meetings are possible only when classrooms are available.

2. Gourse of Study ~
a. Gourse offerings are necessarily jimited under the conditions
that prevail. Shop courses, commercial courses, and mechanics
of all forms are not offered. A college preparatory course is
the only offering and all pupils are enrolled in it.

b. Music is offered, although it is necessary to rent rooms off the
campus. It is next to impossible to find room facilities for
group organizations.

c. Athletics is limited to what can be done with the University
equipment. This is, of course, borrowed material and available
only when the University people are at ease. The one-thirty
hour, a most unfavorable time, is the period usually assigned
to Oread Training School.

3. Organization
The principles of modern school organization are difficult to put
into practice unier the present circumstances. This student body
is swallowed up by the University populace. Instead of being con-
fined to one building where corporate life could be developed, the
common life which the pupils must have with the older students makes
it difficult to hold the high school child's interest in his own
school organization.

The University administration believes that the high school should
have a plant unit of its own and that the high school students should have
a school life separate from the University student body.

SUMMARY

The School of Education needs a new building of a two unit type;
one unit or wing prepared to meet the needs of the School of Education
and the other unit or wing built to house a modern training school of two
or three hundred high school pupils. This building should have an audi¢
torium with a seating capacity of three hundred. There should be a swimm-
ing pool ani a gymnasium each large enough to accommodate both units.
Many divisions in each wing should be constructed to meet the special needs
of the departments occupying them. Laboratories, conference rooms, display
rooms and work rooms, all of particular design, besides adequate classrooms
are parts of every well-equipped teacher training institution. The Uni-
versity of Missouri has built recently a modern, educational plant of the
two wing type suggested above. The cost price was $350,000.