US Presidents-21-Johnson, Lyndon B.-Dedication of Crossland Vocational School, Camp Springs, Maryland, 1967

File — Box: 2296, Folder: 6

Identifier: Series 8

Staff Only

Scope and Contents note

From the Series:

The Legislation and Federal Relations Division series contains materials created by the Division. The files include materials such as correspondence, court rulings and amici curiae, legislative bills, testimonies, publications, brochures, publicity materials, and training materials.

These records cover many of the key initiatives NEA has become famous for, such as the establishment of a Department of Education, promotion of the Equal Rights Amendment and Title IX. Other areas of possible research interest are materials relating to the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, National Advisory Committee on Education, and the relationships between U.S. Presidents and the NEA.

Dates

Creation: 1967

Creator

From the Fonds: National Education Association of the United States (Organization)

Conditions Governing Access note

Several folders in this subseries are subject to review by Special Collections staff before being made available for research. Folders including the Conflict of Interest files, Equal Rights Amendment-Idaho v. Freeman, and Equal Rights Amendment-Correspondence-Miscellaneous have been identified as containing sensitive materials. As researchers request materials, a review of the documents will take place. Staff will remove any documents with social security numbers, employee numbers or other sensitive identifying information. Any document found including this information is closed for 90 years from date of creation, or until verifiable proof of a person’s death is given. After these documents are removed the folder will be available for research. In some cases, items may be photocopied and redacted. The redacted copy will then be placed in the publicly available folder. All other materials in a folder will be freely available for immediate use and will be marked as having been reviewed by Special Collections staff. After folders have been reviewed using these procedures and the confidential materials have been removed, the restriction shall be lifted.