Report of a Study of Certain Phases of the Public School System of Boston, Mass.

"Report of a Study of Certain Phases of the Public School System of Boston, Mass." offers a detailed examination of Boston's public schools in the early 20th century. Authored by James H. Van Sickle, this report provides insights into the administrative structure, educational practices, and challenges faced by the school system at that time. It is invaluable for researchers, historians, and educators interested in the history of education in America, particularly the evolution of urban school systems. The study sheds light on the policies, curricula, and teaching methods employed, offering a historical context for understanding contemporary educational issues. A crucial resource for anyone studying the development of public education in the United States.

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