Reports on the Massachusetts Youth Service Board which administers the state's juvenile correctional system. (DS)

A consultant argues against a national bargaining law for public employees and discusses the success of local public bargaining. He urges that State legislation clarify policy as to coverage and administration of any such Act. (Author/JF)

Describes Illinois's three-part program to give $30 million in direc t aid to parents of non-public school students. Contends that all major st ate programs to give financial aid to non-public schools throughout the nat ion may hang in the balance, pending the outcome in the courts of the Illi nois program. (RJ)

A comprehensive survey reveals which states have laws concerning admissions to public 2-year colleges and what these laws mean. (Editor)

Tenth in a series of articles on the legal protection of music materials. (JB)

Discusses the extent to which a school district can be held responsible for the negligence of its employees. (JF)

Rebuttal to a statement in a previous article that called local control a myth. Provides strong personal opinions about who is running the educational machine. A related article is EA 501 349. (EA)

Paper was presented at the CWLA Southwest Regional Conference at Fort Worth, Texas, 1970 (JE)

Discusses cases involving the application of the Bill of Rights of the Federal Constitution to State laws relating to untenured teachers. (JF)

Explains rationale for program to purchase secular educational services with State funds as a method for aiding private schools in Illinois. (MK)

State Aid to Private Education Dialogue from the Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Education Commission of the States (3rd, Denver, Colorado, July 7-9, 1969).