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"A Checklist of Articles in the.§§ucational
Bulletin of the Kentucky Department of

Education, Volumes 1—40, 1933—1972”

From:

Anne Hamilton, Librarian
Kentucky Department of Education
1706 Capital Plaza Office Tower
Frankfort, Kentucky 40601

Compiled By:

John Richardson, Jr.
State Documents Librarian
University of Kentucky Libraries

Bulletins from 1933 through 1972.

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INTRODUCTION
Since 1933, the Kentucky State Department of Education has published the

Educational Bulletin which contains articles in such areas as guidance services,

art education, administrative planning, library service, and standardized test—
ing. At present, however, no annual index nor cumulative listing exists to this
valuable material. Realizing the need to make the many excellent titles more

accessible to the user, this author has prepared a checklist of all the Educational

A portion of this checklist originally appeared as the Margaret 1, King

Library Occasional Contribution Number §§_from the University of Kentucky. As

compiled by the Reference Department staff of the Library, it covered the years
1933 through 1952. Obviously I am indebted to their scrupulous efforts and
appreciate permission to quote their work. My predecessor, Elizabeth R. Van
Horne, attempted to update the original for the span of years 1952—1962. Although
I have relied in part on the work of these other people, further editing has been
done and I am responsible for any errors or omissions that may occur.

The checklist is arranged chronologically beginning in 1933 with Volume
One, Number One and ending in 1972 with Volume Forty, Number Ten. In the event
no bulletin was published in a particular month it is so indicated by "None
published." In most cases, revised works are indicated and references are
provided referring to the previous editions. In recent years bulletins have
been misnumbered but they appear in the checklist in ”correct order.” The
brackets indicate the volume and number as publised.

The author is confident that this compilation will encourage further use
of these materials for ”he who knows where knowledge is, is closest to possessing
it." And thus possessing knowledge, help advance the education of the children

of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

1933—1934

1 no.

1 March
2 April
3 May

4 June

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Kentucky. Department of Education.

Educational Bulletins

The Kentucky educational commission.

Richmond, James H: Functional reorganization of the
State Department of Education.
The system of public education in Kentucky.
Superintendent calls conferences to discuss educational
problems.
‘Cammack, James W., Jr.: Report on progress of the
Kentucky Educational Commission.
Typical disparities in financial support of the public

schools.

Richmond, James H.: Interpreting the work of the
schools.

Problems of boards of education revealed at regional
conferences.

Equal educational opportunities are not provided for
all Kentucky children.

Answers to questions arising in public school adminis—
tration.

Cammack, James W., Jr.: Splendid progress show by
Kentucky Educational Commission at end of first
year's work.

Parent—Teacher Congress endorses work of Kentucky
Educational Commission.

Excerpts from Supt. Richmond's address to Kentucky
Congress of Parents and Teachers.

Kentucky far below U.S. average in value of school
buildings.

Richmond, James H.: An improved plan of fiscal admin"
istration by the Superintendent of Public Instruc-
tion.

Peterson, F.D., Director of Finance: State Department
of Education inaugurates new financial accounting
system for schools.

Gatton, Harper, Chairman K.E.A.: Interpretation
Committee Kentucky Education Association begins
program of interpreting the schools.

Cammack, James W., Jr., Secretary of the Commission:
Work of Kentucky Education Commission reaches final
stage. ‘

Taylor, L.N., State School Agent: A catechism of
public education.

Trends in the disbursement of state revenue

v. 2

1934—1935
no.

July

August
Sept.

Oct.
Nov.

Dec.
Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May
June

July

Statement from Supt. Richmond.

Richmond, James H.: The case for the public schools.

Dunn, D.Y.: A public discussion contest for Kentucky
schools.

Partial list of articles published concerning the
studies of the Educational Commission.

Division of Library Service added to Department of
Education.

Representatives of Kentucky colleges in conference
at Frankfort.

Radio interview between General W.L. Sibert and Supt.
James H. Richmond.

Trends in public school support (Chart).

Godman, Mark: Manual of organization and administra—
tion for high schools.

Summary of findings and recommendations of the Ken—
tucky Educational Commission.

Report of the Kentucky Educational Commission.
Why the common school fund should be increased.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1933.

School code submitted to the Kentucky general assembly
session, 1934.

Kentucky public school directory, 1933—1934.

Important features of the Kentucky school code.

Defective school administration penalizes pupils,
teachers and taxpayers.

