Special blend of academic and occupational facilities -- with open plan design -- highlights new high school in Morganton, North Carolina. (Author)

A new high school in Morganton, North Carolina, is a modified open plan facility which houses general education and occupational education curriculums designed to meet the diversified needs of young people. (For more information on this facility see American School & University, vol. 46, no. 6, February 1974, pp22-24.) (Author/EA)

Hayes Elementary School in Ada, Oklahoma, is designed to allow each classroom direct access to the media center. (Author/MF)

Troy-Cronin Elementary School in Shorewood, Illinois, wins an award for effective utilization of electricity to provide a productive learning environment. (MF)

A description of how one university has located learning outposts in various existing facilities throughout the'' Chicago metropolitan area. (Author/AK)

Through wise budgeting of time and resources, architects can save 20 percent or more on building expenses. (Editor)

Discusses functional and decorative uses for tile in school buildings. (JF)

Two architects use the same system and specifications to build uniquely different schools. (Author)

A new kind of school design will be required to accomodate the varied programs and variable sized groups in the non-graded school." (Author)

New ideas in school design that attempt to "break down barriers between learning environment and life." (Author/AP)

The Washington D.C., Hebrew Congregation built a new school and cultural center in a Montgomery County suburb where many of the younger members had relocated. (Author)

Describes the Xerox International Center for Training and Management Development: its philosophy; use of space, texture, and color; flexibility of classroom interior arrangement; classroom A/V facilities; resource center; television studio and facilities; and furniture, student luggage, walkways, and lighting. (JEG)

A facility completed in 1978 houses all of a central Kansas district's staff and students under one roof, blending conventional energy systems and utilities with solar energy. (Author/MLF)

Describes the design of the South Fayette Township High School outside Pittsburgh, the centerpiece of the area's 100-acre K-12 and community educational campus. The building strives to provide a balanced learning experience for both students and the community, integrating the academic, the artistic, and the physical. (EV)