A discussion which centers around the ideas and issues raised by the
contributions of the speakers will follow. The questions here are merely
suggestive. There is no thought on the part of the Conference Com-
mittee to direct the trend that the discussion should take.

Question 1. How active should staff members be in community or-
ganizations such as churches, service clubs, etc.?

Question 2. What should schools do to encourage adult education
programs?

uestion 2. What can schools do to further recreational life in the
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community?

Question 4. Have the schools neglected important opportunities with
reference to summer playgrounds, camping, N.Y.A., C.C.
C. groups, occupational adjustment, etc.?

Group 2. Fraser 205, SATURDAY, APRIL 6, 10:30 a.m.
Chairman, A. L. Cross, Principal, Shawnee-Mission H. S.

Panel Discussion on Question: To What Extent and How Can

Community Agencies Promote a Democratic School
System?

PANEL:
Pror. Date ZELLER, Emporia State Teachers College
Dr. V. L. StricKLanp, State College, Manhattan
Prin. G. L. CLetanp, Atchison

Prin. Hazet Lee Stmmons, Lawrence

TO CONSIDER:
Curricular problems
Special health services
Pupil activity programs
Understanding school problems
Community-teacher relationships
Financing a school program

Noon Luncheon Meeting—Memorial Union Building, 12:15 p.m.
Chairman, W. N. VanStyckx, Principal of High School, ‘Topeka

Address: “The School Curriculum and Life’ V. K. Brown, Director
of Parks, Chicago, IIl.