation programs, a statistical summary of further training taken by graduates, a description of a proposed Eskimo Language [Inuktitut] Course, and a brochure giving general information about Churchill Vocational Centre. The newsletters are bilingual (English and Inuktitut) and include information about student activities, photographs, drawings, and student compositions. Contains personal information.

Folder contains correspondence and reports concerning the establishment of the Keewatin Regional Office (also referred to as Keewatin District Organization) of the territorial government.

Folder contains correspondence and reports generated by the Keewatin Organization Committee regarding the establishment of regional territorial government offices in Rankin Inlet.

Folder contains monthly reports, as well as additional reports and correspondence, produced by government employees stationed in Fort Wrigley (including Settlement Manager and Area Administrator) submitted to the Regional Director of the Fort Smith region.

One folder consisting of a summary of recommendations produced by a survey of teachers and other education personnel in the NWT, along with comments and reactions to these recommendations from staff at the (federal) Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development.

One folder consisting primarily of reports relating to education in the NWT. Also includes correspondence, conference programs, and a map of settlements in the NWT.

Folder contains correspondence and reports concerning the establishment of the Keewatin Region (also referred to as Keewatin District Organization) district offices of the territorial government in Rankin Inlet.

Folder contains correspondence and reports generated by the Keewatin Organization Committee regarding the establishment of regional territorial government offices in Rankin Inlet.

File contains records of meetings held by the Government of the Northwest Territories employees, including Regional Directors, with the Kennauyuak Society, a group comprised of Frobisher Bay Inuit who wish to move to a site in Ward Inlet.