Rutgers University Press Summers Off? A History of U.S. Teachers' Other Three Months

Explore a unique perspective on the American education system with Summers Off? A History of U.S. Teachers' Other Three Months. Part of the New Directions in the History of Education series, this book provides a historical look at the seasonal rhythms of the teaching profession. Published by Rutgers University Press, this work offers readers a deep dive into the economic and social history surrounding the academic calendar. This title is an essential addition for those interested in business and economic history, specifically regarding how professional schedules have shaped American life. Whether you are a student of history, an educator, or a researcher, this book offers a detailed account of how the three-month summer break became a standard part of the teacher experience. It serves as a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of labor and education in the United States.