Considers probable consequences of ends and means proposed by advocates of accountability. These consequences include accountability's effect on student commitment to education and on teacher professionalism. (Author)

Discusses interaction among students, adults, and school subjects with an accent on the effectiveness of socialization in the school. (RK)

With reference to the period between 1880-1920 this paper presents an overview of the American school in form and function as it presented itself to the immigrant child, and the response of the American school to the immigrant child. (Author/JM)

Summarizes the implications of the Tinker case (in which school authorities suspended students for wearing black armbands) and explores the extent to which the law permits school authorities to regulate student appearance. (Author/DN)

This study was designed to examine the range of diversity among three public high schools in goals considered as official mandates--statements of purpose legitimated by the governing board of the organization, as executive values, and as staff perspectives. (JM)

Discusses recent judicial trends affecting the rights of married and/or pregnant students to attend school or participate in extracurricular activities. (JF)

A discussion of education in our society as a way of controlling entry to the labor market and as a means to exploit youth. Paper presented at the annual meeting of the American Orthopsychiatric Association (New York, New York, 1969). (RJ)

There is much unrest among Mexican-American students in Los Angeles because the state has not adhered to the 1849 Treaty of Guadalupe-Hidalgo which says bilingual and bicultural education will be compulsory for Mexican-Americans. (Author/AF)

A discussion of the causes of student activism, and the possible ways in which educators in secondary schools are responding or can respond to the psychological being of their students. (Author/DR)

Educational curricula today is more student-centered, as the shift in emphasis from a teacher-topic to a student-discovery perspective is rearranging all our classical educational priorities. (Author/HS)

A personal account by the music and drama teacher of the conflict surrounding a student production of Fiddler on the Roof" in a Brooklyn junior high school. (MC)

A critical introduction to a book by Paul Adams and others entitled Children's Rights," essays ...toward the liberation of the child," to be published by Praeger in October 1971. (JM)