Claims that school maintenance budgets should be organized into no more than three categories: buildings; equipment repair and replacement; and grounds and outdoor facilities. Several simple budgeting formulas are provided. (WM)

Provides information to help meet federal anti sex discrimination guidelines and laws regarding admissions, and the treatment of both students and employees. (Author/MF)

Research work of professional social scientists and women's rights groups has revealed the existence of sex discrimination in American higher education. (Author)

Article discusses the development of articulation agreements designed to establish machinery for the smooth transfer of students from community and junior colleges to universities and senior colleges. (Author/RK)

Health Maintenance Organizations are coming. It is imperative that each one of us in the health field, including college health personnel study them, understand them and, most of all, plan for them. Author outlines four specific proposals for effective development of an HMO. (Author/RK)

Discusses the problems of matching educational programs with new and innovative facilities and orienting the school staff on how to make the most of such facilities. Offers guidelines. (EA)

Telelecture is a system by which a lecturer's voice is transmitted through a telephone line, fed into amplifiers and then heard through loudspeakers at any number of distant locations. (Author)

The purpose of this paper is to develop a career developmental model or framework, covering the school ages of five to 18. (Author)

Clarifies the relationships between educator and architect in the planning of a new school. (Author)

Describes how to design a job-training program starting with an in depth analysis of the job itself. (RB)

Provides advice based on the experience of three high schools that have successfully promoted Free Forming" curriculums. (JH)