Ella D. Barrier
American educator and school leader
Born
1852
173 years ago
Died
February 9th, 1945
80 years ago — 93 years old
Category
Leaders & Politicians
Country
United States
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Served as a prominent educator throughout much of the early 20th century, dedicated to improving educational practices and advocating for quality education. Held the position of principal in various schools, focusing on curriculum development and teacher training. Contributed to numerous educational organizations and published articles pertaining to educational methodologies, reflecting a commitment to advancing the field of education. Played a vital role in shaping the educational landscape during a time of significant change.
Served as principal of the Philadelphia High School for Girls
Advocated for educational reform
Published articles on education
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