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• Correspondence from Myrna Martin to New York City High School principals, art chairmen, and art teachers from September 18, 1981.
  Correspondence from Myrna Martin, Assistant Director of the Museum of Modern Art Department of Education, to New York City Public High School principals, art chairmen, and art teachers from September 18, 1981 regarding museum passes for the 1981-1982 school year.
• Memorandum from Dr. R. Makovsky from March 14, 1978.
  Memorandum from Dr. R. Makovsky to John Rhoden's employers from March 14, 1978 informing them that Rhoden may only work half-days during his recovery from surgery.
• Correspondence from the Board of Examiners of the Board of Education to John Rhoden from November 7, 1977.
  Correspondence from the Board of Examiners of the Board of Education of the City of New York to John Rhoden from November 7, 1977 informing Rhoden that he passed the examination for certification as a media specialist.
• Correspondence from Ruth R. Frazier to Charles C. Mackey, Jr. from December 24, 1975.
  Correspondence from Ruth R. Frazier, director of the Office of Continuing Education of the Board of Education of the City of New York, to Charles C. Mackey, Jr. of the Division of Teacher Education and Certification of the State Education Department from December 24, 1975 regarding John Rhoden's certification application.
• Correspondence from John Rhoden to Charles Mackey from October 14, 1975.
  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Charles Mackey of the University of the State of New York from October 14, 1975 regarding Rhoden's application for certification.
• Correspondence from John Rhoden to Joseph Mangano from January 27, 1975.
  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Joseph Mangano, chief of General Adult Education the State Education Department from January 27, 1975 regarding Rhoden's state teaching certification.
• Correspondence from John Rhoden to Dr. Vincent Gazzetta from January 20, 1975.
  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Dr. Vincent Gazzetta, director of the Division of Teacher Education and Certification of the New York State Education Department, from January 20, 1975 requesting state certification to validate teaching experience.
• Correspondence from John Rhoden to the University of the State of New York from December 4, 1974.
  Correspondence from John Rhoden to the University of the State of New York from December 4, 1974 regarding the requirements for the New York State Teachers Certification for industrial and vocational art, sculpture, and painting.
• Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald to John Rhoden from March 3, 1967.
  Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald, assistant director of the Board of Education of the City of New York, to John Rhoden from March 3, 1967 thanking Rhoden for his work on the 13th Annual Fundamental Adult Education Institute.
• Correspondence from Larry Roebuck to John Rhoden from June 23, 1966.
  Correspondence from Larry Roebuck to John Rhoden from June 23, 1966 thanking Rhoden for a personal project he completed for Roebuck.
• Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from January 23, 1985.
  Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from January 23, 1985 regarding Rhoden's presentation at the Martin Luther King, Jr. Network of Schools symposium.
• Correspondence from the Board of Examiners of the Board of Education of the City of New York to John Rhoden from October 18, 1984.
  Correspondence from the Board of Examiners of the Board of Education of the City of New York to John Rhoden from October 18, 1984 reissuing the certificate to teach sculpture and stone carving in the school district previously assigned.
• Correspondence from Addie B. Crutcher to John Rhoden from June 6, 1984.
  Correspondence from Addie B. Crutcher to John Rhoden from June 6, 1984 thanking Rhoden for his visit to Miles College.
• Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from June 27, 1983.
  Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from June 27, 1983 thanking Rhoden for his contributions to Park East High School.
• Correspondence from Arie D. Johnson to John Rhoden from March 4, 1983.
  Correspondence from Arie D. Johnson to John Rhoden from March 4, 1983 thanking Rhoden for his contributions to the learning stations created for Black History Month.
• Correspondence from Frank J. Macchiarola to John Rhoden from October 28, 1982.
  Correspondence from Frank J. Macchiarola to John Rhoden from October 28, 1982 in which regarding Rhoden's contributions to the school-community summer project at Park East High School.
• Correspondence from Dana S. Fienning to John Rhoden from January 27, 1981.
  Correspondence from Dana S. Fienning to John Rhoden from January 27, 1981 in which Fienning thanks Rhoden for welcoming N.Y.C. Board of Education students and film crew into his studio and home.
• Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from June 28, 1977.
