Rural Life And The Rural School (1915)

Focusing on the early 20th century, the book addresses the significant challenges faced by rural communities in the U.S., particularly in agriculture, poverty, and education. Kennedy emphasizes the vital role of the rural school system in fostering the next generation of farmers and workers, advocating for community involvement and teachers who understand rural dynamics. This work serves as an important historical resource for those interested in rural America, education, and social policy, while also being a part of a commitment to preserve cultural literature.