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    In 1918, a "Department for Colored Students" that was established at a rear room of Phoenix Union High School's Commercial Building, with one teacher. [7] The school's African American students were then housed in two small cottages that was separated from the PUHS campus by an irrigation ditch., [ 7 ] and later placed at a rented house on 9th ...

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    The school was established in 1895, before Arizona's statehood. [7] It was, for many years, the oldest secondary school west of the Mississippi River. [7]When PUHS first opened, it had four classrooms and 90 students, [1] and was located on the second floor of an elementary school.

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