The public school program and the public.
Kentucky common School laws 1934.

Richmond, James H., Supt. of Public Instruction: The
outlook for 1934—1935.

Salyers, R.K., Executive Secretary Interpretation
Committee: The status of financial support for
Kentucky schools.

King, W.P., Secretary K.E.A.: What the new school
code means to the classroom teacher. '

Theobald, Ruth, Director of Public School Library
Services: Tests for the school library.

Bell, W.C., Director Public Relations: Defective school
administration penalizes pupils, teachers and tax—
payers.

l935-l936
v. 3 no. 1

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August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Feb.

March

'April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

.Richmond, James H.: The responsibility of govern—

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Richmond, James H.: Carry on!

Meece, L.E.: The school attendance officer as a
public relations agent.

Brooker, J.W.: The state provides free textbooks

for children in the public schools.
Amis, Otis C.: Rules and regulations for local
boards of education.

Walton, Moss: School census and attendance admin—
istration.

A program of curriculum study in Kentucky, prepared
by the State curriculum committee.
ment for the support of schools.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1934—1935

Library service available to the public schools of
Kentucky, plus Supplement: Fiction for high
school libraries available in inexpensive editions.

Jaggers, R.E.: Teacher preparation in Kentucky.

Brooker, J.W.: Regulations governhg the sanitary
and protective construction of public school
buildings.

List of textbooks approved by state textbook com-
mission of Kentucky, 1935-1940.

State course of study and rules and regulations of
the state board of education; forms for use in

organizing holding corporations.

Problems in the organization and supervision of inr
struction.

Organization and rating of Kentucky high schools, 1934—1935.

Jaggers, R.E., and YOung, Gordie: Manual of organi—
zation of instruction in the elementary grades.

Teacher training and certification laws and regulations.

Richmond, James H.: The present status of public
education in Kentucky.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1935-1936

1936—1937
v. 4 no. l

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1937-1938
v. 5 no. 1

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April
May
June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

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Biennial report of the superintendent of public
instruction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for
the biennium ended June 30, 1935.

Theobald, Ruth L.:
book.

The high school library, a hand—

Maney, Charles A.: The present status of local sup—
port of the public schools.

Supplement to Kentucky common school laws, enactments
of 1936 and extraordinary session 1934. [Published
as Vol. 3, no. 12]

Manual on pupil transportation.

Chapman, J. Virgil: Free textbooks in Kentucky.

Organization of instruction in the elementary grades.

Organization and classification of Kentucky high
schools, l935~l936.

A study of school attendance areas in Franklin
County, Kentucky.

The training of rural elementary teachers in Kentucky.

Depp, James W.: The status of the county superin—
tendent of schools in Kentucky. M A Thesis,
Western Kentucky State Teachers College.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1936—1937.

Nichols, Homer W.:
in Kentucky.

The program of special education

Reynolds, Thomas Sheldon: School transportation in
Kentucky. M A Thesis, Western Kentucky State
Teachers College.

Regulations for the issuance and reissuance of cer—

tificates.

Theobald, Ruth L.:
schools.

Library books for elementary

Godman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.:
1936—1937.

Kentucky high schools,

1938-1939
v. 6 no. 1

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

.May

June

July

August

Coates, J. Dorland: The organization, administrative
practices, and teaching personnel of the four—
year and six—year high schools of Kentucky. Ph D
Thesis, (Field Study number 1) Colorado State
College of Education.

Physical education today.

McDonough, Thomas Herman: A physical training manual
for Kentucky schools. M A Thesis, George Peabody
College for Teachers.

Safety education.

List of textbooks approved by state textbook com—
mission of Kentucky, 1935—1940.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1937—1938.

Silley, Warner Moore: The supply and demand of
secondary school teachers in Kentucky. Ph D
Thesis, George Peabody College for Teachers.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1937.

Jaggers, Richard Elmer: Organization and administra-
tion of teacher education.

Godman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.: Kentucky high schools,
1937-1938.

Bratcher, Emmet Evart: A comparison of resident and
non-resident teachers in village and small city
school systems of Kentucky. (Ph D, Education,
University of Chicago)

Supplement to Kentucky common school laws, enact—
ments of regular and extraordinary sessions of
1936 and 1938 and extraordinary session of 1934.

Young, Gordie: A century of education in Kentucky,
1838—1938.

Nichols, Homer W.: The Kentucky program of special
education.

