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0001The acceptance of educational programsin rural Wisconsin / Burton W. Kreitlowand James A. Duncan .

Kreitlow, Burton W. ; Duncan. James A.Madison : Agricultural ExperimentStation, University of Wisconsin. 1956.Cover title. 23 p. : ill. : 23 cm.Includes bibliographical references.(NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (1) no.525).

0002Agriculture, social and educationalchange in rural Wisconsin, 1953-1973.Duncan, Jsmes A. : Moyer, Harriett.1981. Document available from:Agricultural Bulletin Bldg.. 1535Observatory Drive., Univ. of Wisconsin,Madison, WI., 53706. 30 p. (NAL CallNo.: R 3088).This report is an attempt to assesssocial and educational changes ocurringin rural neighborhoods. Tables included.

0003Alcohol and marijuana use among ruralhigh school students: a test of afacilitative-constraint model.Goe. W.R. ; Napier. T.L.-Bachtel. D.C.Columbus : The Department. ESO OnloState University. Dept. of AgriculturalEconomics and Rural Sociology. Includesstatistical data. 1984? (1101). 32 p.Incluoes 52 references. (NAL Call No..ANAL HD1411.03).

0004An assessment of the influnce of peerassociation and identification on druguse among rural high school students.Napier, T.L. Goo. R.-Bechtel. D.C.Columbus : The Department. ESO - OhioState University, Dept. of AgriculturalEconomics and Rural Sociology. Feb 1983.Feb 1983. (981). 27 p. Includes 44references. (NAL Call No.: H31411.03).Extract: Data were collected on 1981from 4,859 junior and senior high schoolstudents living in two counties insouthern Georgia to examine therelationship of peer group influence andpsychosocial identification with thefrequency of drug use. Practically allof the students in grades 8 through 12

two study counties were interviewedin controlled group sessions duringregularly scheduled school hours. All ofthe interviews were conductedsimultaneously in each selected schoolto prevent biasing of responses due tothe diffusion of study contents amongstudent participants. Informationregarding the type and extent of druguse was collected from the students aswell as peer group relationships andpsychosocial identification with variousgroups. These data provided theopporunity to examine the merits of atheoretical perspective developed fromselected components of differentialassociation and differentialidentification theories.

0005Brief analysis of the coordination ofagencies in Ascension Parish, Louisianato improve rural living througheducation by E.J. Niederfrenk,Niederfrank, Evelon Joy, 1904-. (BatonRouge. La. Louisiana State University,Division of Agricultural Extension1937?). Cover title -"Southwesternland-grant college librarymicroreproduction project. -Microfilm.Wooster, Ohio : Micro Photo Division.Bell & Howell, 1979. -- 1 reel ; 35 mm.35 p. : ill. ; 29 cm. (NAL Call No.:Film 1490).

0006Change in rural schools.Edington, E.D. Ames, Iowa : RuralSociological Society. The RuralsociologiSt. Nov 1981. v. 1 (6). p.359-363. Includes references. (NAL CallNo.: DNAL HT401.R94).

0007Class dismissed examining Nebraska'srural education debate /prepared for theNebraska Rural Community SchoolsAssociation by Jonathan P. Sher ; withthe research assistance of Linda Hoke.Seer, Jonathan P. : Hoke, Linda.Hildreth, NE? : Nebraska Rural CommunitySchools Association, 1988? . *March.1988.1'. 60 p. ; 28 cm. Includesbibliographical references. (NAL CallNo.: ANAL LC5147.N2S5).

000BComing-of-age in the industrial state :

the ideology and implementation of ruralschool reform, 1893-1925: New York Stateits a case study / by Edward PaulDeAntoni.DeAntoni. Edward Paul, 1941-. 1971.Thesis (Ph.D.)--Cornell University.1971. Photocopy. Ann Arbor. Mich. :

University Microfilms, 1971. iv, 268leaves ; 21 cm. Includes bibliographies.(NAL Call NO.: DISS 71-15.622).

0009A comparative study of attitudss, schoolenvironment, home environment andachievement of selected twelfth gradestudents in rural and urban high sehoolsin Utah.Simmons, Mark Carl, 1934-. Ann Arbor,Mich. University Microfilms 1970.Thesis--University of Utah. 1969. xv,124 leaveS. Bibliography: leaves103-110. (NAL Call No.: DISS 70-1.428).

0010A comparison of the differential effectof ethnicity and perception of familyincome on edUcational aspirations,preparation and parentalinfluence-attempts of Indian andnon-Indian students in four rural highschools in Montana / Wayne L. Larson .

Larson, Wayne L. Bozeman : MontanaAgricultural Experiment Station, MontanaState University, 1971. Cover title. 19

4 leaves ; 28 cm. Bibliography: leaf23 . (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 M76 (1)

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0011Costs of rural high schools in centralKansas, 1956-67 /by Willard A. Wrightand Wilfrad M. Pine.Wright. Willard A. : Pine, Wilfred H.Manhattan. Kan. : AgriculturalExperiment Station, Kansas StateUniversity of Agriculture and ApoliedScience, 1961. "Contribution No. 335.Dept. of Agricultural Economics ...based on the Master's thesis of WillardA. Wright. 'A study of the factorsaffecting costs of rural high schools incentral Kansas. 1956-57', accepted in1959"--p. 3. 24 p. 111., 1 map : 23cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 K135 (1)no.429).