  Correspondence from Nellie R. Jordan to John Rhoden from June 28, 1977 regarding Rhoden's work with the students of the East Harlem Career Academy.
• Western Union Mailgram from Ruth R. Frazier to John Rhoden from April 29, 1976.
  Western union Mailgram from Ruth R. Frazier to John Rhoden from April 29, 1976 including a copy of a statement that Frazier did for "Mrs. Woodruff."
• Correspondence from Blanche R. Kasindorf to John and Richenda Rhoden from January 6, 1975.
  Correspondence from Blanche R. Kasindorf to John Rhoden from January 6, 1975 in which Kasindorf thanks the Rhodens for bringing holiday cheer to the community of the P.S.8 school in Brooklyn.
• Correspondence from Margaret Ketly to John Rhoden from November 27, 1974.
  Correspondence from Margaret Ketly to John Rhoden from November 27, 1974 regarding Rhoden's participation in Ketly's Career Education Class at Charles Evans Hughes High School.
• Correspondence from John Rhoden to Sanford Goodman from August 2, 1974.
  Correspondence from John Rhoden to Sanford Goodman from August 2, 1974 payable hours for the New York Board of Education.
• Correspondence from Margaret Ketly to John Rhoden from May 25, 1973.
  Correspondence from Margaret Ketly to John Rhoden from May 25, 1973 regarding Rhoden's participation in and posters he made for the Career Conference at Charles Evans Hughes High School.
• Correspondence from Thomas S. Conroy to John Rhoden from March 27, 1972.
  Correspondence from Thomas S. Conroy to John Rhoden from March 27, 1972 thanking Rhoden for his contributions to the Industrial Arts Department of the Charles Evans Hughes High School, including posters Rhoden made inviting girls to participate in shop subjects.
• Correspondence from Irving J. Siegel to John Rhoden from June 19, 1973.
  Correspondence from Irving J. Siegel to John Rhoden from June 19, 1973 regarding posters and displays made by Rhoden as well as his participation in the Charles Evans Hughes High School Career Day Conference.
• Correspondence from Ellis Mott to John Rhoden from January 21, 1972.
  Correspondence from Ellis Mott to John Rhoden from January 21, 1972 regarding posters Rhoden created for a Board of Education project.
• Correspondence from Thomas A. Van Sant to Frank Grillo from June 26, 1969.
  Correspondence from Thomas A. Van Sant to Frank Grillo from June 26, 1969 regarding the need for electric fans in the Continuing Education art shop in the basement of the Charles Evans Hughes High School.
• Correspondence from David Rauch to John Rhoden from December 1, 1965.
  Correspondence from David Rauch to John Rhoden from December 1, 1965 regarding Rhoden's work for the National Conference on Adult Education.
• Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald to John Rhoden from February 10, 1964.
  Correspondence from Mary C. McDonald to John Rhoden from February 10, 1964 regarding Rhoden's work for the Annual Institute of Teachers held at the High School for Printing.
• Correspondence from Mark A. McCloskey to John Rhoden from April 6, 1949.
  Correspondence from Mark A. McCloskey to John Rhoden from April 6, 1949 in which McCloskey expresses his pride in Rhoden.
• Correspondence from James J. Nieto to John Rhoden from April 27, 1965.
  Correspondence from James J. Nieto to John Rhoden from April 27, 1965 regarding work with the Columbus-Evander Youth and Adult Center at Christopher Columbus High School.
• Correspondence from Selenia C. Griffin to John Rhoden from April 16, 1986. (1/2)
  Correspondence from Selenia C. Griffin, secretary of Albany State College, to John Rhoden from April 16, 1986 regarding logistics for Rhoden's time with the Artists-in-Residence program at Albany State College. (1/2)
• Correspondence from Frank Concepción to John Rhoden from February 6, 1978. (1/2)
  Correspondence from Frank Concepción to John Rhoden from February 6, 1978 in which Concepción expresses his appreciation for Rhoden's work in East Harlem and additionally credit's Rhoden for inspiring his own passion for art. (1/2)
• Correspondence from Michael M. Katzoff to John Rhoden from April 1, 1960. (1/4)
  Correspondence from Michael M. Katzoff to John Rhoden from April 1, 1960 regarding Rhoden's re-employment by the Bureau of Community Education. (1/4)