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The United Front in Rural Education by John. S. Carroll - 1952In this review of the condition of education in rural America we have been brought closer to the variety of problems facing people in the different sections of the country. We have learned about the ways in which these problems are being met, and we have seen heartening evidences of progress being made on many fronts in fulfilling democracy's promise of equal educational opportunity for all the children of the United States. Our present concern is to examine more closely the results of some significant movements among lay-citizen and professional groups to improve our rural communities and their schools. This combined effort—of farmer,businessman, and worker; of teacher, parent, scholar, and technician; of public official and agency expert; and of pupil and student—constitutes the united front which is creating new frontiers for our democratic society today.To view the full-text for this article you must be signed-in with the appropriate membership. Please review your options below: | This article originally appeared as NSSE Yearbook Vol 51, No. 2. |
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