Present educators, architects, engineers, and building product manufacturers with a medium of common interest for discussion of mutual school construction problems, objectives, needs, ideas, capabilities and limitations. Contents include--(1) modern wood construction, (2) school room in a steel mill, (3) masonry in new school design, (4) the "good" school: a human instrument, (5) gas-fired equipment for schools, (6) laminated wood and built-up roofing, (7) Kimberly: a total learning environment, (8) daylight as main illumination source, (9) prefabricated metal curtain wall, (10) glass conditioning in modern schools, (11) metal doors/frames in modern schools, (12) space grid system for school design, (13) schools and the flexibility factor, (14) plexiglas for glazing and light control, (15) schools: high, wide, and handsome, (16) low maintenance with a preformed film, (17) lighting for learning areas, (18) floors for use and abuse, (19) school: a home away from home, and (20) laminated plastic applications in schools. (RH)