Late move seeks to preserve Los Angeles school busing
In a bid to save mandatory busing, the ACLU and a civil rights group filed suits in state and federal courts. The ACLU challenged the plan to return about 7,300 students to neighborhood schools under voluntary integration. The NAACP followed with a federal suit seeking a temporary restraining order to stop dismantling the program amid claims of deliberate segregation.
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City Gets Two Week Deadline For Desegregation Plan
U S District Judge Milton I Shadur gave Chicago school officials two weeks to craft a new desegregation plan ensuring equal and non separate education for all students. The extension followed a 6-5 school board vote along racial lines rejecting a board consultants plan, which had been due Thursday.
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Boston Students Brace for Recess as Schools Face Funding Crisis
Boston public schools send 64 500 students home for a two week break with two weeks of instructional packets. Officials fear a $38 million shortfall may prevent reopening April 27 and plan alternate teaching via newspapers, TV, and volunteers. School Committee President John O Bryant cites mayor council feuding and will seek state legislative help.
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