Box #1: Newark Public Schools Ledger (1904-13), Newark High Schools Scrapbook (1903-07, newspaper articles, typed reports, etc.), Box #2: Chemistry & Physics Highschool (Board of Education, Newark, 1901); Language Third Year - First Half, Primary Schools (Board of Education, Newark, ca. 1901). Box #3: Newark High School (Barringer Handbook, issued by The Girl's League; High School Annual, 1879, 1894, 1896, 1898), Newark Public Grammar School (Certificate of Merit, 1871), Misc. I (10th Anniversary of the Class of 1898, Newark High School; Essex County Institution of Science and Art, Institution for the Laboring Classes; Newarker Schul-Vereins, 1856-1906; Bulletin of the New Jersey State Teachers College at Newark, 1948; A Handbook of the Central Commercial and Manual Training High School, 1934; Mrs. Laura D. S. Lamont, A Tribute Read by Dr. Farrand at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees; Prospect Hill Country Day School, Commencement Exercises, 1926; Curriculum Notes, Department of Curriculum Services, 1971-72; letters), Misc. II (Scholarship Fundraising Soirée, Newark Board of Education, Executive Superintendent Scholarship Fund Committee, 1994; Elect The P.A.C.E. Team (Bey, Falu, Reid), Newark Board of Education, 1993; Valedictory, Morton Street School, Otto Henry Schulte, 1886-1925; Dedication of the new Cleveland School, 1913; Sacred Heart School, Graduation Exercises, 1937; Essex County Hospital Training School for Nurses, Commencement Exercises, 1913; Lawrence Street School, Commencement Class of 1888; Washington St. School, Commencement, 1902; Graduate Division of the New Jersey Teachers College at Newark, poster, 1953; Newark Public High School, 51st Commencement, program, 1907; Central Avenue School, commencement program, 1890; School Reward, National Bank of Merit, stock, 1872; Prize Contest of the Seniors in American History, program, 1906; Board of Education, brochure, 1907; University High School Dedication Ceremony, program, 1977; Check List, Board of Education, 1890; Bulletin of Free Lectures to the People, Board of Education; Dedicatory Exercises and Unveiling of the Tablet in honor of Dr. Addison Brown Poland, Central High School, program, 1940; Graduating Exercises, Class of January, 1909, program; Project Pride Debate Foundation, Annual Report, 1986; St. Vincent Academy, Century 2, file, 1983; The Sholem Aleichem Jewish Children's Schools, brochure; "The Newark Board of Education under Gibson is Corrupt," photocopy, 1978; The Worker, Official Publication of the Seymour Vocational School, 1923, etc.), Central High School (Commencement programs, 1927-28, 1940, 1947), Newark Institute of Arts and Sciences (Announcements, 1928-29), "Stephen Congar and the Establishment of the Newark Public School System," (by Donald Raichle, The Journal of the Rutgers University Libraries), Memories of My School Days (Prospect Hill School, ca. 1923), "Day School Staying: Prospect Hill Not Yielding its Mansion" (clipping, Newark Sunday News, September 9, 1962), Newark University High School (brochure, ca.1978), St. Benedict's Preparatory School (Alumni Association Communion Breakfast and Dedication Ceremony, program, 1982), "History of Newark Schools," "The Newark Schools during the Depression" (Board of Education, 1933), "Newark Public Schools: Enrollment Trends and Building Program" (Board of Education, 1935; "Schools and Colleges," architectural description), Central High School (Self Study Report, May 1970). Box #4: Prospect Hill Country Day School (Miss Craven's School for Girls, brochure, 1906-07; The Aster,1924-25, 1925-26, 1966, 1968, 1970; Prospect Hill, brochure; "A Tribute to Mrs. Laura D.S. Lamont," read by Dr. Farrand at the Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees, October 17, 1939; Index of Graduates, 1888-1972; photographs, etc.), Newark Academy (Young Ladies' Department, 1809; 190th Commencement, program, 1964; "In Tribute to the Men of Newark Academy Who gave their Lives in World War II for Liberty and Freedom, brochure; Blueprints by Guilbert & Betelle, 1930 Building located on First Street near Orange Street). Box #5: The Newark School of Fine and Industrial Art (Fawcett Year Book, 1927; Fawcett Fraternity News, January 1928; brochure, 1933), St. John's Free School (Report of the School Committee of the Common Council on a request for appropriations of public funds for sectarian schools, photocopies, 1848), Green Street School (brochures, 1895, 1906; Green Street School Alumni, concert program, 1894; Commers-Lieder, 1906; Constitution of the Green Street School Alumni, 1891; 18th Annual Meeting of the Green St. School Alumni, 1904, etc.), Barringer High School (The Acropolis, 1912-1945; Acropolis News, 1944-46), Boarding and Day School for Young Ladies (Course of Study and Expenses, brochure), Brower Industrial School (Minutes, 1899-1917), St. James Preparatory School (Dedication ceremony, program, 1999; 12th Annual Awards for Excellence Dinner, program, 2002), Newark School Publication (Inter-Scholastic School News, vol.2, no.1, January 1909; Carmeno Cicurillo, 1907-2003, biographical sketch), Robert Treat (Robert Treat: Leader and Pioneer by Martin L. Cox, Principal Robert Treat Junior High School, Newark, N.J., 1922), St. Benedict's School (Invitations, bills, telegrams, bumper sticker, address, correspondence, Senate Resolution, brochures, and newspaper clippings relating to Saint Benedict's 100th anniversary, 1968; Benedict News (special issue), 1968; First Annual Commencement of St. Benedict's College, 1872, and prospectus, 1871), Newark High School Misc. programs.
