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Our New Schoolhouse - reprint, 2014 Spring

 Item — Box: 10063
Identifier: B10062_F08

Scope and Contents

From the Sub-Series:

Since some of the earliest years of the Alumnae Association's existence, a newsletter has been shared with Nightingale-Bamford School alumnae to stay abreast of alumnae news and experiences as well as share news from the schoolhouse. These were known as Alumnae Bulletin, Bulletin of the Nightingale-Bamford School, Alumnae Bulletin of the Nightingale-Bamford School, Alumnae Newsletter, then returning to the original Alumnae Bulletin and just Bulletin, before a major name change to Blue Door, and finally, The Blue Doors.

The Blue Door was founded in Fall 1999 by alumna Cristina Roig Morris ’82, based on the idea of creating a newsletter “written for Nightingale alumnae by Nightingale alum-nae” (The Blue Door, Spring 2002).

The Blue Doors was introduced in winter 2007 as a biannual publication for communicating with the Nightingale community. It's purpose is to "capture the best of its predecessor publication, while adding more reporting and a feature or two for each issue" (The Blue Doors, winter 2007). Subjects may include achievements of parents, alumnae, students, faculty, staff, and friends, academic programs, special events at the school, educational travels, reunions, fundraising, and Class Notes (alumnae updates by class year). The inside back cover includes lists of administration, trustees, the Alumnae Board, Institutional Advancement and Communications employees, and Parents Association leadership. The Blue Doors is occasionally mailed with the school's annual report to donors.

Typically, issues are published in fall and spring; note that no issue was published for Spring 2020, and the Winter 2022 issue replaces the Fall 2021 issue.

Dates

  • 2014 Spring

Extent

1 Text (1 copy) : 10 p., color ill. ; 8.5 x 11 inches

Language of Materials

English

Materials Specific Details

This booklet is a reprint of pages from the spring 2014 issue of The Blue Doors pertaining to schoolhouse renovations. Includes an introduction from Paul A. Burke, floor plans, renderings and descriptions of new spaces, and a list of Trustees who provided project support. Spaces include the second floor (including the MS/US library, computer lab, student center, conference rooms, and courtyard behind the townhouse), the sixth floor greenhouse, the third floor (Upper School space and Commons), and the Black Box multipurpose space.

Repository Details

Part of the The Nightingale-Bamford School Archives Repository

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New York NY 10128 USA