Box 2
Contains 137 Results:
Above a quote from a New York Post editorial that The danger is not that our schools are subversive, but that they are senile, and amidst the shattered school buildings, the Board of Education continues its hunt for reds in schools., 1960
February 27, 1960.
Toward Higher Horizons, 1959
October 10, 1959. Man walks up steps titled Parent Cooperation, Guidance, Remedial Help and Enriched School Programs. Against the background of the optimistic statement of Superintendent of schools John J. Theobald that "we are aping resources of unbelievable riches that have been all along neglected," a student moves up the steps of an enriched school program, remedial help, guidance and parent cooperation "toward higher horizons."
Still Out of Reach, 1961
January 14, 1961. Retired teacher climbs ladder after her "Adequate Pension" which has sprouted wings and is flying away.
Consumer Prices at Record High, 1958
March 29, 1958. Man climbs a short set of crumbling steps, following the cost of living on a chart behind him, however, the cost of living continues to rise, and the man can go no farther up
Businessman falls from clouds labeled Professional Salary Level while reading the headline, Report Teacher Pay Raised
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
Top education Brass smile over their Prosperity budget, while teachers kicked to the ground by large shoe, representing their Austerity budget
Drawings depicting issues facing teachers and teachers' unions including anti-Communist struggles, and issues of employment, pay, facilities, and government aid to schools.
The Breaking Point, 1950
January 28, 1950. Teacher is stretched with rope by man in glasses, the lengths teacher is stretched are marked by the demands on their time, 25+ period weeks, 30+ period weeks and extra curricular activities, while the school official, wielding the stretching device, asks, "What stretchout?"
How Did That Happen?, 1959
September 26, 1959. Massive Board of Education member sits on top of overcrowded school while reading the headline "900 Teaching Positions Dropped in Reallocation of Funds"
No Help to Morale, 1955
February 05, 1955. Substitute teacher looks at menacing stack on her desk, reading "Board of Education to resist decision granting sick pay to subs", "No Tenure", "No Pension", "Layoffs"
Man happily hugs bag of $40-50 million of found city funds while child pickets for teachers with a placard reading Better Salaries! Smaller Classes! Improved School Conditions!, 1960
November 05, 1960.