This series is composed of correspondence between the Director and major staff members of the Division and various people interested in the goals and activities of the Division.

This series contains copies of charters of new local chapters of the Future Business Leaders of America club formed at secondary schools statewide. Also included are related correspondence. These files are maintained by the Business and Office Education Unit of the Office of Vocational Education in its continuing effort to promote participation in the activities of this club in order to strengthen interests and skills in the world of business.

This series consists of the various publications of record produced by the Office of Vocational Education, Georgia Department of Education.

This series contains annual statistical reports submitted to the Office of Vocational Education by every teacher of vocational agriculture in the state. Included are summaries of each teacher's activities in such fields as: (1) supervised occupational experience programs (2) organized class programs (3) community activities (4) participation in Future Farmers of America chapters. These forms thus summarize the impact and extent of the agriculture education programs in Georgia.

This series contains copies of state plans which establish needs, goals, policies, regulations and guidelines for the operation of vocational education programs. Also included are copies of technical reference materials and other documents relating to vocational education planning and operations.

This series includes correspondence, memorandums, forms, pamphlets, reports, and legal documents relating to all areas of interest of Associate Superintendent of Schools for the Office of Instructional Services. Such subjects as developing and implementing curricula for Georgia public schools, administering federal funds for education programs and administering the Georgia Educational Television Service are addressed in these files.

This bulletin was originally sponsored by the Georgia Library Commission, the Division of Textbook and Library Service of the Georgia Department of Education and the Georgia Library Association. It was started in 1941, suspended in 1943 and resumed in 1949. The publication is composed of news notes concerning staff changes and other personnel news relating to librarians in the public schools, news from library associations and librarian programs in public schools.

These mimeographed reports are apparently aimed at the State's teachers and others connected with the Department of Education. Each monthly issue averages twelve pages in length and contains a feature article on some departmental crisis, the report from some conference or meeting, or some departmental facility of note. Other features include a note from the superintendent, book reports, poems, personal news items, etc.