Edwin Washington Project

Title

EWP 4-5 Shumate Mary 01

Description

This text is a record of a teacher named Miss Mary F. Slumate in Loudoun County, Virginia. She was a Black woman born in 1901, with no permanent address listed. She attended Hilliam Mary College for one year and held a degree. She taught at Helloboro aldis High School from 1920-1924, primarily teaching grades 6-9. She had a salary ranging from $8500 to $9000 and had several years of experience. The record does not mention the reason for leaving the school. This document provides valuable insight into the educational system and teaching careers in Loudoun County during the early 20th century, highlighting the challenges and opportunities faced by Black educators of that time.

Employment Card

Tag

teacher, Miss Mary F. Slumate, Loudoun County, Virginia, Black woman, 1901, Hilliam Mary College, degree, Helloboro aldis High School, 1920-1924, grades 6-9, salary, experience, educational system, teaching careers, early 20th century, challenges, opportunities, Black educators.See all items with this value

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Place

Virginia

Identifier

1021167

Is Version Of

1021167_EWP_Shumate_Mary_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