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store teacners win De uemanded for the additional class* rooms as well- as for replacements. This cleanly means interesting a largerjnumber of our most capable young men and women to prepare for a career in teaching.
5. An extension of the program of state scholarships for students preparing to teach is clearly indicated as. a means of directing more capable students into teachin*.
4. The ever present need for improved salaries for teachers will continue until the profession of teaching is in a more favorable competitive position for the best talent among our young people.
4. The curriculum most continue to be made more effective in the education of all our youth. It will be easy in the years ahead for school officials to become absorbed in buildings, finances, and 'personnel to the neglect of curriculum improvement. It is imperative, though, that the educational fare with which the pupils are nourished bet of the highest possible quality/
6. Means must also be foynd to upgrado the educationally retarded sections of our state. There exists a wide variation in educational opportunities among our counties and cities. Soma eountiea and cities do not have the wealth with which to support an adequate edu. cational program. Othefs have the wealth buta re unwilling to use it In the same proportion as their neighboring counties and cities to support schools. The unable but willing should have greater assist
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