# LCMS Convention Proceedings_St. Louis Missouri_1947_S256
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254 SEMINARIES AND COLLEGES

River Forest, or of River Forest students who cannot be accommo-
dated in the dormitories there during the existing emergency;

5. That the Board for Higher Education be authorized to co-
operate with interested Districts in exploring the possibility of
Setting up separate boarding high schools on or near the campus
at Seward or River Forest. It is understood, however, that any
specific agreements or actions proposed under this authorization
require prior approval by Synod in its convention in 1950;

6. That the Board for Higher Education be directed to author-
ize any curricular adjustments which might be made necessary
at the ministerial preparatory schools by increased enrollments
of teacher-training students;

7. That the Board for Higher Education be directed to study
the possibility of developing a subsidy arrangement with Lu-
theran high schools for the production of acceptable candidates

C. GENERAL MATTERS PERTAINING TO
PREPARATORY SCHOOLS

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Uniformity re Administration of Student Support
in Districts
(Memorial 148)

Wuereas, For the guidance of the District committees through
which support from our synodical funds is granted to students, the
following regulations have been set up in our Synodical Handbook,
1945, p. 83:

5a. Since all our students receive free tuition and housing on
the part of Synod, all students ought to be ready to do some manual

or other labor at our synodical institutions, as their time may per-
mit, in order to show their appreciation of the benefits they are

however, is a problem which cannot be solved by any fixed rules,
but must according to circumstances be worked out by the Board

5d. The Synod recommends to Districts, conferences, and
individual congregations to adopt the above resolutions as their
guiding principles in granting support to students; but

Wuereas, There is no uniformity among the Districts or among
Synod’s institutions in regard to the application of these suggested
rules and regulations, so that some Districts and institutions en-