Title	Dyer Rosenwald School
Description	Simple white building with a sign above the front five windows that reads, "Dyer Rosenwald School."
Historical note	This school had fifty-five students enrolled, two teachers, two classrooms, and was in session for eight months per year. The principal was W. L. Burnett. He taught grades 5-8, and Mrs. Carrie Skinner taught grades 1-4. The report issued by the Department of Education indicate that areas of deficiency, among others, included the school's scholastic record, community-mindedness, opportunities for athletic and cultural experiences, and science and shop.
Date	1941
Place	Gibson County (Tenn.)
Collection name	Tennessee Department of Education Schoolhouse Photos, 1938-1942
Collection finding aid	http://sos.tn.gov/products/tsla/department-education-schoolhouse-photographs-1938-1942
Accession number	RG 273A
Subjects - LCSH	Education -- Tennessee Education -- Tennessee -- History School buildings -- Tennessee African Americans -- Education -- Tennessee Julius Rosenwald Fund
Subjects - TGM	Schools
Owning Institution	Tennessee State Library and Archives
ID#	33035
Digital type	Still Image
Digital format	Image/jp2
Media Type	Photographs
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