The fonds consists of records relating to Mabel Constantine's teaching career, including teachers' examinations, correspondence, and teaching certificates.

The item consists of an album containing photographs, letters, and autographs from notable individuals created to celebrate Canada's Centennial produced by the Grade 3 class of McArthur Elementary School, Edmonton. The album features photographs and signatures from the following individuals: Lester B. Pearson, John D. Diefenbaker, Vincent Massey, Louis S. ST. Laurent, Lionel Chevrier, George Ignatioff, Marcel Lambert, James Gladstone, Ellen L. Fairclough, Grant MacEwan, J. Percy Page, Ernest Manning, R.H. McKinnon, V.M. Dantzer, P.F. Bargen, Yousuf Karsh, Bruce Hutchison, Winifred M. Stewart, Charles Best, Archbishop of Canterbury, Pierre Berton, Harold Wilson, Duke and Duchess of Windsor, Clementine Spencer Churchill, Earl Mountbatten of Burma, Grace de Monaco, Indira Gandhi, President Tito, President Chiang, Sir Edmund Hillary, Dwight Eisenhower, Harry Truman, Robert Kennedy, John H. Glenn, Bob Hope, Helen Keller, Castro, Danny Kaye, Fidel Castro and Lyndon Johnson. The album also contains the signatures and photographs of the children involved in creating the project.

Fonds consists of records pertaining to Helen McDonald's personal life and her career as a teacher. Fonds also consists of records pertaining to Justin McDonald's career in the military and as a doctor. The records include diplomas, photographs, certificates and a scrapbook of greeting cards, programs, and newspaper clippings.

Fonds consists of assessment and tax rolls, daily attendance registers, school censuses, and Department of Education notices and forms. Fonds also includes a letter addressed to Alma Park by A.J. Thompson of the Government of Alberta Department of Lands and Forests, and an article written by A.J. Thompson entitled <em>One Hundred Years of Homesteading</em>.

The fonds consists of the personal and professional correspondence of Dr. Manoly R. Lupul (1950-2008) including materials relating to his teaching career at the University of Alberta, numerous published materials related to his activities, and photographs and slides (1932-2007). There are also two smaller series within the fonds. The first series consists of materials created and collected by Lupul during his time on the Canadian Consultative Council on Multiculturalism, including various newsletters and other publications produced by the council relating to the official policy of Multiculturalism and its inclusion in the Canadian Constitution (1972-1997). The seconds series consists of materials created and collected by Lupul during his time as the director, and afterwards, of the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies, mainly consisting of the Canadian Institute for Ukrainian Studies newsletter (1976-2008).

Fonds consists of photographs depicting the Calgary Normal School class of 1925-1926, and the Calgary Normal School women's basketball champions of 1926.

The fonds consists of histories by Rodney Pike of Norman Pitcher's Cottage, Frank Pike and the Westward Ho school, copies of correspondence and reminiscence gathered about the prairie contribution to the Canadian Navy, and images of Boy Scouts and Westward Ho School students.

The fonds consists of departmental examinations from the High School and University Matriculation Examinations Boards, dating from 1929 to 1959, for a variety of subjects, including trigonometry, arithmetic, English, composition, geometry, geography, science, French, history, agriculture, algebra, chemistry, biology, and Latin.

The fonds consists of recipe collections that were assembled by Serediak for her home economics classes. These recipes were compiled over many years and contain annotations by Serediak. There are also certificates, diplomas, and other evidence of Serediak's education and teaching career as well as some records related to Serediak's family history (including a Polish passport and birth certificate of a presumed relative).

The records consist of reports of l'Association des éducateurs Bilingues de l'Alberta (Bilingual Teachers Association of Alberta), including 1968 annual meeting minutes, a report from the Comité d'Enseignmnet Religieux, a report from the Comité du Programme, and a report presented to l'Association canadienne-française de l'Alberta (the French-Canadian Association of Alberta).