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Studies K-12 program in the Flint Public Schools.

Pg. 58-62. Michigan. Summarizes study of patterns of employment in the construction industry in Detroit, Lansing, and Grand Rapids, and practices of employers, unions, and apprentice training schools.

Significantly higher proportion of blacks than white approve, as of 1958/59, the use of public funds to support educational television in Detroit area.

Includes case studies of two Negro dropouts and comparison of other Negro and white dropouts, now living in Ypsilanti

"Appraises the present impact of existing community services on problems of the poor; call[s] attention to serious shortcomings."

Studies "how one school's teachers (twenty-four black, two white) perceived the value and origin of, and their own involvement in selected school actions" as school camping, father-son night, student bowling club, school carnival.

Flint Public School teachers of the disadvantaged believe their education inadequate, particularly in Negro history, anthropology, and primary experience with disadvantaged children.

Analyzes case loads in the Lemay District of Detroit's Public Welfare Department as to family and marital status.

Two camps only serve Negro children.