Peter Wolmut

'92 Peter Wolmut, Portland, OR

Peter Wolmut Multnomah School District
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Peter Wolmut, NATD President, and Paul F. Brown, NATD Immediate Past President, attended the NCME Board meeting at NCME's invitation.

Peter Wolmut, Portland, Oregon, Chairperson of the Committee for Test Standardization, reviewed progress made in the development of a document outlining conditions necessary for participation by large cities and counties in test standardizations. Dr. Wolmut reported that a rough draft was reviewed by a committee appointed at the previous meeting in Montreal.
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After questions and discussion from those present, Dr. Wolmut asked those members who had not already done so to cast their votes. The announced result was 28 of 35 approved, 2 approved with recommendations, and 2 disapproved the document. (the final count of all votes, including late arriving ones was reported by Dr. Wolmut in May as totaling 51; 43 yes, 6 yes with reservations and 2 no.)
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Other officers included Peter Wolmut, vice president, Tommy Hall, secretary, and Bill Myers, treasurer.

The articles by Peter Wolmut and Roger Baglin below describe the rationale for the changes in NATD.
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President - Peter Wolmut, Multnomat, Portland, Oregon
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Janie Hall, program chairperson for 1985-86, forming study groups based on the surveys which were returned to Peter Wolmut prior to the meeting in Chicago and will be contacting members shortly.

President Peter Wolmut reported that the informal affiliation between NATD and NCME is counting in a positive manner. He also reported that a joint committee has been formed between NATD and DRE (Directors of Research and Evaluation) to study the national test initiative that is being supported by the Chief State School Officers (CSSO).
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Past President - Peter Wolmut, Portland, OR (Replacing Paul Brown)
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At the conclusion of the meeting, President Wolmut turned the presidency officially over to Janie Hall.
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Riverside Publishing Company picked up the tradition from "Bergie", Jules Grosswald and Peter Wolmut took responsibility for bringing some semplice of order to those informal meetings.