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There Went The Neighborhood - Audio Interview: Paula Miller
Paula Miller, the youngest of the Dixon siblings, attended Jones School in first and second grade. When Jones School closed in 1965, she was bused to Pittsfield Elementary School, where she felt alienated from her fellow classmates. She went on to attend Spelman College and became a teacher.
More interviews are available in the There Went The Neighborhood Interview Archive.
Annexing Pittsfield Schools OK'd
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13
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November
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1957
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School Board Eyes Construction Bids
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27
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October
Year
1964
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Pittsfield School Project On Schedule
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30
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April
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1965
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Demanding curriculum calls for innovation
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18
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January
Year
1999
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Teaching Positions Difficult To Obtain - In 1890
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21
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August
Year
1973
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How Schools Were Named
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17
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August
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1966
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New Pittsfield School To Open Monday Morning
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7
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February
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1945
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Albert Thomsen and Gilbert Pitts Demonstrate Woodworking to Pittsfield Elementary Students, September 1972 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
Year:
1972
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Ann Arbor News, September 15, 1972
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Loving and Learning: At the Conference on Aging at the University of Michigan earlier this week the seniors and the children in Carol Tice's Pittsfield Elementary School art program did their thing completely undistracted by the hubbub around them. In photo at left, senior citizens Albert Thompsen, left, and GIlbert Pitts, far right, do woodworking with students Tim Zeigler, Greg Turner and Kevin Patterson. Below, student Bernice Reddie and senior citizen Bernadine Wimpee work with yarn in a little world of their own. Some 35 senior citizens came to Pittsfield School twice a week last year to work with the children. This year, says Mrs. Tice, the seniors can hardly wait to get started and the kids came to school the first day asking, "When are the seniors coming?"
Ann Arbor News, September 15, 1972
Caption:
Loving and Learning: At the Conference on Aging at the University of Michigan earlier this week the seniors and the children in Carol Tice's Pittsfield Elementary School art program did their thing completely undistracted by the hubbub around them. In photo at left, senior citizens Albert Thompsen, left, and GIlbert Pitts, far right, do woodworking with students Tim Zeigler, Greg Turner and Kevin Patterson. Below, student Bernice Reddie and senior citizen Bernadine Wimpee work with yarn in a little world of their own. Some 35 senior citizens came to Pittsfield School twice a week last year to work with the children. This year, says Mrs. Tice, the seniors can hardly wait to get started and the kids came to school the first day asking, "When are the seniors coming?"
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Bernadine Wimpee Demonstrates Knitting To Pittsfield Elementary Students, September 1972 Photographer: Cecil Lockard
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1972
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