Guilford County Schools Collection
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History of Edgeville School
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Scrapbook documenting the history of the Edgeville (later William Sydney Porter) Elementary School in Greensboro, N.C. The Edgeville School was established by Cone Mills and was absorbed into the Greensboro City Schools in 1945. The school's name was changed to honor Porter in 1955. Porter Elementary closed in the 1980s and was torn down in the mid-2000s.
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Merger guidebook; A plan for facilitating the merger of Guilford County's schools [volume 2]
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Appendices, exhibits, and documentation on the proposed merger of three school systems in Guilford County, N.C. This volume includes resources: Resource List (1992); “Restructuring North Carolina’s Public Schools” (1991); “Cumberland County Schools Strategic Planning” (1990); Pitt County Schools consolidation guidelines (ca. 1985); Wake County School System Merger History (1980); RTI “A School District Consolidation Study” Executive Summary (1985); Guilford County “Report on School Merger” (1987); Wayne County merger plan (1991); Public School Forum analysis of North Carolina’s public schools (ca. 1985); “The Basic Education Program for North Carolina’s Public Schools” (1986); Public School Forum report on school reform (1991); Charlotte/Mecklenburg school system merger (1960-1968); Guilford County Board of Education “Unity with Diversity” (1987); North Carolina merger “Issues and Directions” (1982); Guilford County “Merger Fact Sheet” (1990); North Carolina Senate bill on school accountability (1989).