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Schools Win Praise While Losing Ground


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Date: 9/10/1976

Citation:

Bill Wallace, "Schools Win Praise by Losing Ground," Berkeley Barb, Sept. 10, 1976, 4.

Additional Notes:

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Categories:

Berkeley’s Public Schools

Tags:

Berkeley Federation of TeachersHezekiah WilliamsLaval WilsonLouise StollMary Jane Johnsonschool desegregationU.S. Commission on Civil Rights



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