FCS Archives

The Fulton County Schools Archives preserves the history of the Fulton County School System and the communities it has served since 1871.

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FCS Archives recognizes Speech-Language-Hearing Month with this 1950 look back at this important work in our schools! @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @FultonCoSchools

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Presenting Project Untying the Knot to the Library of Congress Southern Region in Nashville... spreading the word about our amazing history and how we use it! See more at https://t.co/ECqC3Qk2fE @FCSocialStudies @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @FultonCoSchools

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Our School Nurse in action, 1953. Thanks to all our School Nurses and our District Health Svcs for making the health of our students - and our community - a priority @FultonCoSchools @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms

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Representing our School Lunch Heroes on this date: the staff of Briarwood High, 1983. Thank you, Lunch Heroes! @teachingmuseum @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @FCSNutrition

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Its Natl Administrative Professional Day and we are filled with appreciation for all those doing the work behind the scenes... thanks for all you do! @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @teachingmuseum

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Happy Earth Day! from the campus of Sandy Springs High, 1967 @teachingmuseum @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @GA_Archivists @gahumanities @FCSocialStudies

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Thanks to our Operations Team the FCS Archives can now preserve over 45 sets of blueprints chronicling schools from our past! for access contact us at [email protected] @FultonCoSchools @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms

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Taking "Untying the Knot" to Montgomery, AL-Promoting the history of FCS to teachers from across the US at the Natl Council for History Ed and the Lib of Congress TPS mtg. @FultonCoSchools @FCSocialStudies @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @teachingmuseum

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She brought Progressive Era reforms to FC Schools and served the district for 45 years. Her impact on education would be realized by generations of women that followed. see her collection at https://t.co/RbykrKB36p @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @FultonCoSchools @FCSocialStudies

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Working with our Teaching With Primary Sources partners in the beautiful Library of Congress Adams Bldg in DC! Applying what we learn to Project Untying the Knot (which can be found at https://t.co/ECqC3QkA5c ) @FultonCoSchools @FCSocialStudies @EricaFox_EdD @teachingmuseum

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He served as the state supt of education and as the pres of Ga Tech. But first, ML Brittain was the supt of FC Schools. See his "state of the schools" report, 1906 at https://t.co/uPMi3ZJqwe @gahumanities @FCSocialStudies @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms

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1925: the first Home Ec class takes place in FCS - coming from a curriculum known as Manual Training: how young students learned everything from cooking to animal husbandry. @FCSocialStudies @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @gahumanities

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Can you identify these devices? they are all part of the history of Instructional Technology. Discover the whats and whens thru a timeline of teaching tech at https://t.co/UoRzHRbgSx @teachingmuseum @gahumanities @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms

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How schools went from the home front to the battle front between 1950-1990... discover more at https://t.co/hhYZYycjqr @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @FCSocialStudies @FultonCoSchools @gahumanities @GA_Archivists

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From the Teaching Museum & Archives collection: a fossilized egg millions of years old, belonging to the first dinosaur discovered by paleontologists. Learn more about it at https://t.co/GQJMshn8K1 @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @gahumanities @FultonCoSchools @RebeccaSWms

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Did you know... the first football team in Fulton came from Russell Hi in East Point in the 1920s? Here's to one of our fall pastimes. Take a look at a 1956 Friday night program at https://t.co/YPDG5hA7aW @teachingmuseum @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @FultonCoSchools @OfficialGHSA

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Anyone interested in taking a field trip across Europe and South Asia? These Fulton students did just that in 1937 - and never left the classroom. See more at https://t.co/64XsSRpojV @FCSocialStudies @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @gahumanities @FultonCoSchools

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We are ready to open the doors for another school year. The FCS Archives preserves hundreds of primary sources related to the history of FCS! See what's new at https://t.co/tOy7GKYX1y @FultonCoSchools @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms @FCSocialStudies

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Saluting ALL our veterans who paid the ultimate price - including those alum and students recognized in the Fulton Hi yrbk, 1946... one of which was the son of then Supt. Jere Wells (pictured). @teachingmuseum @FultonCoSchools @gahumanities @EricaFox_EdD @RebeccaSWms #memorialday

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'Save the Children' was est in 1919 to provide aid to children in war-torn Europe. By the 1960s Cliftondale ES was contributing to this important mission as it reached out to other parts of the globe. @teachingmuseum @FultonCoSchools @FCSocialStudies @RebeccaSWms @EricaFox_EdD