It was in fact a vocation type school, though the word vocation was never used in affiliation with it. The school existed to train secretaries around the world and was number one in the counrty at one time (before it closed).
Most of the attendees were previously college graduates, ambassadors and diplomats daughter and those that wished to be secretaries to those in high rank in Washington, DC - politicians and diplomats on the hill, CEOs of large corporations, top legal firms, etc.
The courses were college accredited and transferrable to numerous colleges in the vicinity - Prince George's County and other outlining counties.
Very prestigious, very top notch school with very high expectations and requirements for graduation. This was a very difficult school to get into as it required something similar to a very high type SAT or entrance exam. The requirements to graduate from this secretarial school where some of the most elite and stringent in the country.
Washington Vocational School was created in 1908.
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Vocational school - Haarlem - was created in 1892.
Robert Lee McLaughlin has written: 'Identifying leadership competencies for vocational secondary school youth in trade and industrial programs in Washington State' -- subject(s): Vocational teachers, Leadership, Vocational education
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Hungerford Vocational High School was created in 1897.
Cooley Vocational High School was created in 1958.
Hermann Gmeiner Vocational School was created in 1996.
Seneca Vocational High School ended in 2006.
McKinley Vocational High School was created in 1910.
Mercy Vocational High School was created in 1950.