Education
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Abstract
Schools and colleges are seriously affected by the depression. A number of types of federal relief have been provided which have to some extent improved the situation. In certain communities constructive measures have been adopted to advise and instruct unemployed adults. The proposal is made that secondary and higher education be largely or wholly supported by tuitions. Schools have a marked increase in attendance as a result of the operation of the industrial codes. The increase may be made permanent through an amendment to the Constitution of the United States. The regional standardizing associations are preparing to adopt new kinds of standards. The Federal Board for Vocational Education is absorbed into the United States Office of Education.