Which founder returned home to Washington, DC after leaving Cornell and spent much of his career teaching at Armstrong Vocational High School?

Which founder returned home to Washington, DC after leaving Cornell and spent much of his career teaching at Armstrong Vocational High School?

• A. George Biddle Kelley
• B. Nathaniel Allison Murray
• C. Vertner Woodson Tandy
• D. Eugene Kinckle Jones

Answer: (B)

The question focuses on what each founder did after leaving Cornell and which one spent most of their career teaching in Washington, DC. Nathaniel Allison Murray is the founder who fits this description: after his time at Cornell, he returned to the District of Columbia and devoted much of his career to teaching at Armstrong Vocational High School. This path distinguishes him from the others, who pursued careers in fields like architecture, law, medicine, public service, or civil rights work rather than a long-term teaching role in DC schools.

The question focuses on what each founder did after leaving Cornell and which one spent most of their career teaching in Washington, DC. Nathaniel Allison Murray is the founder who fits this description: after his time at Cornell, he returned to the District of Columbia and devoted much of his career to teaching at Armstrong Vocational High School. This path distinguishes him from the others, who pursued careers in fields like architecture, law, medicine, public service, or civil rights work rather than a long-term teaching role in DC schools.