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Diocesan Child Guidance Center, 840 W State St, opened October 8, 1961

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on April 7, 2010 - 2:25pm
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Diocesan Child Guidance Center, opened October 8, 1961, later became the Columbus Family and Child Guidance Center.

Source: New York: Artview Postcard # 14444.

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Calumet Elementary, 2744 Calumet St

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on April 7, 2010 - 1:29pm
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Built by the Columbus Public Schools in 1961, Calumet Elementary later became Calumet Christian School.

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Whitehall School 8th grade graduation Class

Submitted by Alysia@WOSU on March 1, 2010 - 1:02pm
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Whitehall School 8th grade graduation class, 1930’s.

Whitehall School 8th grade graduation class, 1930’s. Photo taken by Miss Price. Photos courtesy of the Whitehall Historical Society

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Shirley Trade School

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on March 1, 2010 - 12:08pm
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Shirley Trade School, Wayne H. Shirley, President. Operated 1947-1952.

Source: LFP

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Dominion Junior High, 330 Dominion Blvd, in 1959

Submitted by columbuslibrary... on March 1, 2010 - 11:04am
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Dominion Junior High, now Middle School, opened in 1956.

Our Junior High Schools 1959, pg. 10.

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Clinton Junior High

Submitted by Scott Gowans on February 28, 2010 - 3:31pm
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Clinton Junior High, now Middle School, was built in 1955. 3940 Karl Rd.

Photo courtesy of the Columbus Metropolitan Library

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Students and Faculty at Female Seminary Building, ca. 1871-1880

Submitted by Scott Gowans on February 28, 2010 - 12:52pm
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The Ohio Central Normal School was housed in the old Worthington Female Seminary building on the east side of High Street in downtown Worthington, Ohio. The seminary closed in 1857 as students chose to go to the new Ohio Wesleyan Female College in Delaware. The Normal School opened in the 1870's, a time when the need for trained teachers was arising. Ohio lagged far behind other states in recognizing the need for trained teachers. The Ohio Teachers Association, formed in 1847, opened some schools.

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