Letter from Dr. John Johnson to David Jaquith
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Title
Letter from Dr. John Johnson to David Jaquith
Description
In July 1968, Dr. Johnson wrote to Mr. Jaquith expressing his concern that the Syracuse Board of Education was planning to create special classes for so called disturbing or disruptive children. Johnson provides rationales as to why these special classes do not work, including a lack of trained teachers and that these classes are ineffective and more costly. He unequivocally advocates that special classes not be established for these students.
Creator
Dr. John Johnson
Date
July 11, 1965
Contributor
Julia White
Format
letter
Identifier
John Johnson, Box 1
Files
Reference
Dr. John Johnson, Letter from Dr. John Johnson to David Jaquith, July 11, 1965
Cite As
Dr. John Johnson, “Letter from Dr. John Johnson to David Jaquith,” SPE 644 Digital Exhibition, accessed January 14, 2026, https://spe644.omeka.net/items/show/72.