0012Delivering education in rural areasvaries widely.MINSB. ObSt. J. St. Paul. Minn. : TheStation. Minnesota science -Agricultural Experiment Station,University of Minnesota. Spring 1989. v.44 (1). p. 5. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100M668).

0013Development of rural community schoolsin Illinois / by D.E. Lindstrom. -.Lindstrom. D. E. (David Edgar). Urbana.Ill. University of Illinois,Agricultural Experiment Station 1958. 40P. : ill.. maps ; 23 cm. --. Includesbibliographical references. (NAL CallNo.: MLCM 83/1349).

0014DisadVantaged secondary school youth inrural Iowa / by Kent B. Winter. -.Winter, Kent B. (Kent Benjamin). 1932-.1971. TheSis (Ph.D.)--Iowa StateUniversity. 1971. Photocopy. Ann Arbor,Mich. : University Microfilms, 1972. ix,225 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves184-185. (NAL Call No.: DISS 71-30,508).

0015An economic analysis of the impact of anew college on a rural community / byJames Merrill Conrad. -.Conrad. %James Merrill, 1942-. 1970.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Kentucky.1970. Photocopy. Ann Arbor, Mich. :

University Microfilms. 1971. viii. 102leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography: leaves99-102. (NAL CaIl No.: DISS 71-8,579).

0016Education and rural economicdevelopment.White. G. Mississippi State, Miss. : TheCentar. SRDC series Smthern RuralDevelopment Center. Paper presented atConference on "Emerging issues in therural economy of the South" January13-14. 1986, Birmingham. Alabama. Apr1986, (81). p. 97-100. (NAL Call No.:DNAL H1401.572).

0017Education of freedmen and the role ofself-help in a sea island setting,1862-1682 (Port Royal Experiment, ruralblack adUcation. St. Helena Island,South Carolina).Washington, D.E. Berkeley. Calif.

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Uriversity of California Press.Agricultural history. July 1984. v. 58(3). p. 442-455. Includes references.(NAL Call No.: 30.98 AG8).

0018Education (Rural, trends. USA).Parks. G.A. : Ross. P.J.-Oust. A.E.Boulder, Colo. : Westview Press. 1982.Rural society in the U.S. : issues forthe 1980s / edited by Don A. Dittman andDaryl J. Hobbs. p. 185-195. 22 ref. (NALCall No.: MN59.2.R87).

0019The educational and occupationalaspirations of Louisiana rural highschool atiniors: a comparative study.Ohlendorf. G.W. ; Rafferty. D.M. BatonRouge. La., The Station. Bulletin -

Louisiana Agricultural ExperimentStation. Apr 1982. Apr 1982. (737). 23p. 13 ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 L93 (1))

0020Educational and occupational motivationand adoption of agricultural technologyamong rural residents (Louisiana).Hunts. C. Baton Rouge

: The University.Research bulletin - Southern University.July 25. 1932. v. 4 (1). p. 13-29.Includes references. (NAL Call No.:S539.5.R42).

0021Educational and vocational goals ofrural youth and their parents inTennessee /by Batty I. Je4frey.Jeffrey. Betty Irene. Knoxville :

University of Tennessee. AgriculturalExperiment Station. 1986. Cover title.51 p. ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p.24. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 1255 (1)no.399).

0022Educational aspirations and achivementsof rural and small town Mississippiyouth.Frew W. : Mohan. Y.R.-Sollia. C.R.Mississippi State. The 51 tion. Bulletin- Mississippi Agricultural & ForestryExparimant Station.Mississippi.Agricultural and Forestry ExperimentStation. Nov 1979. Nov 1979. (880). 5 p.ill. 21 ref. (NAL Call No.: S79.E3).

0023Educational aspirations and expectationsof students in rural Washington highschools / Walter L. Slocum. -.Slocum. Walter L. Pullman, Wash. Dept.of Rural Sociology, Research Center.College of Agriculture. Washington StateUniversity 1966. iv. 100. (27) leaves ;

30 cm. Bibliography; leaves (101-103).(NAL Call No.: MLCM 83/561).

0024The educational attainment and futureplans of Kentucky rural youths.KAEBA. Youmans, E.G. Lexington : TheStation. Bulletin - Kentucky,Agricultural Experiment Station.Documents available from: AgricultureLibrary. Agricultural Science Center -North, University of Kentucky.Lexington, Ky. 40546-0091.- Includes

statistical data. Jan 1959. (664). 45 p.(NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 K41 (2)).

0025The educational challenge in ruralAlaska: era of local control.Hecht. K.A. Boulder, Colo.. WestviewPress. 1981. Rural education inurbanized nations issues andinnovations / edited by Jonatha, P.Sher. p. 185-211, 71 ref. (NAL Call No.:LC146.R87).

0026Educational nmeds of less privilegedhomemakers in a rural county in Iowa /by Mary S. Lyle. -.Lila. Mary Stewart. 1897-. Ames. IowaDept. of Home Economics Education.Agricultural Experiment Station, IowaState College 1952. 55 p. : forms ; 22cm. --. Includes bibliographicalreferences. (NAL Call No.: 100 109no.392).

0027Educational needs of threesocio-economic groups of ruralhomemakers in Iowa /by Mary S. Lyle.Lyle. Mary Stewart. 1897-. Ames. Iowa .

Agricultural and Home EconomicsExperiment Station. Iowa StateUniversity of Science and Technology,1959. p. 543-569 ; 28 cm. Bibliography:p. 568. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 109no.470).

