Parents and Teachers
-|OWEVER much people may complain about the power of the State, New Zealanders still retain a variety of democratic rights-not the least of them the right to have a say in educational affairs. Late this month they will exercise one of these rights when school committees are again elected throughout the country. To help parents and, others to understand what the election is all about, the NZBS is broadcasting from YA and YZ _ sfations at 9.15 on Thursday nights four talks on the work of school committees. In the second, to be heard on March 10, V. W. Wilson will speak on the work of a school committee; in the third, on March 17, F. O. Burtt will discuss relations between teachers and committees; and in the last, on March 24, Mrs. L. W. Tiller will have something to say about parents, children and school committees,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 32, Issue 814, 4 March 1955, Page 17
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