Dropouts, some with police records, are trained for clerical work while working parttime. Unsuccessful trainees are recycled until they receive a permanent job. (BH)

Describes a program for underprivileged students which emphasizes the need for educational opportunity for these students, and raises several questions about admission policies, and other problems that the underprivileged student is faced with. (ML)

The potential partnership and advantages of links between public and private agencies is stressed as a means whereby services to clients difficult to reach can be delivered. (Author)

The author objects to the nebulous label disadvantaged" when used to refer to various economic, racial, social, psychological, intellectual and/or geographical groups. The importance of equal educational opportunity" is emphasized. (Author/AJ)

Art programs for students of low socio-economic backgrounds must be emphasized. Art is a means of expression and therefore must be available to the culturally diverse schools. (MF)

For the decade of the 1970s, it seems that school library service to the disadvantaged will realize educational objectives in the same measure as education survives the current transformation or rebirth. (20 references) (Author/NH)

The librarian's role may be foreseen as that of helping to open the book of life to children and young people while recognizing their different cultural advantages. (48 references) (Author/NH)

A description of a team consisting of psychiatrist, psychiatric social worker and educational consultant, and their five years of work in a day care center situated in the heart of a crime-ridden, drug-ridden section of Manhattan's West Side. (Authors/RY)

Most of the children involved in these filmmaking programs are from Spanish-speaking or black families and range in age from eight to thirteen. (Author/NH)

A brief description of a project designed to provide instruction for students who are unable to achieve in the classroom. (AK)