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Proceedings from the First Conference
One hundred educators answered The Call, meeting in Philadelphia in 1857. They founded the National Teachers' Association (later changed to National Education Association), and forty-three founders signed its new constitution. You can read a list of the signers—including two women who were allowed to join as "honorary members." The proceedings from that first meeting were published in 1904 by C. W. Bardeen.
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