After considerable discussion the following plan for reorganization of the Association was adopted:
organizing the East China Educational (1) That we approve the principle of Association in three sections, that is, College, Middle School, and Primary, and recommend to the incoming Executive Committee that the programma for next year's meeting be worked out along the lines of one or two days of sectional conference a8 above, and third day of conference aaa whole.
(2) That we approve of a budget of at least. $6,000 Mex, for o secretary of the Association, (3) That a representative committee of seven to be known a8 the Organization Committee ba appointed with pore:
1. To work out in detail the budget for the secretary.
2. To determine the basis upon which this fund should be apportioned the various instutions.
3. To select a secretary and secure hig loan by his Mission an the under.
standing that the Association—shall assume his full support after not more than two years.
In the evening the Association were the guests of the Union Church Literary Social Guild at a lantern lecture. religious Teaching in the Schools:
What the Chinese Government is Doing At the closing session of the East China Educational Association on Thursday morning the following report_waa made by the Commitice on Government Recognition of the Middle Schools.
A. 1. The previous regulatioge pra-viding for registration of insti sot college grade specified thet there should bs no religious teaching. This clause concerning religion has now been deleted.
2. New regulations have been put forth concerning the registration private schools of collegiate grade. regulations do not go into detail and ace conceived along broad lines,
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