Elementary courses of study (outlines) grades 1—8.
(See also, vol. 7, number 4. Supplement, vol. 3,
number 3)

Godman, Mark: Manual of organization and administra-
tion for high schools.

1939-1940
v. 7 no. 1

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Sept.

Oct.
Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April
May
June
July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

Young, Gordie: Forms -— election, bond and contract ——
for boards of education.

American education week, November 6—12, 1938.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1938-1939.

Riddle, Freddie: A study of vocational choices of
high school seniors in Kentucky, 1937—1938, and
for your information.

Jaggers, R.E.: Educational leadership in Kentucky.

Organization and administration of vocational edu-
cation in Kentucky.

Kentucky high schools, 1938—1939.

Evans, George L.: Financial support, financial
ability, and inequalities existing in variOus school
systems in Kentucky.

Vocational education in Kentucky.

Supplement to the courses of study (elementary
grades). (See also vol. 6, number 5)

Young, Gordie: Some principles and problems of
school transportation.

Riddle, Freddie: School consolidation in Kentucky.

Riddle, Freddie: American education week, November 5—
11, 1939 — Education for the American Way of life.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1939—1940.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public
instruction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for
the Biennium ended June 30, 1939.

History of education in Kentucky, 1915-1940. (Sup—
plement to Barksdale Hamlett's History of Ed-
ucation in Kentucky 1914.) ‘

State course of study. Forms for use in organizing
holding corporations. ' *

List of textbooks adopted and approved by state'
textbook commission of Kentucky, 1940—1945.

1940—1941
v. 3 no. 1

1941-1942
v. 9 no. 1

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

_ April

May

June

July

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Young, Gordie: Manual of pupil transportation.

Godman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.: Kentucky high
schools, 1939—1940.

Jaggers, Richard E.: Teacher education and certifi-
cation. (See also, vol. 9, number 3)

The classroom and shop for teaching vocational ag-
riculture.

Kentucky common school laws, 1940.

Godman, Mark: Manual of organization and administrad
tion for high schools, 1940.

Fireprevention manual: Course of study for Kentucky
boys and girls.

Nash, William Gill: The training and placement of
beginning teachers in the public schools of Ken—
tucky for the school years 1935-1936 through 1939-
1940. (Ph D Thesis, University of Kentucky)

Kentucky Public School directory, 1940-1941.

Teacher education, pre—service and in-service, a
report of the Teacher Education Conference held
at Eastern Kentucky State Teachers College, Rich—
mond, September 9—13, 1940.

Evans, George L.: Financial support, financial
ability, and inequalities existing in various
school systems in Kentucky.

Problems in the improvement of instruction, a summary
of conferences held November 12-15, 1940.
Education and national defense.

Godman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.: Kentuckv high schools,
1940—1941.

Jaggers, Richard E.: Supplement to teacher education
and certification. (See vol. 8, number 3)

Taylor, L.N.: The improvement of instruction,
questions for teachers.

Godman, Mark: Kentucky library manual for high
schools.

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6 August Gilpin, James J.: Kentucky units in conservation
of wildlife and other natural resources.

7 Sept. Hamilton, Robert W.: The status of the athletic
coach in Kentucky high schools for the school
years 1930-1931 through 1940-1941. (M A Thesis,
University of Kentucky)

8 Oct. Lawrence, A.J., Director of Workshop: Business
education for Kentucky high schools.

9 Nov. Kentucky Public School directory, 1941-1942

10 Dec. Biennial report of the superintendent of public in-
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1941.

11 Jan. Future farmer activities in vocational agriculture.

12 Feb. The general education of teachers, a report of the
Teacher Education Conference held at Western Ken-
tucky State Teachers College, Bowling Green,
September 8-12, 1941.

!—l943

L0 no. 1 March Gilpin, James J : Kentucky units in conservation of
wildlife a other natural resources. (Reprint of
vol. 9 number 6)

2 April Godman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.: Kentucky high schools,
1941-1942.

3 May Walton, Moss and Jolly, W.C.: School census and
attendance administration. (Revision of vol. 2,
number 7)

4 June Young, Gordie: Economy and safety in school trans-
portation.

5 July Johnson, Leslie W.: Free and inexpensive teaching
aids.

6 August The small rural school in war time, a handbook for
teachers.

7 Sept. Kentucky common school laws, 1942.

8 Oct. Dryden, Ray N.: A study of bonds executed by

treasurers and depositories of public school dis—
tricts in Kentucky, 1935-1936, through 1940—1941.
(M A Thesis, University of Kentucky)

9 Nov. Kentucky Public School directory, 1942—1943.

10
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1943-1944
v. 11 no. 1

1944—1945
V. 12 no. 1

Dec.
Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.
Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

Industrial arts for Kentucky high schools.
Vocational war—training in Kentucky.

