Rockingham County Industrial Education Collection

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1 Rockingham County Industrial Education Collection Repository: Title: Rockingham Co. Historical Collections Gerald B. James Library Rockingham Community College P. O. Box 38 Wentworth, NC Rockingham County Industrial Education Collection Accession No.: Extent: 1 box Inclusive Dates: Preferred Citation: Rockingham County Industrial Education Collection Rockingham Co. Historical Collections, Gerald B. James Library, Rockingham Community College. Descriptive Note: Contents: A collection of papers relating to the planning, development and implementation of Industrial Education Centers in North Carolina. 1 loose-leaf binder, State Department of Public Instruction Final Report Distributive Education Final Report Trade and Industrial Classes Reports are for Rockingham County, black and white photographs: Draper Night School, 1931 (2) Spray Graded Night School, 1931 Franklin Street Night School, 1931 Lawsonville Avenue Night School, 1931 (3) Madison Night School, 1931 Notes, Wilson I.E.C. Director s Meeting, Dr. Lynn Emerson, December 13, 1961 List, State Office Staff, undated

2 Memo to Directors, Industrial Education Centers, information and agendas for meetings, October 25-26, 1961 Memo, Governor s Office to Henry Kendall and Gerald James, information on training programs in West Virginia under the Area Redevelopment Act, August 31, chart, Minimum Scores for Admission to Industrial Education Classes, undated Newspaper clipping, Greensboro Daily News, September 17, 1961, Trade Schools Filling Critical Need. Technician and Technical Specialty Training, Recommended Offerings, undated Partial typewritten manuscript, Chapter 3. Some Basic Policies Concerning the Further Development of the Industrial Education Centers, and Chapter 13. Recommendations Concerning the Operation and Development of the Centers, undated 1 chart, enrollment and staffing of centers in various counties, typewritten sheet, Potential Technician Training Curriculums in Fields Not Covered in the Manpower Survey 1 copy, North Carolina Study of Skilled and Technical Manpower Requirements, Area Breakdown of Statewide Survey 1 chart, Suggested Numbers of Programs, by Areas, undated 1 agenda for meeting, Suggested Program for Parent Teacher s Association on Industrial Education Centers, undated 1 chart, Estimated Numbers of Technicians Needed to be Trained Annually in the Centers, by Curriculums, by Geographical Areas, undated 1 chart, Estimated Numbers to be Trained Annually for the Skilled Crafts and Skilled Specialty Occupations, In the Centers and Elsewhere, by Curriculums, by Areas, undated

3 1 table of contents page, typewritten, A Guide to the Further Development of Industrial Education Centers in North Carolina 1 chart, Potential Full-Time Enrollment in Technical Education in 1966 by 6 Areas of the State and by the 20 Industrial Education Centers" 1 copy Labor Resources in North Carolina for Industrial Development, Employment Security Commission of NC, March 15, copy North Carolina Study of Skilled and Technical Manpower Requirements, Preliminary Draft Report, Employment Security Commission of North Carolina, December, copy North Carolina Manpower Survey, Suggested Grouping of Technician Occupations, copy Outline of Talk Before Industrial Education Center Directors, map, North Carolina Study of Skilled and Technical Manpower Requirements, Area Breakdown of Statewide Survey, copy Vocational and Technical Education in North Carolina Exclusive of Students in High School, undated 1 handwritten chart, Number of Negros Enrolled for and Memo, I. E. Ready, describing pay for instructors in Industrial Education Centers, May 23, copy Enrollment and Offerings dated September 31, newspaper clipping, Greensboro Daily News, Furniture Institute Proposed, October 12, chart, Industrial Education Center Salary Schedule Directors and Counselor-Coordinators,

4 1 copy, Weekly Schedule, undated 1 letter, A. Wade Martin, State Supervisor, Trade and Industrial Education to Ivan Valentine, Director, Burlington Industrial Education Center, regarding a visit by Martin and Gerald James to the Burlington Industrial Education Center 1 copy, Proposal for a Non-Degree Two-Year Technical Course in Agriculture, School of Agriculture, North Carolina State College, May 26, copy Progress Report on Study for the Further Development of Industrial Education Centers in North Carolina, Department of Curriculum Study and Research, NC State Board of Education, May 14, copies, North Carolina State Board of Education, The Adoption, undated 1 copy, Some Basic Policies Concerning the Further Development of the Industrial Education Centers, undated 1 copy Cooperative Agreement Between the Employment Security Commission of North Carolina and the North Carolina State Board of Education, December 3, copy, A Future That is New and Different, Dallas Herring, Chairman, State Board of Education, floor plan, Room Assignment Industrial Education Center 1 invitation for Dr. Gerald B. James to visit and tour the Burlington Industrial Education Center, September 30, copy, North Carolina Industrial Education Centers, Technician and Trade Curriculums, folder, Technician Training: What and Why? Reproductions of charts by Dr. Lynn A. Emerson in his Presentation of Technical Training Programs to the Governor s Commission on Education Beyond the High School, undated Article, The Advisor, First N. C. Vocational Training Center Opens, July 1958

5 Newspaper article, The Leaksville News, The Industrial Education Center Teaches a Variety of Trades to Both Youths and Adults, February 16, copy, Leaksville Rockingham County IEC Catalog, , Volume 1 Created 9/9/2014 -mg