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The author presents a historical account of the creation and early years of a rural folk high school, tracing its conception, fundraising efforts, site acquisition, administrative organization, and recruitment of instructors. The narrative outlines debates over institutional purpose and structure, the roles of local committees and external supporters, the obstacles encountered during establishment, and the securing of official authorization to open. Emphasis falls on the school's educational aims to raise rural consciousness and preserve cultural identity, together with practical arrangements for governance, curriculum, and student associations.
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