The Strickland Commission
1975 Report of the
Legislative Study Commission
on Public and Private Schools
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1975 Report of the |
The 1975 Legislative Study Commission on Public and Private Schools was more commonly known as the "Strickland Commission" since it was chaired by NC State Senator Thomas E. Strickland. It was created by Resolution 183 during the 1974 session of the North Carolina General Assembly. Its purpose was to "make a thorough study" of: The relationship between public and non-public schools; the relationship between non-public schools and the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction; and, the certification of teachers in non-public schools.
This document is available only in Adobe Acrobat format. The free Adobe Reader is required for viewing it. The document itself is divided into three sections:
Introductory section (6 pages)
Includes: Cover; title page; Senator Strickland's letter to the Governor; and, table of contents
The report (41 pages)
Appendices A through G (19 pages)
Includes: Resolution 183 creating the Commission; 1975 Standards for Approved Non-Public Schools; 1975 NC Teacher Certification Reciprocity Plans; 1975 NC Teacher Certification Emergency Regulations; a NC General Assembly bill to establish a continuing statutory commission to study problems in education concerning public and private schools; a NC General Assembly bill to clarify NC Teacher Certification regulations; and, NC Teacher Certification recommendations to the NC State Board of Education.