Series S02 - Administrative Records

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Administrative Records

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CA CCOQ F2-S02

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3.07 m of textual records

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(1952–2011)

Administrative history

Como Lake Preschool was founded in 1952 by Mrs. A Bennie and Mrs. Ellen Iveson in a rumpus room in the Sapperton District of New Westminster. When Mrs. Iveson moved to Coquitlam in 1954, the play group became more formalized and was relocated, first to a rented garage, then to the Como Lake United Church. The first teacher was hired in 1956 for morning classes of about twenty four and five year old children. In 1964, the preschool relocated again to the Scout Hall in Blue Mountain Park, where it remained until its dissolution. Como Lake Preschool operated as a parent participation preschool, which involved parents cooperating to run the preschool with qualified teachers.

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The series consists of records relating to the administration of Como Lake Preschool; including registration documents, financial accounting documents, policies, procedures, handbooks, newsletters, ephemera, and several written accounts of the history of the preschool. This series also includes a leather-bound history that provides a yearly account of the preschool?s operations as well as photographs and newspaper clippings.

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No original arrangement was apparent; therefore, archivist arranged the series into subseries based on content.

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      Copyright belongs to the City of Coquitlam Archives

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