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"And compared to what I see now, there were some shifts like when things happen nationally, they do affect private schools in some sense, like economic downturns of war more locally, like a teacher strike. Like that certainly shifted a large scale teacher strike. They talked about one in New York City that shifted more kids to private schools, at least temporarily. And I think the biggest lingering one was when the Brown versus the Board of Education decision happened."
"And compared to what I see now, there were some shifts like when things happen nationally, they do affect private schools in some sense, like economic downturns of war more locally, like a teacher strike. Like that certainly shifted a large scale teacher strike. They talked about one in New York City that shifted more kids to private schools, at least temporarily. And I think the biggest lingering one was when the Brown versus the Board of Education decision happened."
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"And compared to what I see now, there were some shifts like when things happen nationally, they do affect private schools in some sense, like economic downturns of war more locally, like a teacher strike. Like that certainly shifted a large scale teacher strike. They talked about one in New York City that shifted more kids to private schools, at least temporarily. And I think the biggest lingering one was when the Brown versus the Board of Education decision happened."
"And compared to what I see now, there were some shifts like when things happen nationally, they do affect private schools in some sense, like economic downturns of war more locally, like a teacher strike. Like that certainly shifted a large scale teacher strike. They talked about one in New York City that shifted more kids to private schools, at least temporarily. And I think the biggest lingering one was when the Brown versus the Board of Education decision happened."