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Handbook of Curriculum Evaluation. Edited by Arieh Lewy. New York: Longman, Inc., 1977. 306pp

Administrators interested in returning religion to the classrooms should read this book. Apparently some educators wish to do just that, notwithstanding the long American struggle to remove religion and its concomitant strife from the schools. The authors report that they put this book together as a response to many inquiries on this subject. Religion initiated American education ; training clergymen, imparting moral ideals and dogmatic ideas, instilling virtue and suppressing vice were among the earliest objectives of