Country School Association of America

CSAA Member Shares Her Memories of Schoolhouse Days

I'm on My Way

by Carolyn K. Tanner

It was "Teacher" who inspired Carolyn to become an educator herself, and to recall her schoolhouse days as among her fondest memories. Read of her first days in a one-room school, recess, studies, standards, snowy days on the plains of Nebraska, the talent show, the troublesome stove pipe, and many more. These are the details that fill the history of our country schools and transport us to simpler times in our nation's public schools.

Members of CSAA thank Carolyn for submitting her stories for our readers!

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I'M ON MY WAY

In Person!... 2022 CSAA Annual Conference

The 2022 CSAA Country School Conference is On!

Registration is now open to attend the 2022 CSAA Annual Country School Conference to be held in Golden, Colorado. This venue has been postponed twice, but this is the year for gathering in person once again to share our interest and progress in the preservation of our iconic country schools. For full conference details....CLICK THE LINKS BELOW TO OUR WEBSITE CONFERENCE PAGES

Hope to see you there!

CSAA 2022 COUNTRY SCHOOL CONFERENCE

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It's Been a While!

Like the Phoenix...the Newsletter Makes a Comeback

We know it's been a while, but schoolhouse activities are back in action across the country (post-COVID) and so is our need to begin posting on our newsletter! If you have something interesting in your connection with the history and preservation of country schools, here's s forum to share with our readers and members. Past articles are still accessible in the archives to the right, but now is the time to forge ahead with our efforts to engage country school enthusiasts.

Send your writing, memories, events, visits, videos, and activities relating to your country schools. We have an audience who will appreciate your efforts. See some brand new posts below!

Regards, 

Susan Fineman, Volunteer Editor