The American School Board Journal
, Volume 53, offers a comprehensive look into the key issues and discussions shaping American education during its time. Authored by William George Bruce, William Conrad Bruce, and the National School Boards Association, this volume provides insights into the policies, challenges, and advancements within school administration and governance. A valuable resource for educators, administrators, and researchers, this journal captures a pivotal era in the evolution of American educational practices.
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