The Law Establishing and Regulating Common Schools in the State of California: Passed May 3, 1855, With Notes and Explanatory Forms, and List of Books (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781143904370)

This historical document, "The Law Establishing and Regulating Common Schools in the State of California," presents the legislation passed on May 3, 1855, governing the establishment and operation of common schools in California. It includes detailed notes, explanatory forms, and a comprehensive list of books approved for use in public schools, as designated by the Department of Public Instruction in Benicia.

This volume provides valuable insight into the early development of California's educational system, offering a glimpse into the standards, regulations, and resources that shaped public education during this formative period. It serves as an essential resource for historians, educators, and legal scholars interested in the evolution of educational law and practice in the United States.

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