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    Jeanie Martin Carter Interview, January 29, 2020


     
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    2020-01-29
    Author
    Newberry, James
    Subject
    Carter, Jeanie Martin.; Lemon Street Schools (Marietta, Ga.); Marietta City Schools (Marietta, Ga.); Marietta (Ga.) -- History.; Oral histories.
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    Born in 1933, Jeanie Martin Carter grew up in Bartow County, Georgia, where she attended Noble Hill Elementary School and Summer Hill High School. After earning an education degree from Morris Brown College, she taught at Marietta’s Lemon Street Elementary School, Wright Street School, and Hickory Hills Elementary, where she was the first black teacher on staff. After earning a master’s degree at Emory University, she taught at Park Street Elementary School and Pine Forest Elementary School before retiring in 1991. Carter would go on to serve as the first black woman on the school board from 1993 to 2009.
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    Jennie Martin Carter Interview, 2020-01-29, The Lemon Street Schools Oral History Collection, Marietta City Schools, 2020, KSU/14/05/04, Kennesaw State University.
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