Annual Report of the Federal Security Agency, 1951 [Report of the Commissioner of Education]

Overview & Synopsis

This 1951 Annual Report of the Federal Security Agency for the Office of Education is divided into five parts. Part 1, Education and Mobilization for Defense, includes: (1) Defense Information Bulletins; (2) Claimant Agency Function Under the NPA; (3) College Students Under Selective Service; (4) Defense Training Programs; (5) Assistance in Federally Affected Areas; (6) National Scientific Register; and (7) Civil Defense. The second part covers the reorganization of the Office of Education. Part 3, Focal Points for Action, includes: (1) The Schoolhouse Shortage; (2) The Teacher in America; (3) Vocational Training; (4) Adult Education; (5) Life Adjustment Education; (6) The Chance to Go to College; (7) Education for International Understanding; (8) The Challenge of Television; and (9) Education and the Nation's Strength. Part 4, Work in Progress, includes: (1) State and Local School Systems; (2) Vocational Training; (3) Higher Education; (4) Research and Statistics Standards; and (5) Program Development and Management Improvement. The fifth part covers publications issued by the Office of Education.