0028Education's response to the rural crisismodel programs in the Midwest/Jacqueline O. Spears.Spears, Jacquelire 0. Manhattan. Kan.Kansas State University. 187? .

"December 1987 "- "Miduest RegionalInitiative"--Cover.- "Action Agenda forRural Adult PostsecondaryEducation"--Cover. v. 184 p. : 28 cm.(NAL Call No.: DNAL LC5252.A1457).

0029Elementary, secondary and highereducation in rural New York State anaction stratagy /New York StateLegislative Commission on RuralResources ; Charles D. Cook, chairman.; Cook. Charles 0..: 1935-. Albany. N.Y,: The Commission, 1995 . Cover title.-"September 11. 1995.". ii. 26 p. ; 28cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL LC5147.N7E4).

0030Environmental factors and schoolattendance a study in rural Louisiana/ by Alvin L. Bertrand and Marion B.Smith.Bertrand. Alvin Lee. 1918-. ; Smith.Marion B.; 1894-. Baton Rouge. La. :

Louisiana State University andAgricultural and Mechanical College.Agricultural Experiment Station. 1960.43 p. ! map ; 23 cm. Includesbibliographical references. (NAL CallNo.: (NAL 100 L93 (1) no.533).

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0031An evaluation of local edWcationalextension television programs by ruralpeople and agricultural extension agentsin the metropolitan area of Portland,Oregon / by Lloyd C. Baron. -.

Baron. Lloyd. C. 1965. ix, 73 leaves :

28 cm. Bibliography: leaves 71-73. (NALCall No.: MLCM 83/1494).

0032An evaluative study of the dUties andrwsponsibilities of school supervisorsin selectod rural school districts inWest Virginia / by Gary Gene Smith. -.Smith, Gary Gene, 1936-. 1971. Thesis(Ph.e.)--American UniversYcy. 1971.Photocopy. Ann Arbor. Mich. : UniversityMicrofilms, 1971. x. 171 leaves : 21 cm.Bibliography: leaves 139-141. (NAL CallNo.: DISS 71-24.578).

0033Existing and alternative methods ofproviding health care and educationservices in sparselands of America(Rural services).Moriarty. S.M. New York, Pergamon Press,1981. Settlement systems in sparselypopulated regions . the United Statesand Australia / edited by Richard E.Lonsdale. John H. Holmes. p. 295-321.ill., maps. 28 ref. (NAL Call No.:HN59.5472).

0034An exploratory study of factorsassociated with adult residence andoccupation of rural youth graduatingfrom two Michigan high schools / byEugene Frederick Dios. -.Dice, Eugene F. 1956. Thesis(M.A.)--Michigan State University, 1956.Extension Repository Collection-Typescript (carbon copy). V. 130 leaves; 29 cm. Bibliography: leaves 128-130.(NAL Call No.: HO796.05).

0035Factors affecting post-high schOoleducational and job plans of rural youthin eight Illinois counties in the1983-54 school year /D.E. Lindstrom.Lindstrom. D. E. 1899-. Urbana, Ill.University of Illinois, College ofAgriculture, Agricultural ExperimentStation. 1968. Caption title:Educational and job plans of Illinoisrural youth.- Running title: Rural youtheducational and job plans.- Cover title.44 p. : t map ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p.42-44. (NAL Call NO.: DNAL 100 116Sno.731).

0036Factors relating to occupational andeducational decision making of ruralyouth : reseach summary / by James T.Horner, Jamas G. Buterbaugh, and M.Judith Carefoot ; for North CentralRegion Agricultural Experiment StationCommittee (NC 105), cooperating with theNalaraska Occupational EdUcation Researchand Coordination Unit. -.Horner, James T. Lincoln Dept. ofAgricultural Education, University ofNebraska 1967. 40 p. ; 28 cm. --.Bibliography: p. 31-40. (NAL Call No.:

MLCM 83/1593).

0037Fiscal trendS and enrollment change inrural school districts.Alter, T.R. ; MoOre. D.E. College Park.Md. : The Council. JournalNortheastern Agricultural EconomicsCouncil. Oct 1980. v. 9 (2). o. 102-107.Includes 21 references. (NA.. Call No..HD1773.A2N6).Extract: The overall objective of thispaper is to provide a base for furtherresearch on problems and issues in ruralschool finance by examiningPennsylvania's rural school districts.Our specific objectives are threefold.First, we summarize briefly previousresearch on enrollment change betweenthe 1970-71 and 1976-77 school years inPennsylvania's urban and rural schooldistricts. Second, enrollment change inthese school districts is related tOchange in district fiscalcharacteristics. Third, we suggest someideas for further research on theproblems of financing rural schooldistricts, especially in light of theenrollment changes occurring in thesedistricts.

0038Foundation grants for rural developmentresearch and education programs.Nelson, OA. ; MacLean. J.T. Washington.D.C., The Administration. Joint Planningand Evaluation staff paper - UnitedStates Dept. of Agriculture. Science andEducation Administration, Joint Planningand Evaluation. Nov 1980. Nov 1980.(80-PP5-90). 7 p. 4 ref. (NAL Call No.:aHDi751.U59).

0039Foxfire: experiential edWcation in ruralAmerica.Parks. G.A. Boulder, Colo., WestviewPress, 1981. Rural education inurbanized nations : issues andinnovations / edited by Jonathan P.Sher. p. 277-300. 12 ref. (NAL Call No.:LC5146.R87).

