EWP 4-5 Hurley Olga H 01

Item

Title
EWP 4-5 Hurley Olga H 01
Description
In this correspondence between Olga H. Hurley, a teacher, and O.L. Emerick, Division Superintendent of Loudoun County School in Virginia, we see a glimpse into the education system in 1956. Hurley, expressing concerns about tensions at Sterling School and the interference with her work, initially submitted her resignation but later decided to withdraw it at the request of Mr. Emerick. The exchange emphasizes the importance of communication and cooperation between teachers and administrators to address issues within the school system. The correspondence sheds light on the challenges faced by educators during this time period and the efforts made to resolve them in order to maintain a stable learning environment for students.
Employment Card
Tag
education, communication, cooperation, school system, challenges, educators, administrators, tensions, Sterling School, 1956See all items with this value
White teacher, Employment CardSee all items with this value
Place
Virginia
Identifier
1020951
Is Version Of
1020951_EWP_Hurley_Olga_H_01.pdf
1020951_EWP_Hurley_Olga_H._01.pdf
Is Part Of
Preservation Records
Date Created
8/2/23
Format
PDF Document
Publisher
Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
Rights
Loudoun County Public Schools
Language
English
Item sets
EWP 04 Faculty Staff and PTAs
Preservation Records