Standardization of Rural Schools in Kansas. W. D. Ross, State Superintendent of Public Instruction 1917 (Hardcover)

This book serves as a historical reference to the process of standardizing rural schools in Kansas. Published in 1917, it provides a detailed look into the challenges faced by the state in trying to create a more uniform system of education for its rural students. A fascinating read for educators and historians alike.

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