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    The new facility accommodates 217 students, approximately twice the number of students that were supported by Emerson's older facility in Burbank. [ 54 ] [ 55 ] The center allows undergraduate students to spend a full fall, spring or summer semester taking classes in Hollywood and participating in a semester-long internship at enterprises ...

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  9. Emerson Junior-Senior High School - Wikipedia

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    The district announced plans in December 1960 for a junior-senior high school facility that would serve an enrollment of 860 students and would be constructed on a site covering 40 acres (16 ha). The new school would allow the district to end a sending/receiving relationship under which Emerson students attended Hackensack High School. [5]