School law of West Virginia

"School Law of West Virginia" is a historical document providing insights into the legal framework governing education in West Virginia during the late 19th century. This volume contains the laws and statutes pertaining to schools, offering a glimpse into the educational priorities and administrative structures of the era. Researchers and historians of education will find this text a valuable primary source for understanding the evolution of public education in the state. The book reflects the social and political context of post-Civil War West Virginia and the efforts to establish and regulate a statewide school system.

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