Vernon Bronson claims that the establishment of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting has accelerated "the trend of stations away from the formal educational structure, a trend which makes these stations less responsive to their communities' educational needs. (LS)

Discusses the 1960-70 record of state tax support of annual operating expenses of universities and colleges. (AD)

Trustees can assist the passage of bond issues and needed legislation for school funding by encouraging voters, making use of the press, and contacting community leaders. (MS)

This article is an abstract from Digest of Crisis in Child Mental Health: Challenge for the 1970's, the final report of the Joint Commission on Mental Health of Children (MG)

Describes the search for funds for building the Washington, D.C. headquarters of the National Academy of Sciences. (AL)

The author expresses his opinion on the history of public television and his ideas on the development of this medium in the United States." (Editor/AK)

Part I of this brief paper lists and describes a few general works that are useful to the student and/or researcher: Part II lists more specific source material and Part III covers miscellaneous channels for additional search. (26 references) (Author)

A federation of independent schools supported by various private groups was formed to guard the interests of independent schools in a society dominated by the public school system. (CK)

Title I of the Higher Education Act of 1965 has demonstrated that institutions of higher education can make an important contribution to the solution of community problems. Yet, after four years of funding, there are recognized limitations, such as lack of adequate funds and mounting program needs. The great potential of Title I is in developing…

A nontraditional teaching system used in elementary schools in Wisconsin involves the use of a multiunit system of organization. This system employs differentiated staffing, ungraded classes, and team teaching to produce a system of individually guided education for each pupil. (CK)