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Author(s): Versteeg, Dave
Language:
English
Source:
Educational Leadership. Apr 1993 50(7):54-55.
Publication Date:
1993
Document Type:
Reports - Descriptive
Journal Articles

Additional Information
- Peer Reviewed:
  Y
- Source:
  2
- Subject Terms:
  Community Services; Economics; High Schools; Rural Schools; School Business Relationship; Student Responsibility
- Subject Terms:
  South Dakota
- ISSN:
  0013-1784
- Abstract:
  South Dakota's Rural Schools and Community Development Project was based on the belief that rural schools and communities are tightly linked and highly interdependent. School success is too often measured by how many graduates leave to pursue education or job opportunities elsewhere. (MLH)
- Publication Date:
  1993
- Accession Number:
  EJ461135

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