National Council for American Education

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National Council for American Education (NCAE) was founded by Allen A. Zoll in July 1948 to fight Marxism in the classroom. Zoll served the NCAE as executive vice president. Vern P. Kaub was director of research. Mrs. Jessica Payne was vice-president of the NCAE.[1]

Publications

  • Red-Ucators at Harvard (1949)
  • Private Schools: The Solution to America's Educational Problem.
  • How Red is the Little Red Schoolhouse?
  • Progressive Education Increases Delinquency

Notes

  1. ↑ Cross-Currents by Arnold Forster and Benjamin R. Epstein, page 55
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