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Original print has visible crease along lower right corner. Photograph article dated November 12, 1962 partially reads, "Two West Valley groups are doing more than just talking about problems posed by increased school enrollment. Parents at both Wilbur Avenue School, Tarzana, and Collier Street School, Woodland Hills, are trying a positive approach to the problem. "Saying we want to get rid of half-fay sessions isn't enough," says Mrs. Robert Brandt, co-chairman of the Collier Street PTA's school education committee. Both schools have four half-day sessions. Both are in a neighborhood which has a rapidly increasing young population and rising construction of new homes." Mrs. John Melideo greets Collier PTA survey takers. Mmes. Shragg, Pitney and Brandt begin door-to-door survey on school needs.
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Parent-Teacher Association Collier Street School (Los Angeles, Calif.) Associations, institutions, etc.--California--San Fernando Valley Public opinion polls--California--San Fernando Valley Educational surveys--California--San Fernando Valley Household surveys--California--San Fernando Valley Neighborhoods--California--San Fernando Valley Committees--California--San Fernando Valley Women--California--San Fernando Valley San Fernando Valley (Calif.) Valley Times Collection photographs
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