The Educational Convention
By F. G.
ONE of the recommendations from the Department of Education adopted by the General Conference at its last meeting in Washington was to the effect that an educational convention should be held during the summer of 1906. At a meeting of the new Department of Education held at the close of the conference the various committees were appointed that were to prepare matter to be submitted to this convention. The time and place of holding this convention have not yet been decided. Correspondence is now in progress with the members of the department looking toward suggestions to be submitted to the General Conference Committee. However, the various committees should be enthusiastically at work in order to have the very best ideas possible concerning the educational work in readiness for the meeting of this convention. We hope that this convention may mark the beginning of an era of progress in all the various features of our school work. F. G.