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From The New York Times: First Days of School, Decade by Decade

Photo credit: Jsclarby Elizabeth A. HarrisFrom the photo archives of The New York Times, here is a decade-by-decade look at city schools and moments in their history. See the story and pictures at The New York Times.
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Photo credit: Jsclar

by Elizabeth A. Harris

From the photo archives of The New York Times, here is a decade-by-decade look at city schools and moments in their history. 

See the story and pictures at The New York Times.

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