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A Survey Of The Need For A Program Of Safety Education In The Public Schools Of New Mexico, Elizabeth Sherbino

Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs

It is the purpose of this study to determine whether a need for safety education exists in New Mexico. In order to determine this need two types of information have been secured: first, that pertaining to the kinds of safety measures that have been instituted in the state down to the present time; second, the numbers of accidents, deaths, and injuries. These last have been arranged into types of causes in order to show and to determine if possible what steps might be taken to reduce this number.

The Status Of Foreign Languages In West Virginia High Schools, Florence Smith

Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs

The purpose of this study is to ascertain the status of foreign languages in West Virginia secondary schools for the past eighteen years, as to (1) pupil enrollment by classes, sex, subjects, and years offered and (2) teacher preparation, experience, tenure, salary, and teaching load.

The History Of Catholic Education In New Mexico Since The American Occupation, Louis Avant

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The purpose of this study is to turn back the pages of history to the dawn of the American occupation of New Mexico, with the subsequent arrival of the hero of Death Comes for the Archbishop, the Most Reverend J. B. Lamy, and to follow through, page by page, the unfolding drama of Catholic education to its climax in the inspired direction of that worthy successor of Lamy, the Most Reverend Rudolph Aloysius Gerken, D.D., present archbishop of Santa Fe.

School Revenue From The Oil Industry Of Lea County, Jesse B. Harwell

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In this study the following questions will be investigated:

1. What is the history of the oil industry in Lea County

2. What are the constitutional and statutory bases of school revenue from the oil industry in New Mexico?

3. What has been the annual income, both direct and indirect from the oil industry in Lea County in 1927 to the school year 1937-1938?

a. What percent of the state's total revenue for each of these years has been from the oil industry of Lea County?

4. Is the oil industry of Lea County producing a satisfactory portion of school …

Extracurricular Activities In The Private Catholic Secondary Schools Of New Mexico, Francisco Sotomayor

Teacher Education, Educational Leadership & Policy ETDs

The problem undertaken in this study deals with the present status of the extracurricular activities in the private Catholic secondary schools of the state of New Mexico. The specific phases investigated are: (A) the type of organization of the schools studied; (B) the training of teachers in these schools; (C) the students organizations--nature, enrollment, and frequency of meetings; (D) the administration of extracurricular activities; (E) the control of these activities; (F) the nature of the credit carried by the activities; (G) the basis for organization of extracurricular activities; and (H) the method of supervising these activities.

A Study Of The Intra-County Distribution Of Certain Budgeted Current Expenditures In New Mexico Public Schools, George Rhyner Hunt

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The purpose of this study is to investigate the distribution of the county maintenance budgets among the school system of each county in relation to their respective educational needs as measured by the present formula used by the state at the present time for the same purpose. In this analysis it is proposed to consider only those items which represent more or less standard items of expense; items which should not be unduly affected by local conditions.

The County And City Superintendencies Of New Mexico: A Comparative Study, B.B. Mcalister

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The purpose of this study is (1) to investigate the existing conditions in the county and municipal superintendencies of New Mexico with regard to study responsibility and financial responsibility, academic preparation and educational experience of the superintendents, salaries paid, opportunities of salary increases, turnover, term of contract, and opportunities offered by superintendents for advancement to more remunerative educational positions; (2) to compare the status of New Mexico superintendencies with that of other superintendencies of the United States and with the ideal status as recommended by authorities in the field of educational administration and supervision.

A Proposed Plan For The Reorganization Of The Rural Schools Seminole County, Oklahoma, In The Face Of Diminishing Revenues, Dale Rogers

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Statement of the Problem. It will be the purpose of this study to make a survey of the conditions existing in the schools of Seminole County, Oklahoma, at the present time, to make a survey of the conditions that existed before discovery of oil, to make as careful an analysis as possible of the existing factors which might show what conditions will exist in the future, and, from a consideration of these conditions, to formulate a proposed plan of organization that will enable these schools to continue to function at the present rate of efficiency after the revenue from oil …

Occupational Status Of High School Graduates, J. W. Drake

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In recent years there has been a feeling among some educators that the secondary school was failing to equip its graduates with any practical training, either as a preparation for courses of higher learning or for professions. One of the broad purposes of this study was to determine to what degree of the graduates of Fountain High School, Fountain, Colorado, have been able to cope with the economic and social conditions of life.

A Study Of The Teacher Placement Bureau Of The University Of New Mexico From 1929 To 1938, David H. Boyles

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In meeting the problem of securing qualified teachers in the past ten years New Mexico school administrators have shown a trend toward greater use of the institutional teacher placement bureaus. It is a purpose of this report to show to what extent the University is accepting the responbility of knowing the state's occupational needs, of selecting youth according to their abilities for fulfilling the varying needs, of aiding leaders in the field in making replacements and additions, of supplying adequate and proper preparation, of placing their graduates in positions, and of providing opportunities for their continued study and preparation.