Metropolitan Vocational High School curriculum and teacher narratives, 1940-1945
Scope and Contents
The Metropolitan Vocational High School offered a range of programs adapted to particular New York industries. The fields emphasized varied over time, and ranged from butchering to navigation; the high school incorporated the city’s school ship. Franklin Keller, the principal, wrote narratives of sea journeys he took to better design the school’s seafaring program.
Extent
0.2 cubic feet (3 folders in 1 box)
Dates
1940-1945
Creator
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