 By 1969, Crowell made the decision to shut down the "This Week" magazine which had a circulation of 9 million as a weekend supplement for papers such as "The Providence Journal" and "the Kansas City Star".In 1969 Crowell Collier & Macmillan went back to publishing magazines but with a focus on education.They acquired six magazines including "Grade Teacher", "the Catholic School Journal", "Industrial Arts" and "Vocational Education", "College Management", "School Management" and "Business Management".