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West River Home and School Association fonds
Fonds · Mar. 1944 - Sept. 1951
Fonds consists of minutes and reports of the West River Home and School Association. Also contained within the Home and School Association minutes are minutes of the Parent-Teacher Association.
Trustees of School Section Number 91 (White Rock, N.S.)
Fonds · 1896-1960
ledgers containing poll tax accounts and cash books used to record expenses of school. Both accounts and cash book records are contained in the same journals. Fonds also includes day book, minutes of the Trustees' meetings, and correspondence.
Trustees of school section #72, Lower East Chezzetcook fonds
Trustees of school section #72, Lower East Chezzetcook fonds
Fonds · [ca.1855-1955]
Fonds consists of records from Lower East Chezzetcook School, specifically secretary and account books documenting the assessments and expenditures of the school including teachers’ salaries and the initial construction of the schoolhouse. Accession number 2012.025
Trustees of Harbourside School (Owls Head, N.S.) fonds
Trustees of Harbourside School (Owls Head, N.S.) fonds
Fonds · 1968-1983
Fonds consists of the financial records of the trustees of Harbourside School of Owl's Head, Halifax County, Nova Scotia, including pages from a ledger book listing income and expenses of the trustees from January 1968 to June 1973. The ledger pages also list transactions of the trustees bank accounts from June 1977 to February 1983. Some transactions are also listed on sheets of loose leaf paper. Also included are two invoices addressed to the Harbourside School, one from Brookfield Foods and the other from the University of New Brunswick. In addition, there are two bank deposit slips and a calculator printout. Accession number 2009.042.
SMGRC School Records collection
Collection · 2018-
Collection consists of diverse records pertaining to schools and schooling within the Municipality of the District of St. Mary's, accumulated by the St. Mary's Genealogy Research Centre at Sherbrooke Village. Included are record books summarizing free school books issued to pupils within St. Mary's Municipal School Board sections including Caledonia, Upper Caledonia, Sherbrooke, Stillwater, and Port Hilford; school tax rolls; teachers agreements; school registers and attendance records; secretary record books; correspondence; meeting minutes; reports and periodicals; one book describing the boundaries of school sections within the Municipality of the District of St. Mary's; one Guysborough County District School Board Policy Manual (ca. 1980s). Some items are photocopies. Collection is arranged in the following series:Series 1 - CaledoniaSeries 2 - Upper CaledoniaSeries 3 - SherbrookeSeries 4 - Port HilfordSeries 5 - GoldenvilleSeries 6 - Marie JosephSeries 7- NewtownSeries 8- StillwaterSeries 9- Miscellaneous 2020.018; 2020.019; 2020.020; 2020.027; 2020.030; 2020.042; 2020.050; 2020.051; 2020.052
SMGRC High School Yearbook collection
Collection · 2011-
The collection is comprised of yearbooks from St. Mary’s Rural High (1953-1989); St. Mary’s Academy (1999-2013); and St. Mary’s Education Centre/Academy (2013-2018). St. Mary’s Rural High School was opened in September of 1953, to educate students from Grades 7 to 12 from all areas of the Municipality of the District of St. Mary’s in Guysborough County, Nova Scotia. Prior to its opening, students from over thirty communities attended several rural Primary to Grade 12 schools. The official opening was held on November 14, 1953, by the Honorable Henry D. Hicks, Minister of Education. An addition was built in 1969, and included a new library, business education section, music room, home economics department, and three new classrooms; in 1970, a new drafting room was added to the Industrial Arts Complex and in 1972, a new language lab was built. A new high school was built in 1989, and the first high school became St. Mary’s Elementary School (Primary to Grade 6). Grades 7 to 12 moved into the new building next door. At that time, the six former elementary schools across the municipality closed, and all students were bussed to Sherbrooke. In 1999, the name of the high school was changed to St. Mary’s Academy and the elementary school was renamed St. Mary’s Education Centre The Grade 7 students remained in the Education Centre, with Grades 8 to 12 in the Academy. In 2012, the two schools were amalgamated as St. Mary’s Education Centre/Academy. Following the construction of a new wing on the newer school, in 2013 all students were moved into one Primary to Grade 12 facility. The original building was later demolished. The collection includes:all yearbooks from 1953-54 to 1998-99 inclusive2000-012001-022002-032006-072007-082008-092011-122013-142017-18 2014.001, 2019.009, 2020.010
Science School Building, Truro, NS, 1900, sheet 2
Science School Building, Truro, NS, 1900, sheet 2
Item · 1900
Blueprint copy of the architectural plans of the present day Colchester Museum and Archives, once known as the Science Building of the Normal School (building next door). Original plan designed and drawn in May 1900 by Elliott & Hopson, Architects. Contractor was Charles Reid. Original drawing was redrawn in 1978 by E. Bye.Sheet 2 shows roof framing, second and third storey framing, rear elevation and side elevation. 2019.22.2