Appalachian Training School for Teachers

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Appalachian Training School for Teachers was an early 20th-century teacher-training institution in North Carolina that evolved into what is now Appalachian State University.

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Appalachian Training School for Teachers canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf normal school
teacher training college
campusSetting rural
country United States
educationalLevel postsecondary
evolvedInto Appalachian State University
a four-year teachers college
foundedBy Blanford Barnard Dougherty
Dauphin Disco Dougherty
hasEducationalFocus normal school curriculum
teacher education
hasLegacy foundation of a comprehensive regional university
hasPrimaryMission training teachers for public schools in North Carolina
hasRoleIn development of teacher education in western North Carolina
hasSuccessorInstitution Appalachian State Teachers College
Appalachian State University
historicalSignificance origin institution of Appalachian State University
jurisdiction State of North Carolina
linked to: North Carolina
languageOfInstruction English
locatedIn Boone, North Carolina
North Carolina
namedAfter Appalachian region
operatedDuringCentury 20th century
operatedDuringPeriod early 20th century
partOf North Carolina public education system
predecessorOf Appalachian State Teachers College
Appalachian State University
region Appalachian Mountains
sector public education
servedPopulation prospective public school teachers
state North Carolina

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Appalachian State University formerName Appalachian Training School for Teachers
Blanford Barnard Dougherty coFounded Appalachian Training School for Teachers
Watauga Academy followedBy Appalachian Training School for Teachers