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Q niversity School was a grand
I- é experiment in education.
E § Teachers were collected
" purposely from a number of
colleges to represent diverse
philosophies of education espoused in
the 1920s. Those divergent views were
J melded eventually into a program that
` continued for 44 years and yielded a
significant number of high achievers.
The training school, as it was
called, was housed in the current
- Taylor Education Building across
Limestone Road from the UK
Administration Building. What a
building it was in l920l It was
constructed with a $150,000 gift from
the general education board of New
York City and a $150,000
appropriation from the Kentucky
Legislature. It was located on a 14
acre site that was donated by the city
of Lexington. The city school board
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