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Journal of Negro Education

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Lee, Carol D.

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Profile of an Independent Black Institution: African-Centered Education at Work.

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Lee, Carol D. – Journal of Negro Education, 1992

Profiles the New Concept Development Center (NCDC) in Chicago (Illinois), an independent African-American institution established in 1972 that is a model for other private and public schools. The NCDC's history is traced. The NCDC educates and socializes African-American children to assume future roles as leaders in their communities. (SLD)

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