Court Action May Be Next Step In School HEW Case
The school board considers court action as an alternative in response to HEW and Supreme Court rulings on desegregation for Harlem Elementary School. Trustees discussed legal status with attorneys and potential legal budget needs while emphasizing the issue is a matter of policy, not money.
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