Gilhool: All children important By CAROL CHASE Collegian Staff Writer Pennsylvania State Secretary of Education Thomas Gilhool urged primary and secondary school officials to improve classroom instruction "so no child is left behind." Gilhool was the guest speaker at the Pennsylvania School Study Council annual fall conference held yesterday in the Nittany Lion Inn. The Secretary of Education challenged more than 130 Pennsylvania primary and secondary school superintendents, principals and teachers to "find the energy and the will to educate every child to the top of the curriculum. "The heart of the matter clearly is instruction," Gilhool said. More than 100 schools of high low-income in the state are making huge strides in education that should be emulated by other state schools, he said. Donald Willower, acting dean of the College of Education, urged school administrators to build and create their own tradition in their schools and make learning a memorable experience, citing the University as an example. "(Penn State) has a whole series of traditions . . . that emphasize a life-long attachment for its alumni,' Willower said. Dan Cilo, council graduate assistant, said this tradition might not be a winning football team which everyone rallies around, but a great math program, for instance. Willower said administrators need to cultivate moral authority and be better planners and leaders. Schools need leaders who are dedicated to making the organization work, but responsibility should not rest on one person, he said. One way to spread the responsibility is to give parents and teachers more decision-making freedom in school matters, Willower said. 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