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Howell, H. (1959). The responsibility of the principal in developing an instructional program to meet the needs of the community and the individual. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_historic_ala4823
In the frontier days of America, the school and the community supplemented one another. Frontier life as simple and the requirements for existence on the frontier were, more often than not, a strong back rather than a strong mind. The task of the school, therefore, was relatively simple. The school amply fulfilled its duties if it provided "Reading" with which one might read from the bible, "Ritin" so that simple letter might be written and records kept, and "Rithmetic" which could be used to keep account and make measurements.
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Howell, H. (1959). The responsibility of the principal in developing an instructional program to meet the needs of the community and the individual. Retrieved from http://purl.flvc.org/fsu/fd/FSU_historic_ala4823
