EWP 2-5-B Yr Abt 1934 Oak Hill Wants to Stay Open

Title: EWP 2-5-B Yr Abt 1934 Oak Hill Wants to Stay Open
Description: The text is a petition addressed to the County School Board of Loudoun County, Virginia from patrons of The Oak Hill School, located near Lucketts. The undersigned individuals express their opposition to the abandonment of the school, citing the fact that several small children will be starting in the fall and the belief that small children have better educational opportunities in a one-room schoolhouse setting. The list of signatories includes prominent local individuals such as Marshall Barnhouse, Mrs. William Coughlin, and John Athey, indicating community support for the school. The text also includes a list of students enrolled at Oak Hill School, ranging from the first to seventh grade,
Tag: Petition, School Board, Loudoun County, Oak Hill School, Education, Community_supportSee all items with this value
Place: Virginia
Identifier: 1041389
Format: PDF Document
Publisher: Digitized by Edwin Washington Project
Rights: Loudoun County Public Schools
Language: English
Replaces: /Volumes/T7 Shield/EWP/Elements/EWP_Files/source/Ingest Two/EWS Special Projects/Lost_Letters Project/Ed Washington Folder/2.5B White Petitions/2.5.B Oak Hill/2.5.B Yr Abt 1934 Oak Hill Wants to Stay Open.pdf