The Deputy Commissioner for Development of the National Center for Educational Technology provides an overview of the volume and complexity of problems he faces in trying to manage the Office of Education's renewal effort.'' (Editor/AK)

The President of the American Council on Education analyzes the structure and functioning of the national educational establishment, including the internal and external roles of the higher education associations. (Author/PG)

A brief history of the formation of the National Council on Community Services for Community and Junior Colleges is presented. (MB)

Connors calls for a 'leveling out' period and Society response to all functional segments." (Editor)

Suggestions concern how parents can help get their handicapped daughters involved in Girl Scouting. (KW)

An overview of the value, history, work, and possible future of the Schools Council and its effect on promoting decentralization and professionalism in English education. (VW)

A past president of the New York State Personnel and Guidance Association calls on APGA to increase greatly its efforts to develop active working relationships among the national, state, and local units in order to involve members more frequently and directly, to provide more services to members, and to influence public policy. (Author)

An open letter to the journal", followed by reactions to it by Fred J. Vogel, George A. Jeffs, Earl C. Davis, and Edward G. Adamek. Also following the Boller article are a poem by Leann Lafferty and a short statement by Donald Hays. (CJ)

Suggestions are offered to make membership in the Association for Measurement and Evaluation in Guidance and the reading of its journal more rewarding experiences. Participation by members in commissions assigned to consider basic issues should provide more feelings of belonging to a useful organization and should also result in better measurement…

The national adult education organization representing the interests of the English-speaking adult education movement in Canada has responded to changes in society. This article traces the history and development of the Canadian Association for Adult Education from its foundation in 1935. (JOW)

Briefly describes the organizations supporting Youth Art Month and suggests ways that local groups can use this annual opportunity to increase support for the arts. (SJL)

Chronicles events and persons involved in reorganization and transition from National Association Nursery Education (NANE) to National Association for the Education of Young Children (NAEYC), from 1958-1968. (HS)