Article describes the Older Children's Unit of the Adoption Services Section, San Diego Coutny of Public Welfare, San Diego, California. (CB)

This article describes a study of the characteristics of two groups of mature women in vocational training at a poverty agency and the counseling problems and training outcomes of the groups. (Author)

Describes the opportunities for using Title IV-A of the Social Security Act in child care programing. (MB)

A community school in a total community education process is not and cannot be the same school with a few additional evening enrichment programs. What community educators seek is a new form of education. (Author)

Industry-taxed training system shows sturdy growth. (Editor)

Focuses on the role of the National Council for Educational Technology in establishing educational technology in Great Britain and the problems confronting it. (LS)

1960 expenditures are 31 times those of 1902. A rising crime rate is the widely accepted reason, but the authors show that the increase is the joint effect of components which are independent of crime rate change: population growth, inflation, urbanization, and motor vehicle increase. (DB)

Persons serving on governing boards of higher educational institutions should be carefully screened for qualifications. (HS)

The conclusions of a survey of Lutheran residential child care programs published in December 1970 by the Lutheran Council in the U.S.A. (Editor)

The trend to career education accentuates the responsibility of the local agency to assess needs and recommend programs for professional development in vocational education. (Editor)

The comprehensive service program is designed, primarily, to unite existing resources of personnel, facilities, and agencies into coordinated, comprehensive, state-wide systems for prevention of disablement, and identification, diagnosis, care, education, training, and re-training of handicapped people where necessary. (Author)