Article discussed a program wherein students from the inner city get the chance to visit a suburban school to realize how students there function. (RK)

Considered the advantages of knowing how parents feel about the secondary school curriculum. (RK)

Article discussed the solution to the problem of answering the critical need for specialized services for children who were not successful in their academic life developed by the staff at Hoover Middle School in Albuquerque, N. M. (Author/RK)

A school newspaper should be responsible, representative of all students, and at the same time be a good teaching device. But, in order for these things to be true, the principal must have certain attitudes and take specific actions. (Editor)

The inadequacies of the report by the Commission of Inquiry into High School Journalism are reported here, and some sources of help for those concerned with secondary school journalism are cited. (Editor)

These authors advocate guidelines for high school publications to avoid censorship on one hand and irresponsible journalism on the other. They discuss the large responsibilities involved and the necessary restrictions that exist. (Editor)

High school journalism courses, far from teaching a narrow discipline, have the potential of fulfilling most of youth's 10 imperative needs, according to this author. (Editor)

This article presents in concrete detail a complete description of the ideal full journalism curriculum. It starts with a competent instructor, says this writer, who was named Journalism Teacher of the Year in 1972 by the Newspaper Fund, Inc. (Editor)

The New Journalism isn't so new, says this professional writer and journalist. Rather it is an attempt to return to the partisan press days of journalism's dark ages. (Editor)

The principal must be the guiding force in a good school publications program. He must take the initiative by finding the right adviser, instituting guidelines for responsible policy, and allowing students enough freedom so that learning can occur. (Editor)

Rising inflation affects school publications to such a degree that some administrators may be thinking of reducing the number of issues or, worse, discontinuing a publication. Before taking action detrimental to such a valuable learning activity, one should consider the viable alternatives presented here. (Editor)

Why have yearbook sales slumped in recent years? Several possible answers are explored here. The author suggests ways and gives examples of how the yearbook can be made more germane to its buyers, the students. (Editor)

The discussion here considered projects involving the development of many new courses and strategies for the high school science curriculum. (Author/RK)

This study was concerned with designing, organizing, executing, and analyzing a goal assessment program for a large suburban high school district. (Author/RK)

Article reviewed a book on how to build more effective student-teacher relationships. (Author/RK)