Freedom Schools in Chinatown Struggle to Stay Open
Chinese parents who set up private Chinatown schools to resist integration busing face closures and rising tuition after six months. Enrollment fell from 1500 to 690 as teachers left and pay rose, with plans to seek subsidies while remaining open until June. The effort coincides with anti busing measures and a fired superintendent.
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Gun-toting teens expelled by San Francisco board
The San Francisco Board of Education expelled six students from Woodrow Wilson High School and Jalboa High after incidents involving firearms. A Jane dissenting member and United Black Educational chair Hoel Mitchell criticized perceived racial bias in expulsions, while board member Lee Dolson emphasized resistance to violence in schools.
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