An edition of Welcome to Heights High (1995)

Welcome to Heights High

the crippling politics of restructuring America's public schools

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An edition of Welcome to Heights High (1995)

Welcome to Heights High

the crippling politics of restructuring America's public schools

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Language
English
Pages
345

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Welcome to Heights High: the crippling politics of restructuring America's public schools
1995, Ohio State University Press
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-329) and index.

Published in
Columbus
Series
Urban life and urban landscape series

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
373.12/009771/32
Library of Congress
LB2822.25.O3 T58 1995, LB2822.25.O3T58 1995

The Physical Object

Pagination
xviii, 345 p. ;
Number of pages
345

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL788888M
ISBN 10
0814206824, 0814206832
LCCN
95021275
Library Thing
3812749
Goodreads
1573281
1573282

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