YOung, Gordie:
education.

Rules and regulations for boards of

Bodman, Mark and Taylor, L.N.: Kentucky high schools,
1942—1943, with adaptations to meet war needs.

Evans, George L.: Financial support, financial ability,
and inequalities existing in various school systems in
Kentucky.

Taylor, L.N.: Negro education in Kentucky.

Planning and financing school buildings and grounds.

Hall, Theodore O'Connell: The effectiveness of sec-
ondary school curricular offerings in the occupational
activities of graduates who do not attend accredited
institutions of higher learning. (Ph D Thesis, Uni—
versity of Kentucky)

Codified regulations, teacher education and certifica—
tion.

Lappin, Warren Curtis: Securing trained administrators
for the public schools of Kentucky.

The school lunch program.
Kentucky Public School directory, 1943—1944.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1943.

Improving the quality of living through in-service
education of teachers, Part 1: Report of the work
conference in Richmond, August 26-31, 1943; Part 2:
Summer workshops for teachers, 1943.

Armstrong, Watson and Tabb, W.R.: F.F.A. activities
in Kentucky's program of vocational agriculture,
1943—1944.

Neblett, P.H. and Jolly, W.C.: Free textbook admin—

istration.

1945-1946
v. 13 no. 1

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

_ 10 _
Godman, Mark and Taylor, Sam: Kentucky high schools,
1943-1944.

Educational bills passed by the 1944 session of the
legislature of Kentucky.

Getting the school under way.

The school lunch program. (Revision of vol. 11, num-
ber 8)

Young, Bordie: School bus insurance.

Evaluating the community school; developed by the work
conference on teacher education at the University of
Kentucky, August 26—September l, 1944.

Planning in action program for schools; teacher educa—
tion work conference held at the University of Ken—
tucky, August 27—September l, 1944.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1944—1945.

Discussion: teachers' retirement system and fourth
annual report, June 30, 1944.

Vocational guidance and training for returning war
veterans.

Future Farmers of America in Kentucky's program of
vocational agriculture, 1944—1945.
Tapp, Hambleton: School—community health education

service.

High schools in war-time, regulations 1944—1945;
High school data.

Falls, J.D.: Financial support, financial ability,
and inequalities existing in various school systems
in Kentucky.

Getting the primary reading program under way.

List of textbooks adopted and approved by State text—
book commission of Kentucky, 1945—1950.

Kentucky's approved facilities for the education and
training of veterans.

Measuring the community school.

1946—1947
v. 14 no. 1

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

_ 11 _

The program of vocational agriculture in Kentucky.
Kentucky Public School directory, 1945—1946.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1945.

The administration of vocational rehabilitation in
Kentucky.

Falls, J.D. and Marshall, Kenneth T.: Official manual
of instructions for boards of education, administrators,
treasurers and secretaries of Kentucky school districts
to be used with the Kentucky uniform financial account—
ing system.

Procuring teachers for 1946—1947.

Improving quality of school's program through new
accrediting regulations. Granting credit for
military experience, Kentucky high schools, 1945-
1946.

Kentucky common school laws, 1946.

Getting the primary reading program under way. (Re—
print of vol. 13, number 4)

Wyatt, Clarence Hodges: The status of health and
physical education in the secondary schools in
Kentucky, 1945—1946)

Handbook of audio—visual materials for Kentucky schools.

School-community health education service. (Reprint of
vol. 13, number 1, March 1945 Educational Bulletin)

Falls, J.D.: The appropriation, distribution and
administration of the state equalization fund.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1946—1947.

Standards for school buses, laws and regulations for
their operation.

Thoughts have wings; examples of children's creative
writing produced by groups of sixth grade children
during the years 1939—1946, under the guidance of
Miss Rubie Smith, teacher, Training School, Murray
State Teachers College.

’47-1948
15 no. 1

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.
Oct.
Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

_ 12 _

Evaluating the community school; developed by the work

conference on teacher education at the University of
Kentucky, August 26—September l, 1944. (Revised)

Godman, Mark and Taylor, Sam: Recommended policies for
peacetime military service. Library services offered
to schools. Kentucky high schools, 1946-1947.

