Education
Bachelor of Science in Government, West Texas State University, 1937; HHD (honorary), Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1987.
Bachelor of Science in Government, West Texas State University, 1937; HHD (honorary), Northwestern State University, Natchitoches, Louisiana, 1987.
Active, Lakeview Presbyterian Church, New Orleans, since 1944;
deacon, Lakeview Presbyterian Church, New Orleans, 1968-1971;
board directors kindergarten and nursery school, Lakeview Presbyterian Church, New Orleans, 1965-1968;
member commission on home and family nurture, Presbytery South Louisiana, 1967-1969;
member Executive Committee, department chairman relation to public schools, Greater New Orleans Federation Churches, 1970-1976;
member Presbyterian campus life committee, Presbytery New Orleans, 1978-1982;
member various committees, Orleans Parish (Louisiana) School Board, 1953-1977. Active Parent-Teachers Association, including board directors New Orleans Council, 1956-1975, president, 1965-1967, vice president, chairman legislation services and president Dist One Louisiana, 1967-1972,member legislation committee National Congress, 1969-1972. Member New Orleans Public Library Board, 1956-1962.
Vice president, chairman membership committee Civic Council New Orleans, 1952-1975. Organizer, executive secretary New Orleans Citizens for Support ofPub. Schools, 1968-1976; board directors, member committees Louisiana Association Mental Health, 1968-1971.
Member juvenile delinquency committee Louisiana Commission Law Enforcement and Administration Criminal Justice, 1968-1970. President Louisiana Orgns. for State Legislation, 1972-1976. Committee member, board directors regional advisory group Louisiana Regional Medical Program Inc., 1970-1976.
Numerous activites for gifted education and special education, including: founder, vice president, legislation chairman Greater New Orleans Special Education Parent-Teachers Association, 1971-1977. Member Executive Committee Louisiana Advisory Council for Learning Disabilities, 1972-1976. Co-chairman Speak Out for Special Children, New Orleans, 1972-1977.
Member Task Force for Implementation of Act 368 of 1972, Louisiana, 1972-1976. Special hearing officer Federal District Court, New Orleans, 1973-1977. Chairman Louisiana Advisory Committee for Gifted and Talented, 1973-1976.
President, organizer Association Gifted and Talented Students Inc., 1973-1986. Editor newsletter, 1973-1981, contributing editor, 1981-1987. Committee member, chairman nomination committee Louisiana Governor's 4-C Policy Board, 1974-1977.
Project reader Office Gifted and Talented, Office Education, 1975-1976. Member Louisiana Coalition on Handicapped, 1975-1988. Member U. New Orleans Task Force on Gifted and Talented, 1976-1982.
Regional representative Louisiana Governor's White House Conference on Handicapped, 1977. Board directors National Association Gifted Children, 1977-1986. Member Louisiana Governor's Adv.Com. on Education of Handicapped, 1978-1981.
Member of advisory board Gifted Advocacy Information Network, 1979-1983. Member of advisory board Institute Gifted and Talented Education, New Jersey Department Education, 1978-1981. Review editor Journal Education of Gifted, Association for Gifted, 1980-1982.
Vice-Chairman, Board Of Directors Louisiana School for Mathematics Science and the Arts, Natchitoches, 1981-1985, Chairman of the Board, 1985-1987. Member of advisory board Gifted Children's Newsletter, since 1981. Member Governor's Advisory Committee Ednl.
Block Grants.
Member Governor's Commision on Law Enforcement and Administration, Criminal Justice, Juvenile Delinquency Committee, 1970.
M. Clarence W. Coffey. Children: Clarence William, Kathryn Annual.