Drawings by Architect William Dubois of the addition to Laramie High School, constructed 1939 - 1940. Drawings include First Floor Plan, Second Floor Plan, Elevators, Third Floor Plan, and Excavation Plan.

Drawings by Architect William Dubois for additions to the Ilses, Lincoln and Stanton Schools constructed 1938 - 1940. Drawings include First Floor Plans and elevations for each school.

The 1938 additions to the Laramie High School and the Ilses, Lincoln and Stanton Schools were funded in part by the Public Works Administration. PWA documents include application, PWA proposal, PWA grant, schedule of contracts, advertisements for bids, board resolutions, approval notification of contractor and sub-contractor, completion notices, final payment notices, and accompanying correspondence.

Laboratory reports of tests conducted on materials used in school construction projects.

Proposals and specifications for furniture and equipment for the additions to the Ilses, Lincoln and Stanton Schools, and the Laramie High School Addition. Included are Public Works Administration documents required for furniture and equipment purchase with federal funds.

Bids received by the Board of Trustees for furniture and equipment needed for the additions constructed to the Isles, Lincoln and Stanton Schools, and to Laramie High School.

Arrangement: Alphabetical by years of attendance.

Student files contain health records, evaluations and progress reports, and enrollment information of graduating and non-graduating students.

Files do not contain transcripts.

NOTE: Restricted to Albany County School District No. 1 or student of record.

Minutes of meetings of grade school principals held by the Superintendent of Schools to discuss common problems, arrange music and physical education schedules, and plan common curriculum changes.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence between the Superintendent of Schools with the teachers in the Laramie Schools and prospective teachers. Included are letters from teachers inquiring about teaching positions, letters recommending teaching candidates, letters from rural school teachers concerning their problems and needs, and letters from teachers concerning certification, salaries, illness, leave and a variety of other topics.

Incoming and outgoing correspondence between the Superintendent of Schools and various organizations, including the Public Health Association, the American Red Cross, the National Honor Society, the Camp-fire Girls, the Boy Scouts, the Community Chest, the Lions Club, and Rotary International.