Graduate Project Title

The Supervision of the Guidance Program in a Small High School

Author

John H. Clark, Central Washington University

Document Type

Graduate Project

Date of Degree Completion

Summer 1954

Degree Name

Master of Education (MEd)

Department

Education

Committee Chair

Emil E. Samuelson

Second Committee Member

Herbert Glenn Hogue

Third Committee Member

Maurice McGlasson

Abstract

The small high school has some problems to overcome in order to do an effective job in the guidance of its young people. It is difficult for the staff to find time for guidance activities in the busy schedule of today's curriculum. Released time is very necessary if effective counseling is to be done.

Another problan to be faced is the lack of trained personnel to head the guidance program. The high school principal must find a capable person or else head the program himself.

A third problem faced by the small high school is that of maintaining adequate records and obtaining usable anecdotal records. Teachers must have special training to be able to maintain anecdotal records.

The solving of these problems will insure a feasible fulfillment of the small high schools guidance needs. The success or failure of the guidance program will depend upon how well the high school principal solves the for mentioned problems.

Recommended Citation

Clark, John H., "The Supervision of the Guidance Program in a Small High School" (1954). All Graduate Projects. 923.
https://digitalcommons.cwu.edu/graduate_projects/923