Outlines a summer computer program for high school students that provides extra time and experience on computers and familiarizes students with skills needed for the Scholastic Aptitude Test. (MD)

A summer program in Calhoun County, Texas drew on community volunteers and resources to provide inexpensive enrichment classes for gifted students (grades 6-9) based on identified student interests. (BL)

A nutrition camp for preadolescent children makes it possible to study the nutritional needs of normal individuals. Aspects involved in this program are discussed: recruitment of subjects, personnel, training and coordination, menus, payment to subjects, medical, critical times, adjustment period, equipment and space needs, collection of excreta,…

Suggestions are offered for planning and communicating what is done in summer agricultural programs through an outline format that is divided into four stages: plan, execute, report, and revise. (EA)

A well planned calendar of scheduled events and established priorities are necessary for a successful summer vocational agriculture program. The article includes suggestions for instruction and professional improvement and methods of assisting the public to identify community services offered by vocational agriculture. (EA)

Vocational agriculture teachers are required to be accountable but need better guidance to determine specifically for what they are accountable. Suggestions are made for handling accountability during the time school is not in session, with the help of an active advisory committee composed of interested local people. (SA)

Describes the South End Day Camp, Troy, New York that provides an 8-week summer recreational experience for normal, mentally retarded, and developmentally disabled children. (BB)

One hundred fifty-eight gifted and talented adolescents received full or partial scholarships for a summer of on the job training and apprenticeships in scientific disciplines with exploratory expeditions all over the world. (DB)

It may not help antisocial boys to segregate them, but wouldn't it harm prosocial boys to be integrated with antisocial boys? This study examines both propositions in the light of investigation at a summer camp. (Author)

Explains the development and implementation of a plan for teaching, using an occupation as the organizing center. (Author)

Keeping teachers up to date in environmental quality or any other subject area requires a continuous effort by instructional materials specialists and in-service teacher educators. (Author)

An adjunct facility of Texas A&M University is described which enables students to make a smooth transition from high school to college and persist there. Faculty live close by and are available in class as well as out, giving students feeling of personal relationship. (CT)

Describes a special summer program that gives junior and senior high school students an opportunity to concentrate on learning art fundamentals and techniques in a creative atmosphere. (RB)

This article shows us the problems labor has in establishing leadership training programs for their personnel. (MR)