Falls, J.D. and Garrison, Earl E.: Financial sup—
port, financial ability, and inequalities existing
in various school systems in Kentucky. (See also
April 1939, January 1941, April 1943, and May 1945)

Getting the health and physical education program
under way in the elementary school. This bulletin
was developed under the leadership of Morehead State
Teachers College, Morehead, Kentucky.

Getting the intermediate reading program under way.
(Leadership of Western State Teachers College)
(See vol. 8, number 4, June 1945; vol. 13, number 4,
June 1945)

Montgomery, W.C. and Harris, Lee: Future Farmers of
America in Kentucky's program of vocational agricul—
ture.

Building a program for the one-teacher school. (Leader—
ship of Murray State College)

Education on the march, a progress report.
The rehabilitation of the disabled civilian.
Kentucky Public School directory, 1947—1948.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public
instruction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for
the biennium ended June 30, 1947.

Rankin, Rome and Tapp, Hambleton: A physical educa-
tion program for the Kentucky high school together
with guides for organizing and teaching physical
education.

Jaggers, R.E.: Revising the teacher education and
certification program. (Certification laws and
regulations)

1948—1949
v. l6 no. 1

L949—l950
7. 17 no. 1

March

April

May

June

July
August

Sept.

Oct.
Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

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Godman, Mark and Taylor, Sam: Kentucky high schools,
1947—1948.

Hackensmith, C.W.: Planning the school health program
in the secondary schools of Kentucky.

Hackensmith, C.W.: Basic health course for secondary
schools of Kentucky.

Educational bills passed by the 1948 session of the
Legislature of Kentucky.

Industrial arts for Kentucky high schools.
Planning air age education.

Institutional on—farm training in Kentucky, program
and policies.

Chilton, William D.: The state equalization fund.
Kentucky Public School directory, 1948—1949.

A state plan for the education of exceptional
children. (including KRS 157.200 to 157.300)

Handbook for attendance officers.

Kentucky's approved facilities for the education and
training of veterans.

Dodson, J.M.: Pupil transportation facts, 1935-1948,
suggestions for safety, comfort, and efficient
operation.

Garrison, Earl E.; Kash, Shelby and Chilton, W.D.:
Financial support, financial ability and inequal—

ities existing Ln various school systems in Kentucky.

1. Trairing of high school librarians; 2. Kentucky
high schools, 1948—1949.

Galloway, Louise: Library service for Kentucky schools.

Rutherford, Gwen, Director: The exceptional child, helps
for the classroom teacher with a problem child.

Fire prevention manual. Course of study for Kentucky
boys and girls. (See vol. 8, number 7)

11
12

,950—1951
x 18 no. 1

Sept.
Oct.

Nov.

Dec.
Jan.
Feb.

March
April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

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Planning air age education. (Revised of vol. 16,
number 6)

Business education for Kentucky high schools. Work—
shop at University of Kentucky, under direction of
Vernon A. Musselman.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1949—1950.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1949.

Moral and spiritual values in education.

The program of civilian rehabilitation in Kentucky.

School sites.
Kentucky high schools, 1949—1950.

List of textbooks adopted and approved by the state,
textbook commission of Kentucky, 1950—1955.

Kentucky common school laws, 1950.

Burress, Nona and Combs, Louise: Toward better
teaching, a report on how a district education
association through a work groupconference
initiates an in—service program for the improve—
ment of teaching.

Health and physical education in public schools of
Kentucky.

A kindergarten guide, a manual to aid in the estab-
lishment of a situation where young children may
find materials, equipment, and guidance to aid them
in their growth and general development.

Moral and spiritual values in education, a report of
the second workshop on discovering: 1. How to
improve human relations, 2. How to make the cur-
riculum meaningful in life.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1950—1951.

Revising the teacher education and certification
program. (Certification laws and regulations)
Revision of vol. 15, number 12, February, 1948
Bulletin.

1951-1952
v. 19 no. 1

Jan.

Feb.

March

April

May

June

July

August

Sept.

Oct.

Nov.

Dec.

Jan.

Feb.

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A suggested twelve-grade program of studies for
Kentucky schools and standards for accrediting
high schools.

Getting the primary reading program under way.
Revision of vol. 13, number 4, June 1945 Educa—
tional Bulletin.