0040From high school to adulthood: a surveyof South Carolina young people (Ruralsociology).Lyson, T.A.SCAEA. ; Stover, P.W. Clemson: The Station. Bulletin - Sonth CarolinaAgricultural Experiment Station. July1982. July 1982. (641). 13 p. ill.Includes references. (NAL Call No.: 100SO8 (1)).

0041Funding for local government and schoolsin rural Oklahoma /Gordon Sloggett.Gerald Doeksen.Sloggett, Gordon. ; Doeksen. Gerald A.Washington, D.C. : U.S. Dept. ofAgriculture, Economic Research Service.Agriculture and Rural Economy Division,1988 , Cover title. v. 36 p. : ill. :

26 cm. Bibliography: p. 23. (NAL CallNo.: DNAL aHJ9299.55).

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0042A Guide on successful uses of technologyin rural schoolsa project on uses oftechnology in rural schools / McCormiCk,Fred C. ; McCoreick, Eileen R. ;

submitted to: National Institute OfEducation ; submitted by: EducationalOperations Concepts, Inc.McCormick. Fred C. ; McCormick. EileenR. St. Paul. Minn. : EducationalOperations Concepts, Inc., 1982. "June,1982."- ED 262 923.- RC 015 392.- "RFC).no.. NIE-0-81-0183.". iii, 80 p. ; 28cm. Bibliography: p. 79-80. (NAL CallNo.: ()NAL Fiche no.278).

0043High school drop-outs in a rural countytheir problems and adjustments : a studyof student withdrawals in WhitmanCounty, Washington, 1949-54 /CarolLarson Stone.Stone, Carol Larson. 1922-. Pullman,Wash. : State College of Waahington.Agricultural Experiment Station, 1966.Cover title. 40 p. : 23 cm.Bibliography: p. 38-40. (NAL Call No.:()NAL 100 W27E no.565).

0044Higher education in rural America,serving the adult learner /Dougals M.Treadway.Treadway, Douglas M. New York : CollegeEntrance Examination Board. 1984. x. 72p. : ill. : 24 cm. Bibliography: p.65-67. (NAL Call No.: DNAL LC5251.T74).

0045Higher education resources available foreconomic and rural development.Roberts, H. Mississi3pi State, Miss. :

The Center. SRDC series Southern RuralDevelopment Center. Paper presented atConference on "Emerging issues in therural economy of the South" January13-14, 1986, Birmingham, Alabama. Apr1986. (81). p. 93-95. (NAL Call No.:ONAL HT401.S72).

0046An impact evaluation of a rural youthdrug odUcatino program.Sarvela, P.O. ; McClendon. E.J.Amityville, N.Y. : Baywood PublishingCompany. Journal of drug education.Literature review. 1987. v. 17 (3). p.213-231. Includes references. (NAL CallNo.: DNAL HV5808.J68).The author examines the prevalence ofdrug use among 265 youth who reside inrural northern Michigan and northeasternWisconsin. The study focuses on use ofalcohol, cigarettes. marihuana andcocaine by students in sixth and seventhgrade. The results of a comprehensivedrug education program cr.rried out atthese grade levels iF discussed.Students' health beliefs are alsoconsidered.

0047The impact of property tax relief oneducation in rural SPOIRS.Debertin. D.L. ; Clouser,R.L.-Pagoulatos, A. Fargo : North DakotaState University. North Central journalof agricultural economics. July 1984. v.

6 (2). p. 1-11. Includes 18 references.(NAL Call No.: HD1773.43N6).Extract: This paper examines thedifferential impacts of property taxrelief on rural, suburban and urbanschools in Indiana. The propert,i tarelief elan implemented in Indianareducea the correlation betweeneducational spending and assessedvaluation when Loth are measured on aper pupil basis. Other socioeconomicvariables. Such as family income,cont.nue to be important deteminants pfspending levels in Indiana.

0048Impacts of declining enrollments oneducational expenditures in rural areas.Debertin. D.L. Pagoulatos. A. Urbana.Ill., Illinois University. Dept. ofAgricultural Economics. North Centraljournal of agricultural economics. Uan1980. v. 2 (1). p. 25-30. 9 ref. (NALCall No.: HD1773.A3N6).Extract: Results suggest that decliningenrollments have led to increased perpupil expenditures in rural schooldistricts. Increased costs are primarilydue to decreases in pupil/teacherratios. The state aid distributionformula in Indiana does a better job ofcompensating urban scrools for thesecost increases then it does for ruralschools.

0049The implications of networking onschool-public library cooperation inrural America.Mautino. P. Clarion. Penn.. Center forthe Study of Rural Librarianship, Schoolof Library Science. Clarion StateCollege. Rural libraries. Spring 1980.v. 1 (2). p. 11-36. (NAL Call No.:2675.V7R8).

0050Increasing rural adults' participationin collegial programS exemplary programs: proceedings of Rural ActionConference, Donaldson Brown Center,Blacksburg. Virginia, June 1.2 & 3, 1987/Programs and Activities to OvercomeBarriers to Trural AdUlt Participationin Postsecondary Education ; edited byW. Robert Sullins, Jamas L. Hoerner, W.Terry Whisnant .

; Sullins, W. Pobert.-Hoerner. JamesL.-Whisnant, W. Terry. Blacksburg, Va.College of Education, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and StateUniversity. 1997. iii, 87 p. 28 cm.(NAL Call No.: DNAL LC5215.P76 1987).

0051Integrating school transportationresources into coordinated ural publictransportation programs a proposal toincrease access by rural transportationdisadvantaged persons to needed services/State of New York, LegislativeCommission on Rural Resources.Albany, N.Y. : The Commission, 1988 .

