The Educational Bureau of the General Conference
By Frederick Griggs
The Department of Education has taken steps to secure the name and address of every Seventh-day Adventist teacher. Such a list is very necessary for the success of the general educational work. Schools of all grades are continually being established, and from all parts of the world there is a constant demand for teachers. This demand necessitates changes, and more or less adjustment of the work of teachers. The Department of Education secures the names of these teachers through the regular channels of organization, working with the union conference educational secretaries, who in turn obtain the names and addresses from the State conference school superintendents. There are, however, a large number of public school teachers who are interested in our educational work, and who desire to connect with the denominational work when the opportunity presents itself. As our conference superintendents of schools are not, generally speaking, directly in touch with the Seventh-day Adventist public school teachers, I take this opportunity of asking all Seventh-day Adventists who are teaching in the public schools to send me their names and addresses. I should be glad if they would state also whether they have a desire to teach in our denominational schools. Kindly state age, educational qualifications, and particulars with reference to the line of work in which you are now teaching, and that which you may wish to engage in. Frederick Griggs.