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School Records

We have school records for numerous school districts throughout northeastern Wisconsin. The type of records we have varies from district to district and county to county. Types of school records housed at the Green Bay Area Research Center include school censuses, teachers' reports, correspondence of school superintendent, and blueprints. The records provide information on the history of a school district, details about school buildings, teacher training, and curriculum. Records also provide individual information about students. The latter is generally found in grade registers (which are restricted) and school censuses. School censuses provide a list of everyone living in a school district between the ages of four and twenty. The censuses list names of children, parents, and the birth dates of children.

There are also a few published histories of schools. To locate these books, use the Cofrin Library Catalog. Use a keyword search for the name of the county, community, or specific school.