THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF SIXTH GRADE NEGRO PUPILS ATTENDING DISADVANTAGED AREA SCHOOLS AND NEGRO PUPILS WHO HAVE MOVED FROM DISADVANTAGED AREA SCHOOLS AND NOW ARE ATTENDING SCHOOLS LOCATED IN ADJACENT AREAS - ProQuest

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THE RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS OF SIXTH GRADE NEGRO PUPILS ATTENDING DISADVANTAGED AREA SCHOOLS AND NEGRO PUPILS WHO HAVE MOVED FROM DISADVANTAGED AREA SCHOOLS AND NOW ARE ATTENDING SCHOOLS LOCATED IN ADJACENT AREAS

JOHNSON, LINDEN KNUTE. The University of Nebraska - Lincoln ProQuest Dissertations & Theses, 1970. 7017730.