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Highlander Folk School — Part 9
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factors working for advancement in
the Tennessee Valley area
ith the TVA thie cectinn’s nhve-
through the TVA this section's phys
ical capital is being developed; the
Highlander Folk School is building up
the social capital. The educational
movements of the Government and of
the Highlander Folk School are laying
the foundation for a higher type of
civilization and a greater culture than
‘this nation has ever seen.”
@ THE SCHOBL’S WORK in its home community gave it a lasting relationship with the people.
The rapid expansion of the southern labor movement took staff members into the field as teachers
and organizers. Students continued to come for training periods of two, four, six weeks. But now,
between these sessions, the school sent its teachers, books, and charts to Knoxville, Louisville, Mem-
phis, Alcoa, New Orleans, .
These field programs meant a tremendous increase in students. Last year, for example, 475
young men and women were enrolled in Highlander classes. Ninety-three per cent were active union
* rtohoves oreeidents, stewards, committeemen, secretaries, business agents, organizers. Today High-
Lender alumni are to be found everywhere in the south’s industrial war effort—key fighters not only
-. oa tanvi. Tur production now, but in the long term movement toward a more perfect industrial
Jomocracy.
*) PICHLARBER FOLK SCHOOL and its NATIQNAL SPONSORING COMMITTEE feet that
"o> ere achievement of age is not important. There is constantly increasing demand for the serv
wes which the school is uniquely equipped to render. Ten years of experiment have proved the
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cn and suprort in 3H prarches of labor. Highlander faces today and tomorrow hopefully, confident
“eograma is more than’ceu . 2ntial. At present it cannot meet the growing demands of the
. Du. more junds. Will you help the school with your moral and financial support?
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