Free Schools - The Hope Of Democracy
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Describes the free public schools of America as the front line defense of American liberties, explaining that in the United States children and adults of varied backgrounds are given opportunity for schooling. Points out the role of the school in the community and its influence on the life of the students. Discusses the importance of the school doctor and dental hygienist, and others who participate in the schools. Shows views of schools designed for students with handicaps and other problems.
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