Territorial Normal School at Tempe

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Territorial Normal School at Tempe was the original teacher-training institution founded in the late 19th century that later evolved into Arizona State University.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf normal school
teacher training college
campusType normal school campus
country United States
educationalFocus teacher education
teacher training
foundedAsPredecessorOf Arizona State University
foundedInCentury 19th century
foundedInPeriod late 19th century
hasMainCampus Tempe campus
hasSuccessor Arizona State University
historicalRole origin of Arizona State University
institutionType public institution
isHistoricPredecessorOf Arizona State University
languageOfInstruction English
laterBecame Arizona State College
Arizona State Teachers College
Arizona State University
locatedIn Tempe, Arizona
linked to: Tempe, Arizona, USA
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Arizona Territory
locatedInTime late 19th century
namedFor Arizona Territory
operatedAsPublicInstitution true
partOfEducationSystem Arizona territorial education system
predecessorOf Arizona State College
Arizona State Teachers College
Arizona State University
primaryMission training teachers for Arizona schools
regionServed American Southwest
Arizona Territory
sector higher education
startTime 1880s
status defunct under original name

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Arizona State University formerName Territorial Normal School at Tempe
Carl Hayden educatedAt Arizona Territorial Normal School
linked to: Territorial Normal School at Tempe