School Funds and School Laws of Michigan: With Notes and Forms to Which Are Added Elements of School Architecture, &c., With Lists of Text Books and L (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781144255983)

"School Funds and School Laws of Michigan," by John M. Gregory, is a comprehensive guide to the financial and legal aspects of education in Michigan. This volume provides detailed notes and forms related to school administration, offering insights into the historical framework of Michigan's educational system. Beyond legal and financial matters, the book includes elements of school architecture, offering a glimpse into the design considerations of educational facilities during the period. Additionally, it features lists of recommended textbooks and library books, serving as a valuable resource for educators and administrators in selecting appropriate materials. This historical text provides a unique perspective on the development of Michigan's schools and the resources that supported them.

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