# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1944_S484
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. problems of the teachers’ colleges and to gain a mature judgmen’

484 Report of Board for Higher Education

and pastors for the high school years, perhaps even for the junic
college years—all these touch problems of far-reaching consequen
They involve ultimately the Possibility of a basic change in the t
of Missouri Synod’s clergy: ,
Then there is a host of minor problems: eight years on one campus
at these schools, co-education on the high school level, the extent of:
general education on both levels, accreditation, etc. :
The parish school is of such great importance for the Church that
the problems affecting the training of teachers for it deserve thorz}
ough and painstaking study. The war has beclouded the picture
parish school teacher requirements and made it impossible to d
policies for the future at this time. Various broader issues. are ‘iz
volved, which present problems beyond the scope of this survey.

It was not possible, to our regret, to deal adequately with -these

them. Hence, no recommendations are made concerning the teache
colleges, and the completion of their study must be left to others.

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