The country school should be made a vital center for economic, social, and educational co-operation; it is naturally fitted to be such a center for those engaged in commercial farming, and still more for those engaged in domestic farming, for those who live on and by the small farms they themselves own.
Roosevelt believes that country schools should serve as essential hubs for economic and social cooperation.
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