To Those In Charge of Our Schools
By B. G. Wilkinson
THE committee on courses of study for the Educational Department of the General Conference has worked earnestly during and since the last General Conference to construct a suggestive course of study that would form, so far as circumstances would permit, a uniform course for our school system. This uniformity in our courses of study has been found to be an urgent need in order to curtail expense, unnecessary labor, and the considerable loss of time involved when students pass from one school to another. Some steps in this direction were made at the last General Conference. But the committee hopes to see more done at the coming educational meeting next spring. To aid in this good work, the committee would earnestly request those in charge of our schools to send in suggestions which they think would be practicable in removing present obstacles to fuller development in our school work. This request is sent to all connected with, or interested in, our educational work. This appeal is made through the REVIEW, as the writer does not possess the addresses of such interested persons, except those which may be obtained in the denominational Year-book. To all such addresses personal letters have been sent. But the committee would like to hear also from our church-school teachers, as well as from those of the colleges and intermediate schools. Please address all communications to the undersigned, secretary of committee on courses of study of the Educational Department, at Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C.