Collection Catalog
History of Education in Kentucky: General Oral History Project
Series ID:
Ed001
Description:
This series documents the modernization of Kentucky's system of public elementary and secondary education, beginning in 1950. Former governors, school superintendents, and members of the general assembly who participated in the reform movement discuss the Minimum Foundation Program, property taxes, the Power Equalization Program, the Kentucky Education Reform Act, teaching certification standards, teachers' salaries, and the size and role of the State Board for Elementary and Secondary Education.
LC Subjects:
- Education
- Education and state
- Education, Elementary
- Education, Secondary.
- Education--Finance--Kentucky
- Education--Political aspects
- Educational law and legislation
- Educational law and legislation -- Kentucky
- Government aid to education--Kentucky
- Minimum Foundation Program (Ky.)
- Property tax
- School integration
- Teachers--Certification
- Teachers--Salaries, etc.
Master Type:
Audio
4
Interviews included in this Project:
| Interviewee(s) | Interview Date | Call Number | Interviewer | Access | Transcript |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thomas McDonald Dorman | November 5th, 1990 | 1990OH286 Ed 090 | William H. McCann, Jr. | No Restrictions | No |
| C. Tony Collins | 1995OH041 Ed 111 | No Restrictions | No | ||
| Jack Moreland | April 21st, 1989 | 2001OH014 Ed 119 | Richard Day | Restrictions Apply | Yes |
| Jack Moreland | April 3rd, 1990 | 2001OH015 Ed 120 | Richard Day | Restrictions Apply | Yes |
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Last updated: 05/17/2013
Louis B. Nunn Center for Oral History
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