Citizenship and the Schools
First published in 1907, this classic work of educational theory argues that schools have a crucial role to play in preparing students for citizenship in a democracy. Jeremiah Whipple Jenks was a leading progressive educator and social reformer of his time, and his book remains a valuable source of insights and ideas on the relationship between education, democracy, and civic engagement. This new edition includes a preface by education scholar Diane Ravitch, who highlights the relevance of Jenks's ideas for contemporary debates on education policy.
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