Buildings and sites, state publications, 1920-1985.

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Buildings and sites, state publications, 1920-1985.

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This series relates to school buildings. Included are handbooks, manuals, and conference proceedings on planning better school facilities, specifications for rural schools, a report on the estimated costs to modernize buildings by city and county, a manual on construction requirements, handbooks for mobile or relocatable classroom units, a report on the building and site enumeration inventory with the Alabama Education Study Commission, plans and specifications for approved toilets in schools, and other materials. The series documents the department's function of inventorying, studying, and supporting public school buildings in the state.

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

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Alabama Department of Archives and History

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Alabama. Dept. of Education (1919- )

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Authorities: Alabama Government Manual. Sixth edition. (Atlanta: Darby Printing Company, 1982). Alabama Official and Statistical Register. State of Alabama Department of Archives and History. (Montgomery: Skinner Printing Company, 1979). Code of Alabama 1975, 16:2:1-16:2:21. (Charlottesville: The Michie Company, 1977). Markley, Anne Ethelyn. Author Headings for the Official Publications of the State of Alabama. (Chicago: American Libra...

Alabama Education Study Commission

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Authorities: Ala. Government Manual. Sixth edition. Atlanta: Darby Printing Company, 1982. Code of Ala., 1975, 16:6:1-16:6:6. Charlottesville: The Michie Company, 1977. 1969 May, the Legislature created the Ala. Education Study Commission to analyze and evaluate the State's education policies and programs and to make recommendations to the Legislature at each regular session for changes and improvements. The Commission was composed of eight member...