State Officers
Who is the head of our state organization and their title?
Extra points if you can tell us the last person.
State Regent Cricket Crigler
Anna Choi, immediate past state regent
founded on Gunter Mountain by the Alabama DAR in 1924, is a day school, kindergarten through 12th grade, serving an area of 100 square miles. Enrollment averages 1,300 students yearly. Special emphasis is placed on responsible citizenship, academic achievement, and horticultural and computer skills. Preparation for college and vocational training are important parts of the curriculum.
Kate Duncan Smith DAR School
Caroline Scott Harrison, 1890–1892, Indiana
Who was the first President General of DAR?
Caroline Scott Harrison, National Number 7, addressed the Daughters of the American Revolution at the opening of the First Continental Congress at the Church of Our Father in Washington, D.C., on February 22, 1892. In the first public speech given by a first lady, she recalled the Society’s founding and encouraged the members to “strengthen and improve what has already been so well begun.” Optimistic as the fledgling Society looked to the future, Mrs. Harrison observed that the organization was “in good condition for continued success.”
In order for DAR to be a national society, the Founders realized it would be necessary to find a woman to serve as President General who would represent the whole country, not merely a part of it. She should be someone whose husband enjoyed a prominent place in society, and whose position would add prestige to the newly formed organization.
Of English ancestry, Caroline Lavinia Scott was born on October 1, 1832, in Oxford, Ohio. Her parents were John Witherspoon and Mary Potts Neal Scott. A college professor and founder of the Oxford Female Institute, Caroline’s father believed that boys and girls should receive educations of
This television drama, originally aired between 1999 and 2006, was sometimes shot at DAR headquarters.
What is The West Wing?
The West Wing used the interiors and facades of Constitution Hall in 9 separate episodes, filming there more than any other location in Washington, DC.
Who is the person directly under head of our state organization and their title?
Vice Regent
Janet Westbrook
is a private 501-(c)(3) non-profit children’s home and family service organization offering multi-faceted programs to serve children and families with a variety of needs. Our programs and services include seven child care homes that serve up to 8 – 10 residential children, a Middle School Academy program, an After Care Program for reunified families and students enrolled in college or living independently, and a Day Care Program serving infants, toddlers and after school children in the community. Tamassee DAR School was founded by the South Carolina State Society DAR and accepted as a National Project by the National Society DAR in 1921. Since that time, thousands of children have received a loving home, an excellent education and the love of a professional caring staff.
Tamassee DAR School
Bo Derek, Carol Burnett, Laura Bush, Janet Reno, Ginger Rogers, Admiral Grace Hopper
Who are famous members of the DAR?
Foggy Bottom
In what area of DC is the DAR headquarters located?
What are the 12 state officer positions?
State Regent, Vice Regent, State Librarian, State Historian, State Register, State Corresponding Secretary, State Treasurer, State Assistant Treasurer, State Recording Secretary, State Chaplain, State Organizing Secretary, State Curator
Georgia, was founded in 1902 to provide high school education to rural youth and became the first approved DAR school in 1904. It was developed into a college in 1926, and today, it is one of the outstanding comprehensive colleges in the South, with fully accredited art, science and professional programs as well as specialized graduate programs in education and business administration.
Berry College
Pamela Edwards Rouse Wright
Who is the Current President General?
During WWII, the DAR loaned its headquarters building to which organization, to support the war effort?
What is the American Red Cross?
Almost every room that could be spared in the DAR buildings was given to the Red Cross for such efforts as the POW office, a day nursery for the children of enlisted men whose wives were working, a War Service Center to entertain servicemen.
How long is the term of the state officers?
Three years.
This is a two school answer
North Carolina was founded in the early 1900s to give the children from the mountains and foothills of North Carolina a home while attending public schools in Avery County. Today The Crossnore School provides a sanctuary of hope and healing to children from families in crisis through residential group homes, quality education at Williams Academy (on-site charter school), and a variety of therapeutic, recreational, and spiritual programs.
Kentucky, was founded in 1902 to provide an educational opportunity for the youth of the mountains. Its major educational emphasis today is its work with students with dyslexic characteristics. This is the only program of its type within 200 miles.It also offers an Adult Basic Education/GED Program.
The Crossnore School
Hindman Settlement School
How many Women founded DAR?
What is four?
Mary Desha, Mary Smith Lockwood, Ellen Hardin Walworth, Eugenia Washington
Massachusetts, was founded in 1901 as a rural home for boys who were orphaned or otherwise without a home or family. It now provides a structural and supportive environment for students with learning problems. Its program stresses reading, writing, math, science, literature, social studies, fine arts, and industrial arts.
Hillside School