"April 1988.". 1, 17 p. ; 28 cm.Bibliography: p. 17. (NAL Call No.: DNALHE5633.N7N4).

0052Investments in nural education can meanhigher incomes, but in the cities.Carlin, T. ; Ross, P. Merrifield. Va. :

American Agricultural EconomicAssoviation. Choices : the magazine offood, farm and resource issues. FourthQuarter 1987. v. 2 (4). p. 22-23. (NALCall No.: (MAL el01751.C45).

0053The Kansas City initiative /Richard J.Margolis.Margolis. Richard J. Manhattan. Kan.? :

University for Man. Kansas StateUniversity, 1981? . Cover title.- Covertitle: Proceedings. the NationalInvitational Meeting on RuralPostseconCLry Education.- "iponsored byU.S. Dle,artrJent of Education, Fund forthe Improvement of PostsecondaryEducation, Washington, D.C. :

coordinated by University for Man.Kansas State University. Manhattan."-"...three-day meeting in Kansas City.held Junc 29 thrOugh July 1 ...". 6 p.

: 28 cm. (NAL Call No.: ONALLC5251.M37).National Invitational Meeting on RuralPostsecondary Education

0054Knowledge-based rural development adulteducation and the future rural economy/Daryl Hobbs.Hobbs, Daryl J. S.1. : s.n.. 1986 .

Cover title.- "This paper wascommissioned for the NationalInvitational Conference on Rural AdultPostsecondary Education in Airlie,Virginia. September 7-9, 1986.4. 12 p.; 28 cm. Bibliography: p. 11-12 . (NALCall No.: DNAL LC5146.H65).

0055Library continuing education needs inVansas: the rural perspective.Starke, N.A. Clarion, Pa. : Center forthe Study of Rural Librarianship,Clarion State College. Rural libraries.1988. v. 8 (1). p. 39-70. Includesreferences. (NAL Call No.: DNAL2675.V7R8).

0056Missouri's Bootheel Career ExplorationProject : a demonstration rural careeredUcation pilot modeled on 4-H /(prepared by N. Lymeel Jefferson, SamuelA. Cook, M. Mike Cooper). -.Jefferson, N. Lyneel. (Jefferson City.Mo. Cooperative Extension and Research,Lincoln University? 19767). (32) p. :

ill., i map ; 28 cm. (NAL Call No.: MLCM83/715).

0057Needs felt by rural families in AlcornCounty for educational assistance / byH.J. Putnam and Alcorn County Agents.Putnam, H. J. (5.i.) AgriculturalExtension Service, Mississippi StateUniversity (1961?). 14 p. : ill. ; 28cm. (NAL Call No.: MLCM 83/9).

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0058New alliances for community educationand technical assistance in ruralAmerica /by Glen C. Pulver.Pulver, Glen. Washington. D.C. :

National Governors' Association. c1988."Backg-ound paper submitted to tne TaskForce on Rural Development."--Cover. 21p. 28 cm. Bibliography. 21. (NALCall No.: DNAL HN90.C6P8).

0059Nonmetro youths lagging in education.Swanson. L.L. ; MoGranahan. D.A.Washington, D.C. : U.S. Department ofAgriculture. Economic Research Service.Rutal cievelopment perspectives : RDP.June 1989. v. 5 (3). p. 36-37. (NAL CallNo.: MAL aHN90.C6R78).

amNotes toward the establishment ofedUcational partnerships in ruralcommunities /Sylvia MCLaurin, RobertCoker.McLaurin. Sylvia. ; Coker. Robert. S.1.

: s.n. 1986. Cover title.- "This paperwas commissioned for the NationalInvitational Conference on Rural AdultPostsecondary Education in Airlie.Virginia, September 7-9. 1986.". 9 p.

; /S cm. (NAL Call No.: DNALLC5145.M22).

0061Occupational and educational goals ofrural Appalachian children and theirmothers /Judith L. Kuipers, Lois E.Southworth, Helen M. Reed.Kuipers. Judith L. : Southworth. LoisE.-Reed. Helen M. Knoxville : Universityof Tennessee, Agricultural ExperimentStation. 1979. Cover title. 37 p. : ill.; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 35-37. (NALCall No.: DNAL 100 T25S (1) no.588).

0062Organizational effectiveness andretention rates of school districts inLouisiana (Includes rural areas).Comfort. A.W. ; Falk. W.W. Baton Rouge.La.. The Station. Bulletin.LouiSiana.Agricultural Experiment Station. May1979. May 1979. (716). 27 p. ill. 12ref. (NAL Call No.: 100 L93 (1)).

0063An overview of consultation andeducation in the rural community.Williams. R.T. New York, N.Y. : HumanSciences Press, c1982. Handbook of ruralcommunity mental health / edited byPeter A. Keller. J. Dennis Murray. p.122-134. Includes references. (NAL CallNo.: DNAL R4790.6.H34).

0,064Patterns of expenditures among rural NewHampshire school districts /Dy Harold C.Grinnell.Grinnell, Harold Clayton. i895-. Durham.N.H. : New Hampshire AgriculturalExperiment Station, The University ofNew Hampshire, 1967 . Cover title. 35P. : 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 N45(1) no.491).

0065The plan for implementation of anexemplary occupational education programin a rural community / Robert L. %organ... (et al.). -.

