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January 7-8, 1972
The conference was held in cooperation with the Harvard
Graduate School of Education and the Federal Reserve
Bank of Boston.
The conference was a joint effort. The New England School Development Council
obtained the speakers, and invited interested school
administrators, school board inembers, local and state
government officials, and leaders in public service.
The Council provided those attending the conference
with materials to supplement the talks. The Harvard
Graduate School of Education provided all facilities
for the conference, and made it possible for the twelfth
Alfred Dexter Simpson Lecture to be part of the program.
Contents
Entire Proceedings (13.5MB) 
Foreword
Frank E. Morris, Robert S. Ireland, and Theodore R. Sizer.
The Issues
The Cost-Revenue Squeeze
Francis Keppel
Comparative School Finance Data,
New England States vs. California
Steven J. Weiss and Deborah Driscoll
Inequities in the Benefits and Burdens
of Public Education
Arthur E. Wise
The Judicial Impact
Paul R. Dimond
The Art of the Possible
Donald R. Dwight
Alternative Support Patterns
Tax Equity and Educational Equality
Robert T. Capeless
What We Have Already Tried
in State-Local Support Systems
Charles S. Benson
Alternative Federal Roles
in School Finance
William G. Colman
Full State Funding
The Alfred Dexter Simpson Lecture
James B. Conant
Governor Milton J. Shapp’s Proposal
for a National Education Trust Fund
A. Edward Simon
The Continuing Responsibility
of Educators
Francis Keppel
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