Needs of Secondary Schools in Georgia and Constitutional Amendments
Andrew J. Cobb argues for a Georgia constitutional amendment to establish a thorough public secondary school system, linking it to improved common schools and college preparation. He traces history from 1785 to 1900s, stresses local tax powers, and warns that current restrictions hinder rural white education and economic growth. He urges adoption to empower local districts and advance statewide education.
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