A pilot project of subsidized family day care, designed for low-income working mothers and aimed at fostering a child's developmental needs, turned out to be a comprehensive service that also altered attitudes of middle-class volunteers. (Editor)

Describes a three year project designed to integrate the study of economics into social studies and/or business classes so that the elementary students can relate continuously to the realities of the everyday money making world. Teacher training, new curriculum, community involvement, and special projects are described. (RB)

The committee recommends reducing local property taxes by replacing such revenue with a personal income tax, a uniform statewide property tax at a rate of $1 per $100 of true value, less sales tax exemptions, increased corporation taxes, and a number of smaller revenue items. Key provision calls for basic funding of schools by the State. (Editor)

Reports a Federally financed countywide project to identify the causes of public neglect of the schools and to list remedies. (Author)

Concludes that a current direct expenditure program, improved in design and scope, is preferable to tax incentive grants. (Author/JF)

A uniform statewide property tax and total State responsibility for school financing could resolve some major inequities for tax payers and students in the present system of financial support. (RA)

How a new concept in education-career development, or career exploration-may provide a basis for redirecting school experiences to make them meaningful, relevant, and human. (Author)

New Zealand's objective is to give free to every citizen the education for which he is best fitted and to the fullest extent of his powers. (Editor/IR)

The legal exchange field is shifting away from business law to the relationship of law to social, economic and political development. (Editor/IR)

The greatest asset of American higher education is that a multiplicity of admissions policies are encouraged. (IR)

The purpose of this study was to determine the kind of course work successful financial aid administrators feel essential for professional preparation in their field. Most important were courses dealing with the operational procedures of a financial aid office. (Author)

Focuses on the activities of an Oklahoma group which organized a corporation to help start small businesses in an eight-county area. (DM)