Study Of Rural Schools In Wichita County

"A Study Of Rural Schools In Wichita County" offers a detailed examination of the state of rural education in Wichita County, likely in Texas, during the early 20th century. Authored by Edward Everett Davis, Clarence Truman Gray, and Thomas Hall Shelby, this study provides valuable insights into the challenges and opportunities faced by rural schools and the communities they served.

The book likely delves into various aspects of rural education, including curriculum, teaching methods, school administration, and the socio-economic factors affecting student learning. It serves as an important historical document for understanding the evolution of education in rural America and may contain statistical data and analyses relevant to educational policy and practice of the time.

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