; Morgan. Robert L. Raleigh NorthCarolina State University at Raleigh,Center for Occupational Education 1970.Prepared pursuant to grant no.DEG-2-7-070348-2698 of project no. BR7-0348 of Office of Education. U.S.Dept. of Health. Education and Welfare-Cover title. 26 leaves : ill. ; 28 cm.--. Bibliography: leaf 23. (NAL CallNo.: LC1046.N8P6).

0066A possible intermediate step in thereorganization of rural elementaryeducation in Iowa /by Barton Morgan andN.H. Lancelot.Morgan, Barton. 1889-. ; Lancelot.William H.; 1874-. Ames. Iowa :

Agricultural Experiment Station IowaState College of Agriculture andMechanic Arts, 1936. pp. 281 -330 :

ill. ; 23 cm. Bibliography: p. 312. (NALCall No.: (NAL 100 Io9 no.200).

0067A proposed special edUcation program forthe state of Alaska with emphasis onrural schools / by Anna Barbara CrumplerSmart. -.Smart. Anna Barbara Crumpler, 1922-.1970. Thesis (Ph.D.)--Michigan StateUniversity, 1970. Photocopy. Ann Arbor.Mirh. : University Microfilms. 1971.\tilt. 219 leaves ; 21 cm. Bibliography:leaves 210-219. (NAL Call No.: DISS71-18.299).

0068Public education in rural America: athird wave?.Hobbs. D.J. Lexington. Mass. : LexingtonBooks, c1982. Rural policy problems :

changing dimensions / by William P.Browne. Don F. Hadwiger. p. 183-201.Includes references. (NAL Call No.: DNALHN90.C6R8).

0069Public school dormitories for ruralchildren in Montana /by Jessie E.Richardson and J. Wheeler Barger.Richardson, Jessie E. 1887-. : Barger.J. Wheeler; 1800-. Bozeman. Mont. :

University of Montana, AgriculturalExperiment Station, 1927. 68 p. : ill. ;

22 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 M76 (1)no.201).

0070Public-school library cooperation inrural America--a view frOm the statelevel.Brumback. E.L. Clarion, Penn., Centerfor the Study of Rural Librarianship.School of Library Science, Clarion StateCollege. Rural libraries. Spring 1980.v. 1 (2). p. 37-47. (NAL Call No.:Z675.V7R8).

0071Public school resources in ruralcommunities: an examination of sizeeconomies in Eastern Nebraska publicschool districts.Forsythe, K.W. Jr. : Yanagida.J.F.-Johnson, B.B. Columbus. Ohio : OhioState University. North Ce ral journalof agricultural economics. July 1988. v.10 (2). p. 293-299. Incluoes references.(NAL Call No.: DNAL H01773.A3N6).

0072Quality education, agriculture and ruraldevelopment.Perkins, J.H. Tuskegee. Ala. TuskegeeUniversity. Human Resources DevelopmentCenter, 1986. Human resourcesdevelopment in rural America : myth orreality / editor. Thomas T. Williams. p.74-81. (NAL Call No.: ()NAL H01755.H86).

0073The quality of education in Alabama'smural counties.Dunkelberger. J.E. ; Soderberg, M.A.Auburn, The Station. Highlights ofagricultural research - Alabama,Agricultural Experiment Station. Fall1981. v. 28 (3). p. 13. (NAL Call No.:100 ALIN),Abstract: This article compares theeducational achievement of nonmetro andmetro students using the results of theCalifornia Achievement Test (CAT)administere0 statewide in 1978-79.

0074Redesigning rural educationideas foraction.Aurora, Colo : Mid-continent RegionalEducational Laboratory, 19877 . Covertitle. 20 p. ; 28 cm. (NAL Call No.:DNAL LC5146.R4).

0075Reform and resistance: mural schoolimprovement projects in the UnitedStates.Dunne, F. Boulder. Colo., WestviewPress, 1981. Rural education inurbanized nations : issues andinnovations / edited by Jonathan P.Sher. p. 325-346. 24 ref. (NAL Call No.:LC5146.R87).

0076A nestudy of the acceptance ofedUcational programs in rural Wisconsin/ Burton W. Kreitlow and Paul G.Butterfield .

Kreitlow, Burton W. ; Butterfield, PaulG. Madison, Wis. : Experiment Station,College of Agriculture, University ofWisconsin, 1966. Cover title. 31 p.charts ; 22 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100W75 (1) no.582).

0077The role of edUcation in alleviatingrural poverty / by Luther G. Tweeten .

Tweeten, Luther G. Washington, D.C. :

U.S. Dept. of Agriculture, EconomicResearch Service, 1967. Cover title.-Errata included. iv, 56 p. : ill. ; 26cm. Bibliography: p. 43-56. (NAL CallNo.: DNAL A281.9 Ag8A no.114).

0078Rural community colleges: venture teamfor success.Sharples, O.K. Washington, D.C. : U.S.G.P.O. for sale by the Supt of Docs,Congressional Sales Off, 1986. Newdimensions in rural policy : buildingupon our heritage : studies prepared forthe use of the Subcommittee onAgriculture and Transportation of theJoint Economic Committee. Congress ofthe United States. p. 445-449. (NAL CallNo. ONAL HN90.C6N4).

0079Rural development the nole of the publicschools /by Paul C. Nachtigal and DarylHobbs.Nachtigal. Paul C. : Hobbs, Daryl J.,:1941-. Washington. D.C. : NationalGovernors' Association, c1988."Background paper submitted to the TaskForce on Rural Development."--Cover. 36P. : 28 cm. Includes bibliographicalreferences (p. 35-36). (NAL Call No..DNAL L61567.N3).

