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A Job Analysis Of High School Principalships In Yakima County, Robert Schmelzlee Aug 1952

A Job Analysis Of High School Principalships In Yakima County, Robert Schmelzlee

All Master's Theses

The object of this study is to make an investigation of the status of the high school principal in Yakima County. This paper will attempt to answer a few of the more important questions that are frequently asked concerning the principal and his work.


The History And Development Of Cliffside A Summer Camp For The Children Of Carbide And Carbon Employees, John E. Goetz Jan 1952

The History And Development Of Cliffside A Summer Camp For The Children Of Carbide And Carbon Employees, John E. Goetz

Theses, Dissertations and Capstones

THE PROBLEM AND DEFINITIONS OF TERMS USED

One of the most significant developments of education during the past quarter century is the guidance movement. This educational trend has not limited its usage to schools but also includes outside interests. The rapid growth of summer camping is one example of counseling and guidance, away from the educational system, as we know it.

STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

It is the purpose of this study to show (1) the ideals and philosophy behind the beginning of the camp; (2) the development of the physical properties of the camp; and (3) to show the …


The Responsibility Of Schools For Meeting The Leisure Time Needs Of The Community, Gerald M. Hanft Jan 1952

The Responsibility Of Schools For Meeting The Leisure Time Needs Of The Community, Gerald M. Hanft

All Master's Theses

The purpose of this paper was to determine the extent to which authorities in the fields of recreation and education consider the leisure time needs of the community as a responsibility of schools. The author has also attempted to show what changes must take place in educational patterns if schools are to meet these leisure time needs.


12/21/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Dec 1944

12/21/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


12/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Dec 1944

12/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


12/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Dec 1944

12/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


10/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Oct 1944

10/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


07/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jul 1944

07/24/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


07/06/1944 (V-Mail), University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jul 1944

07/06/1944 (V-Mail), University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


07/03/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jul 1944

07/03/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


06/27/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jun 1944

06/27/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


06/19/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jun 1944

06/19/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


06/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jun 1944

06/18/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


06/16/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jun 1944

06/16/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


06/14/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections Jun 1944

06/14/1944, University Of Southern Maine Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


05/10/19944, Usm Special Collections May 1944

05/10/19944, Usm Special Collections

Luther I. Bonney Papers

No abstract provided.


Annual Report 1939, Brown/Risd Feb 1939

Annual Report 1939, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

This report of the Community Art Project discussed that the spaces had gone up from 12 from the previous year to 16 for this year. Other things went smoothly with the exception of the week after the hurricane in September 1938. The roads were in bad shape. It was discussed that there was a need for a full time person to continue the work of the Community Art Project.


Annual Report 1936, Brown/Risd Jan 1936

Annual Report 1936, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

This is the annual report of the Community Art Project for the year ending on July 1, 1936. Discussed were the activities of the Art Caravan, the fourth annual Institute of Art, the Calendar of Art Events, prepared lectures, the Picture Lending Library, exhibitions shown and cooperation with other organizations.


A Teacher Retirement System For Kentucky, Mrs. W. E. Willis Aug 1934

A Teacher Retirement System For Kentucky, Mrs. W. E. Willis

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

Statement of the problem -

  1. To find out the effort being made to establish a state-wide teacher retirement system in those states where no retirement system exists.
  2. To study and analyze each state-wide teacher retirement system in effect.
  3. To set up a state-wide teacher retirement plan for Kentucky.


Annual Report 1932, Brown/Risd Feb 1932

Annual Report 1932, Brown/Risd

Annual Reports

In this Community Art Project report the effective administration of a grant received by the Carnegie Corp. was discussed. The purpose of the grant was to develop Art interests within the community of Providence and Rhode Island and to strengthen the Art Department at Brown University. Many speakers and programs concerning art, architecture and music took place. There were some concerts at the RISD Museum of Art and Sayles Hall that were well attended.