mu ay school hoard member. Panelists' Views I: answer to a question about the proposed 12 - month operation of schools. Johnson suggested that pss sibly a different type of educational program could be offered in the summer He noted the: strain on teachers, difficulties in the rehabili ■ ' fto 11 of buildings and equipment and objections of parents in telling that every system winch has tried id-month operation has discarded it. R: ports on the 14 local P-TA's activities were given at the after noon session, whop District Presi dent Robert Arrington, of Amelia, presided. Mrs. F, W Smith, P-TA executive secretary, also reported, an an invitation to meet next year in Burkeviile was accepted. The morning panelists also devel oped a number of points they feel would strengthen public education. On finances. Superintendent Driscoll aid new local tax sources must be found, or people re - educated to higher real estate taxes—if federal aid to education is to be held off Board member Gravatt said writ ion directives having the strength of policy should exist for the guid ance of school boards. These would establish division rules as against separati school board decisions in individual cases involving such

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