0080Rural economies, tax structures, andmeeting the demand for state-localgovernment services: a focus on localschools.Chicoine, D.L. ; Hoke, G.A. Washington,D.C. : U.S. G.P.O. : for sale by theSurat of Docs. Congressional Sales Off,1986. New dimensions in rural policy :

building upon our heritage Studiesprepared for the use of the Subcommitteeon Agriculture and Transportation of theJoint Economic Committee, Congress ofthe United States. Includes statisticaldata. p. 450-460. Includes references,(NAL Call No.: DNAL HN90.C6N4).

0081Rural education and rural labor force inthe seventies.Fratoe, Frank A. Washington U.S. Dept.of Agriculture, Economics, Statistics,and Coope7litives Service 1978. v, 38 p.: ill. --. Bibliography: p. 36-38. (NALCall Nn.: aHT392.A53 No.5).

0082Rural education in transition a study oftrends and patterns in Louisiana /byMarion B. Smith and Alvin L. Bertrand.Smith, Marion 8. 1894-. ; Bertrand,Alvin Lee,; 1918-. Baton Rouge. La. :

Louisiana State University andAgricultural and Mechanical College,Agricultural Experiment Station, 1963.23 p. ; 23 cm. Includes bibliographicalreferences. (NAL Call No.; DNAL 100 L93(1) no.576).

0083Rural education reform and the countrylife movement, 1900-1920 (In the UnitedStates).Danbom, n.8. Berkeley, University ofCalifornia Press. Agricultural history.Apr 1979. v. 53 (2). p. 462-474.Includes bibliography. (NAL Call No.:30.98 AG8).

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0084Rural health education highlighted.Sutherland. S. Washington, D.C.. TheAdministration. Extension review.Unite0States. Dept. of Agriculture. Scienceand Education Administration. Fall 1979.v. 50 (4). p, 4-7. ill. (NAL Call No., 1

EX892EX).

0005Rural problem areas need better schools/by William S. Folkman.Folkman, William S. Washington, D.C. :

U.S. Dept. uf Agriculture, EconomicResearch Service, 1961. "Reprinted fromthe Dctober 1961 issue of AgriculturalEconomics Research, vol. XIII, no. 4.".p. 122-130 : 1 map ; 26 cm. (NAL CallNo. DNAL 4281.9 Ag83E no.38).

0086Rural relations of high schools /C.J.Galpin and J.A. James.Galpin. C. J. 1864-. ; James. J. A.

1884-. Madison : Agricultural ExperimentStation of the University of Wisconsin.1918. Cover title. 43 p. : ill., maps ;

23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (1)no.288).

0087Rural school-based enterprise programpromotes entrepreneurship.Menomonee Falls. Wis. : The Journal.Rural enterprise. Summer 1989. v. 3 (4).p. 14. (NAL Call No.: DNAL HD2346.U5R8).

0088Rural school education: the impact ofProposition 13 (Legislation).Grieshop, J. Davis, Calif.. CooperativeExtension, University of California.Economic and social issuesCalifornia.University, Berkeley. CooperativeExtension Service. June/July 1979.June/July 1979. 3 p. (NAL Call No.:H01775.C2C32).

0089Rural school enrollement up and costssimilar to urban.Moore, D.E. ; Alter, T.R. UniversityPark, Pa., The Station. Science inagriculture Pennsylvania AgriculturalExperiment Station. Spring 1981. v. 28(3). p. 12. (NAL Call No.: 100 P3E115).

0090Rural school improvement: bigger orbetter?.Hobbs, D. Lexington, KY : Council ofState Governments, c1988. States' agendafor rural economic development :

proceedings of the first NationalConference on States' Rural EconomicDevelopment held in Lexington, Kentucky,October 5-7, 1987. p. 29-36. Includesreferences. (NAL Call No,: DNALHD77.5.U5N37 1987).

0091Rurs1 school reorganization in Iowa /byW.H. Lancelot.Lancelot, William H. 1874-. Ames, Iowa :

Agricultural Experiment Station,Agricultural Extension Service, IowaState College, 1944. Caption title. p.308-352 : 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100

109 no.P69).

0092Rural schools: a search for excellence.NYFLAV. Monk, D.H. Deming. W.H.Ithaca. N.Y. : New York Agric. Exp.Stations and New York State College ofAgric. & Life Sciences. New York's foodand life sciences quarterly. 1986. V. 16(4). p. 11-12. ill. (NAL Call No.: DNALS95.E2).

0093Rural schools: revenues and enrollments.Alter, T.R. ; Moore, D.E. UniversityPark, Pa., The Service. Farm economics -Pennsylvania State University.Cooperative Extension Service. Nov 1980.Nov 1980. 4 p. (NAL Call No.: 275.2E1P38).

0094Rural vocational education for atechnological future.Rosenfeld. S.A. Lexington, KY : Councilof State Governments, c1988. States'agenda for rural economic development :

proceedings of the first NationalConference on States' Rural EconomicDevelopment held in Lexington. Kentucky,October 5-7, 1987. p. 21-28. ill.. maps.(NAL Call No.: DNAL HD77.5.U5N37 1987).

0095School enrollments change in urban andrural counties.Moore. D.E. Univers.ty Park, TheStation. Science inagriculture.Pennsylvania StateUniversity. Agricultural ExperimentStation. Winter 1980. v. 27 (2). p. 2-3.ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 P3815).

