A public relations position is argued to be essential for informing the public about school conditions. (MF)

In formulating a drug policy institutions should keep in mind their primary objectives. Assumptions supporting a position should be examined in relation to educational, legal, and moral implications for all members of the academic community. (KH)

In Des Moines, Iowa, an insurance company and a junior high cooperated in a week-long Clean City" project; a teacher describes the activities. (SP)

This limited study strongly suggests the pressing need to reevaluate our entire school community drug education program. (Author)

Interagency cooperation at all levels involves material and personnel. Not only must the material be sufficient, but the personnel must be enthusiastic and cooperative. (MF)

Cooperation between school officials and interested citizenry could very well result in improved educational programs for those children who attend large urban schools. (CK)

New Schools are beginning to feature less specialized facilities. Percentages of new buildings containing various specialized areas are provided. (Author/ MLF)

Discusses a study of school board attitudes toward the public interest and the effect these attitudes have on the school district organization process and structure. (JF)

Describes how the Des Moines Board of Education engaged in six seminars to consider in detail and without time pressure policy formation matters. (JF)

The authors offer a new definition of the role of the school social worker with two focuses that have broader perspectives and potentials for greater impact: (1) effecting change in factors in the school system that cause individual and systemic malperformance and (2) serving as a liaison between school and community. (Author)