Article provided the school administrator with an evaluation of findings concerning the level of teacher participation in decisions in his organizational unit and listed some steps for using such data. (Author/RK)

The primary purpose of this study was to determine whether noise in the classroom bothered the teacher or the student the most. (Author)

A program whereby talented high school students enroll in community colleges and take courses for credit is discussed. (CK)

Questions related to adolescents and their interaction with their teachers were considered in order to avoid hasty decisions and unsupporting accusations. (Author/RK)

Results of a survey of 121 High School Principals who were asked to respond to an open-ended questionnaire which posed four key questions centered on the identification of problems currently being encountered. (Author/MB)

Article was based upon a survey recently completed by the author on the role and responsibilities of department chairman in today's secondary schools. (Editor/RK)

The counselor's role in many schools has been badly defined. This article considered research that evaluated counselors and counseling programs with a view toward developing counselor training which would answer many pressing educational needs. (Author/RK)

It was hypothesized that teachers who were primarily self-supporting and those with blue collar work experience only prior to graduation would have lower rates of attrition, and that those with high occupational aspirations would show a high rate of attrition. (Author/RK)

During the months of November and December, 1975, a cancer education and awareness program was conducted for all high school and junior high school students in the three school systems of Cabarrus County, North Carolina. Presents the program's intent, a sample of the questionnaire sent to parents, and its impact on changing parent's behavior…

Provides teachers at the high school and elementary levels with some description of actual experiences--both good and bad--that helped to create the students' attitudes about reading. (Author/RK)

The sources that provided the bulk of community college teachers are discussed. Two populations were surveyed in this study: 250 deans of instruction in the nineteen state North Central Region and 579 new full-time faculty members hired by these administrators to teach in their colleges for the school year 1973-74. (Author/RK)

This survey of student opinions attempted to ascertain the feelings of students toward their middle school. It dealt with student perceptions of classes, teachers, the instructional program and the school itself. (Author)