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"History of the Berkeley Schools: An Account of the School System of Berkeley From Its Establishment" offers a detailed look into the evolution of education in Berkeley, California. Written by S. D. Waterman, this historical account traces the development of Berkeley's school system from its early days. The book provides insights into the administrative and pedagogical practices that shaped the community's educational landscape.
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