In September 1950, a new building for Tech' s teacher training program was provided by the construction of a $125,000 addition to the Seventh Street Elementary School, deeded to the college by Putnam County. It included Modern classrooms for eight grades, offices, a health clinic, a cafeteria, library, and band room. It was maintained by the college as a laboratory for the pre-professional preparation of elementary teachers. The facilities was for both observation and student teaching at the elementary level.
title:
Tech Campus School
creator:
Tennessee Technological University. Photo Services
subject:
Teacher centers
subject:
Tennessee Technological University. Tech Training School
subject:
Teachers--Training of
subject:
Elementary school teachers--Training of
subject:
Seventh Street Elementary School. (Putnam County, Tenn.)
description:
In September 1950, a new building for Tech' s teacher training program was provided by the construction of a $125,000 addition to the Seventh Street Elementary School, deeded to the college by Putnam County. It included Modern classrooms for eight grades, offices, a health clinic, a cafeteria, library, and band room. It was maintained by the college as a laboratory for the pre-professional preparation of elementary teachers. The facilities was for both observation and student teaching at the elementary level.
date:
1972-12-01
type:
image
format:
jpeg
identifier:
19721201_037_0157_0004
publisher:
Tennessee Technological University. Archives and Special Collections
source:
RG 112 Photo Services photographs, Box 37, Folder 157.
language:
eng
relation:
RG 112 Photo Services photographs, Box 37, Folder 157
temporal:
1970s
spatial:
Cookeville (Tenn.)
spatial:
Putnam County (Tenn.)
rights:
In Copyright
rights Holder:
Tennessee Technological University. Photo Services
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