"Thoughts have wings" Third edition. (of January,
1947; original mimeograph of April 1948)

Kentucky high schools, 1950—1951.

Musselman, Vernon: Unit teaching in the elementary
schools.

Improving instruction through in—service training.
A report on how a state—wide program of in—service
teacher training has been inaugurated during the
school year, 1950—1951.

Reporting onll950 Fall conference (Fourth district
educational association, Elizabethtown, Kentucky)
Theme: Better schools through improved home -
school relationships.

Promising practices in Kentucky schools: A pictorial
account of some sound educational practices being
carried on in programs of instruction in Kentucky
schools.

Kentucky source materials and the state constitution.

Four years of educational progress in Kentucky, 1948—
1951.

Kentucky Public School directory, l9Sl-l952.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in-
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the
biennium ended June 30, 1951.

Revising the teacher education and certification
program. (Certification laws and regulations. Re—
vision of vol. 18, number 10, December, 1950)

Moral and spiritual values in the public schools.
Digest of l. Lectures by Dr. William Heard Kil~
patrick. 2. Reports on workshops held in certain
teacher-training institutions during the summer of
1951.

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The historical development and present status of
public high school libraries in Kentucky, 1908—
1950.

Kentucky high schools, 1951—1952.

Educational bills passed by the 1952 session of the
legislature of Kentucky.

A look at Kentucky's school buildings and facilities.
Functional school libraries: quarters and equipment.

Custodian—janitorial training conferences, June-July,
1951.

Kentucky's rehabilitation program.

Principles of a foundation program of education. (a
handbook)

Kentucky Public School directory, 1952-1953.

Exceptional children.

Report of workshops on moral and spiritual education:
1. Lectures of Dr. Clarence M. Linton, 2. State
Teacher College Summaries of Workshops.

Civil defense program for Kentucky schools.

A twelve-grade program for studies for Kentucky
schools and standards for accrediting high schools.
(Revised edition)

Kentucky high schools, 1952—1953.

Highway safety and driver education.

Industrial arts for Kentucky high Schools.

Hackensmith, c.w.: Basic health course for secon—
dary schools of Kentucky. (Grades nine or ten)

A proposed program of accounting for extracurricular
activity funds in Kentucky schools.

Procedures in making applications for approval of
school building construction.

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Moral and spiritual values in education in Kentucky.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1953—1954.

Biennial report of the superintendent of public in—
struction of the Commonwealth of Kentucky for the

biennium ended June 30, 1953.

A summary report on moral and spiritual values in
education in Kentucky, 1951—1954.

Civil Defense program for Kentucky schools.

Kentucky high schools, 1953-1954.
Kentucky common school laws, 1954.

Kruse, W.L.: The status of health and physical
education in the secondary schools of Kentucky.
(1953—1954)

Kentucky Public School directory, 1954—1955.

Kentucky high schools, 1954—1955.

Planning school plant construction.

A program of health services for Kentucky schools.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1955—1956.

Biennial report of the State board of education of the
Commonwealth of Kentucky for the biennium ended June
30, 1955.

Kentucky in books, pamphlets and films.

Foundation program law (as amended in 1956).

The administration of the Bureau of Rehabilitation
services.

Criteria for approval of units for administrative
and special instructional service personnel and
supervisor of instruction and director of pupil
personnel.

Kentucky high schools, 1955—1956.

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Criteria for approval of units for vocational
education and education of exceptional children.
[Published as vol. 25, number 6]

Supplement to the 1954 edition of the Kentucky common
school laws.-

Exceptional children, state plan. (Revised, 1956)

Ward, William S., editor: Principles and standards in
composition for Kentucky high schools and colleges.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1956—1957.

Business education handbook.

Organization of the Department of Education.

A conference report: Advancing education in Ken—
tucky.

A proposed constitutional amendment relating to the
common schools, providing for a constitutional

The pupil personnel worker in Kentucky's program of
education.

Library service for Kentucky schools.
Kentucky high schools, 1956—1957.

Planning and developing the elementary physical
education program.

Preschool education in Kentucky.

The Parent - Teacher Association in civil defense.
[Published as vol. 25, number 7]

Some legal aspects of public education in Kentucky:
A report of a conference held December 13-14,
Louisville, Kentucky.

Kentucky Public School directory, 1957-1958.

In-service conferences for the improvement of science
instruction: a teacher education program.

1958
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