In 1948, the world looked a lot different than it does now.
President Harry S. Truman signed Executive Order 9981, ending racial segregation in the U.S. Armed Forces.
The first polaroid camera went on sale at the Boston Jordan Marsh department store in Massachusetts.
The average loaf of bread cost just 14 cents, and average annual wages for Americans was $2,950.
At the American Vocational Association convention in Milwaukee, agricultural educators met and formed the National Vocational Agriculture Teachers’ Association.
From this first meeting, NVATA (now known as NAAE) has been a grassroots organization dedicated to the professional development of agricultural educators across the United States.
We salute the initiative taken by that group of agricultural educators all those year ago. Their decision to form a professional organization has benefitted thousands of agriculture teachers over the decades. We’re celebrating NAAE’s 75th anniversary this fall with several special events.
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