An idea long recongnized as "good business" by national special-interest groups has been embraced by the State of California, with an office and full time representation in Washington, D. C. Describes how the service was established and how it works. (Author/MLF)

California Assembly Bill 65, recently signed into law, provides comprehensive legislation for education policy that, by attacking a myriad of educational problems, may serve as a model bill for other states to follow. (Author/MLF)

Deplores the fact that California spends 15 million dollars a year for driver's education but next to nothing for environmental education, and discusses proposed programs in survival training for teachers and students. (Author/EA)

A major restructuring of public education for young children underway in California is committed to the idea that the first eight years of a child's life are the most important in determining the future success of all citizens. (Author/JN)