0096Serving the mural adult inventory ofmodel progroms in rural adultpostsecondary education /Karen A. Hone.Hone, Karen A. Manhattan, Kan. : KansasState University. 1984 . "The ActionAgenda for Rural Adult PostsecondaryEducation."- "October 1984."- Includesindexes. v, 169 p. : ill. ; 28 cm.Bibliography: p. 142. (NAL Call No.:DNAL LC5219.H6).

0097Sociocultural differences among threeareas in Kentucky as determinants ofeducational and occupational aspirationsand expectations o4 rural youth / byDonald Wayne Bogi.. -.Bogie, Donald Wayne, 1943-. 1970. Thesis(Ph.D.)--UniverSity of Kentucky, 1970.Photocopy. Ann Arbor. Mich. : UniversityMicrofilms, 1971. x. 227 leaves ; 21 cm.Bibliography: leaves 220-227. (NAL CallNo.: DISS 71-4,108).

0098Sociocultural factors and .e.he careeraspriations and plans of rJral Kentuckyhigh school seniors.Schwarzweller, H.K. Lexington : TheStation. Progress report - KentuckyAgricultural Experiment Station.Documents available from: AgricultureLibrary, Agricultural Science Center -North, Lexington, Ky. 40546-0091.-

Includs statistical data. Sept 1960.(94). 39 p. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100K41PR).

0099Some Oecnomic factors which influencemral education in Wisconsin /EugeneMerritt and K.L. Hatch.Merritt, Eugene. 1880-. ; Hatch. KirkLester,: 1871-. Madison, Wis. :

Agricultural Experiment Station o theUniversity of Wisconsin in cooperationwith ths States Reiation Service. UnitedStates Department of Agriculture, 1916.Cover title. 51 p. ill., maps ; 23 cm.(NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (2; no.40).

Some potentials and limitations oftechnology in serving ruralpostsecondary learners /Mary Emery.Emery, Mary. Manhattan, Kan.? : KansasState University?, 19867 . Cover title.-"This paper was commissioned for theNational Invitational Conference onRural Adult Postsecondary Education inAirlle. Virginia. September 7-2, 1986.14 p. ; 28 cm. Bibliography: p.13-14 (NAL Call No.: DNAL

L81028.3.E6).

0101Sources of inequality in Oklahoma'sschool funding system (Includes ruralareas, taxes).French, N.R. ; Drummond. H.E.Stillwat6r, Oklahoma. AgriculturalExperiment Station. Oklahoma currentfarm economics. Dec 1978. v. 51 (4). p.3-9. ill. (NAL Call No.: 100 Dk4 (3)).

0102State-of-the-art report: exemplary ruraleducation and economic developmentinitiatives.White, S.J. Mississippi State, Miss. :

The Center. SRDC series Southern RuralDevelopment Center. Feb 1985. (76). p.145-157. (NAL Call No.: DNAL HT401.572).

0103Toward a more rationaleducation-economic developmentconnection in rural America: thecollaborative model.Gudenberg. K.A. Mississippi State. Miss.: The Center. SRDC series SouthernRural Developmert Center. Feb 1985.(76). p. 129-143, (NAL Call No.: DNALHT401.S72).

0104Urban vs. rural: how different areCollege of Agriculture students?.FRHOA. Waldron. P.P. ; Parkhurst.A.M.-Ward. U.K. Lincoln. Neb. : TheStation. Farm, ranch ancl home quarterly- Nebraska Agricultural ExperimentStation. 1984/1995. v. 31 (1). p. 18-19.ill. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 N27M).

0105Use of marijuana among rural high schoolstudents: a test of afacilftative-constraint model.RUSOA. Goe. W.R. : Napier, T.L.-Bachtel,D.C. Lexington, Ky. : The University ofKentucky. Rural sociology. Literature

review. Fall 1285. V. 50 (3). p.409-426. Includes 57 referenoeS. (NALCell No.: DNAL 281.28 R88).Extract: Data focused on marijuana usewere collected in 1981 from 4,852 highschool students living in two countiesin southern Georgia. The data were usedto test a fOcilitative-constraint mmdelaeveloped from selected components cfdifferential association, differentialidentification, and socitl controltheories. Regression analysis was usedto identify the factors that warepredictive of frequency of marijuanause. Discriminant analysis was used tocompare "users," "experimenters," and'nonusers" on the basis of factorschosen to represent each dimension oftrio theoretical perspective. Tilefindings demonstrated that thetheoretical model was useful inpreoicting the frequency of marijuanause and for correctly classifyingstudents into appropriate usercategories.

0106Vocational and educational goals ofrural youth in Virginia / by CarolBishop ... at al. .

; Bishop. Carol,; 1936-. Blacksburg :

Virginia Agricultural ExperimentStation. 1965 . Cover title. 52 p. ; 23cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 V815 (1)no.568).

010/What becomes of the graduates of thesmall rural high school /by HelenSpinney Carter.Carter, Helen Spinney. Burlington,Vermont : Agricultural ExperimentStation. university of Vermont and StateAgricultural College, 1947. 19 p. :

ill., map ; 23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL100 V59 no.535).

0108Wisconsin rural youth education andoccupation / J.A. James and J.H. Kolb .

James. J. A. 1884-. ; Kolb. J. H.;len-. Madison : Agricultural ExperimentStation, University of Wisconsin. 1936.Cover title. 18, 6 p. ill., charts ;

23 cm. (NAL Call No.: DNAL 100 W75 (1)no.437).

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