The Cleveland (Ohio) Principals’ Meeting

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Aug 6, 1908

The Cleveland (Ohio) Principals’ Meeting

THIS meeting was called by the General Conference Council at Washington in May. The report of the meeting appears elsewhere in this department of the REVIEW. It will be seen from the report that much was accomplished by the meeting. Its real life, however, was found in the harmonious discussions of the topics under consideration.

There is no question that our intermediate and advanced schools are making steady progress in their efforts to furnish to our young people that kind of education which will liberally qualify them for valuable service in this land and in the mission fields of all the world. A great responsibility rests upon those in charge of these schools. This seemed to be thoroughly appreciated by all present at the meeting.

Many of the principals and union conference educational secretaries attended the session of the National Educational Association just preceding our meeting. Some very valuable suggestions were made as to methods at this meeting.

We believe that this principals’ meeting will result in much more thorough and effective work in our intermediate and advanced schools this coming year.