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Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts
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Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts
APA
Essert Paul L, Howard Robert West, . (1952). Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts. New York, USA: Teachers College, Columbia University.
Chicago
Essert Paul L, Howard Robert West, . 1952. Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts. New York, USA: Teachers College, Columbia University.
Harvard
Essert Paul L, Howard Robert West, . (1952). Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts. New York, USA: Teachers College, Columbia University.
MLA
Essert Paul L, Howard Robert West, . Educational planning by neighborhoods in centralized districts. New York, USA: Teachers College, Columbia University. 1952.
