The Problem of Adequate Salaries for Elementary School Teachers With Special References to Alameda County (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781171650317)

"The Problem of Adequate Salaries for Elementary School Teachers With Special References to Alameda County" examines the critical issue of teacher compensation in the early 20th century. Focusing on Alameda County, this study delves into the challenges of providing adequate salaries for educators and the implications for the quality of elementary education. Albert Sanborn Colton's work offers a detailed analysis of the factors influencing teacher pay and the potential solutions for ensuring fair and sustainable compensation. This treatise provides historical context to the ongoing debates surrounding educational funding and teacher welfare.

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