"The Gary Schools" is a book written by the famous American educator Randolph Silliman Bourne. In this work, the author examines a unique experiment in the field of education that took place in the city of Gary, Indiana, in the early 20th century. The book tells about an attempt to create an innovative system of education in city schools, which was based on the principles of progressive pedagogy. The author examines the history and development of the heroic experiment that influenced the educational system of the United States. Reproducing the complexity of the challenges faced by the Gerry schools at the time, Bourne reveals not only his observations, but also critical analysis and recommendations for improving the education system. Gary's Schools is an important book for anyone interested in education, pedagogy, and social reform. Bourne's work is an important document attesting to the importance of innovation in education and its impact on the future of education.