September 5
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Significant events that happened (or will happen) on September 5.
Events
- 1889 – The city council elected the first school board for the Charlottesville City District. The membership of this board consisted of Dr. A. Robert McKee, of the First Ward; Moses Kaufman, of the Second Ward; Henry M. Gleason, of the Third Ward; Judge John L. Cochran, of the Fourth Ward, and Rev. Herbert M. Hope, trustee-at-large. [1]
- 1959 – Chief U.S. District Judge John Paul Jr. ordered that the twelve students who would become known as "The Charlottesville Twelve" be transferred immediately from their previous schools, all-black Jefferson Elementary School and Jackson P. Burley High School.[2]
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References
- ↑ Web. 50th Anniversary Of Opening Of School Here To Be Observed, Daily Progress, Charlottesville, September 6, 1889, retrieved November 5, 2021.
- ↑ Web. Charlottesville 12 historical markers' text, Historical marker text, Daily Progress, Media General, Nov 19, 2011, retrieved Nov 22, 2011. Print. Nov 20, 2011 page A6.
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