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Concord High school principal Charles Foley in Christa empty classroom
Concord High school principal Charles Foley in Christa empty classroom

Concord High school principal Charles Foley in Christa empty classroom

Date1/31/1986
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Original Toronto Star caption: Concord High school principal Charles Foley in Christa empty classroom
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0066195F
Concord High School principal Charles Foley sits in classroom where Christa McAuliffe use to teach
Concord High School principal Charles Foley sits in classroom where Christa McAuliffe use to teach
1/31/1986
Concord High School next door friend of Christa McAuliffe, Ginny Timmons display color photo of Christa dedicated to Timmons family
Concord High School next door friend of Christa McAuliffe, Ginny Timmons display color photo of Christa dedicated to Timmons family
1/31/1986
Concord, New Hamps. Next door friend of Christa McAuliffe, Ginny Timmons display color photo
Concord, New Hamps. Next door friend of Christa McAuliffe, Ginny Timmons display color photo
1/31/1986
Portables fill playground: From the roof of St. Roch Separate School on Duncanwoods Dr. in North York, Metro Separate School Board Chairman Bruno Suppa can see pupils play among 20 portable classrooms that occupy most of the playground. Yet a few streets away, Whitfield Public School is more than half empty. The province is trying to make the public and separate systems co-operate in using available space.
Portables fill playground: From the roof of St. Roch Separate School on Duncanwoods Dr. in North York, Metro Separate School Board Chairman Bruno Suppa can see pupils play among 20 portable classrooms that occupy most of the playground. Yet a few streets away, Whitfield Public School is more than half empty. The province is trying to make the public and separate systems co-operate in using available space.
2/15/1980
Empty classrooms are already the reality in Ontario's clementary schools, where enrolment is down by one thrid, to 1 million. Next year, secondary sch(...)
Empty classrooms are already the reality in Ontario's clementary schools, where enrolment is down by one thrid, to 1 million. Next year, secondary sch(...)
1/12/1978
New college head. Dr. Joan Foley addresses audience after being installed as principal of Scarborough College, the first woman appointed to such a position at the University of Toronto
New college head. Dr. Joan Foley addresses audience after being installed as principal of Scarborough College, the first woman appointed to such a position at the University of Toronto
1/20/1978
Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
8/9/1967
Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
Makeshift high school consisting of 15 portable classrooms, a recreation centre and six rooms in a condemned school is inspected by Toronto Board of E(...)
8/10/1967
About 20,000 students in Peel Region walked out of their high school classrooms yesterday to protest the breakdown in negotiations between teachers an(...)
About 20,000 students in Peel Region walked out of their high school classrooms yesterday to protest the breakdown in negotiations between teachers an(...)
4/6/1977
Classroom at home: Sidney Ledson teaches his daughter Jena, 15, at home after removing the girl from Scarborough high school because he felt her education was suffering
Classroom at home: Sidney Ledson teaches his daughter Jena, 15, at home after removing the girl from Scarborough high school because he felt her education was suffering
1/15/1985
Charles Kirby, a principal dancer with the National Ballet: 'Dancers are all notorious eaters'.
Charles Kirby, a principal dancer with the National Ballet: 'Dancers are all notorious eaters'.
5/16/1979
Language dilemma: The most important reference book that a child can possess is the dictionary, says principal Charles Cook, here holding his own dictionary for bridging the language gap in British student exchange program.
Language dilemma: The most important reference book that a child can possess is the dictionary, says principal Charles Cook, here holding his own dictionary for bridging the language gap in British student exchange program.
5/12/1981