Sophia E. Russell and Sarah H. Champney's teacher report to the Georgia Freedmen’s Bureau for the month of May, 1868 Part 1

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Title

Sophia E. Russell and Sarah H. Champney's teacher report to the Georgia Freedmen’s Bureau for the month of May, 1868 Part 1

Subject

Education; Freedmen’s education; Teachers; Georgia; Reconstruction

Description

In May, 1868 Sophia E. Russell and Sarah Champney reported on the status of their school in Glynn County, GA, documenting statistics of their students including academic status and attendance, etc. Russell and Champney comment on their opinions of the children at the school, the local community, and their need for teaching resources.

Creator

Smithsonian – NMAAHC Digital Archive

Source

This material is a part of NMAAHC’s digital collections:

Sophia E. Russell and Sarah Champney School Report for May, 1868. Records of the Superintendent of Education for the State of Georgia, Bureau of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned Lands, 1865-1870. M799, Series 4, Section 2. National Museum of African American History and Culture Repository, Smithsonian Online Virtual Archives.

Publisher

The Georgia Freedmen’s Schools Archive

Date

May, 1868

Contributor

Sophia Nimlo

Rights

Smithsonian Institute - NMAAHC

Language

English

Type

Form - Report

Identifier

SRSC7

Files

SRSC May 1868 A.pdf
SRSC May 1868 B.pdf

Citation

Smithsonian – NMAAHC Digital Archive , “Sophia E. Russell and Sarah H. Champney's teacher report to the Georgia Freedmen’s Bureau for the month of May, 1868 Part 1,” Georgia Freedmen's Schools, accessed January 15, 2025, https://mail.sophianimlo.georgetown.domains/items/show/32.

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