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Objectives

 of the Friends of Historic McKay Avenue & 1881 Schoolhouse Society

To encourage and promote an awareness of historic McKay Avenue School and the 1881 Schoolhouse as historically, architecturally, politically and pedagogically important influences in Edmonton and Alberta To keep historic McKay Avenue School and the 1881 Schoolhouse as working buildings in service to our community 
To encourage and foster recognition of the importance of public education by promoting the 1881 Schoolhouse, which was the first public school in the Edmonton To encourage and promote the history of Edmonton Public Schools, the early political history of Alberta and Alberta's heritage through the student programs offered by Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum
To preserve historic McKay Avenue School, the oldest standing brick school in Alberta, which housed the inaugural sessions of the Legislative Assembly of Alberta (1906 and 1907) To support Edmonton Public Schools Archives and Museum as the official repository for the Edmonton School Division 
To procure funds for supporting both historic McKay Avenue School and the 1881 Schoolhouse To liaise with other organizations in the heritage field

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Membership
The Friends of Historic McKay Avenue & 1881 Schoolhouse Society is accepting new members.
To express interest, please fill in this form.

Board of Directors
The Friends of Historic McKay Avenue & 1881 Schoolhouse Society is recruiting for the Board of Directors. 
To express interest, please email friends.mckayave1881school@gmail.com.


Board of Directors

Board Member Title
Joan Cowling Vice-President
Vivian Manasc President
Caitlin Alton Treasurer
Joanne Specken Secretary 

 


Holiday Gatherings

Source: Division Photographer Ian Kucerak, EPSB News