Grading School Systems to Match Transferees' Needs

Most larger communities offer a wide choice of school systems, so employees moving to new locations may face a difficult decision concerning which school to select. Relocating families must first determine exactly what their school system needs and wants are. Needs of the children are probably param...

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Published in:Workforce management 1987-05, Vol.66 (5), p.120
Main Authors: Bainbridge, William L, Sundre, Steven M
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