About Joyce Fitzpatrick
Lived 1922 – 2018 (aged 95–96). Joyce Fitzpatrick was a poet and writer.
Marjory Joyce Fitzpatrick (née Cawte, 15 July 1922 – 21 January 2018) was an Australian education advocate, author and a flight sergeant with the Women's Auxiliary Australian Air Force.
Fitzpatrick is credited with helping institute reforms in South Australia which enabled parents to have more input in how their children's schools were managed.
Fitzpatrick is credited with instituting sweeping reforms in the 1980s which enabled parents to have a better say in how their children's school were being managed.
Later life Fitzpatrick had a great interest in writing and in 1987 wrote a biography recounting the life of Edith Strangway which was published in The Aboriginal and Islander Health Worker Journal.
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Who was Joyce Fitzpatrick?
Australian education advocate
When was Joyce Fitzpatrick born?
Joyce Fitzpatrick was born in 1922.
When did Joyce Fitzpatrick die?
Joyce Fitzpatrick died in 2018.
What was Joyce Fitzpatrick's occupation?
Joyce Fitzpatrick was a poet and writer.
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