AFT urged to oppose tuition tax credits in Congress
The American Federation of Teachers with 500000 members urged withholding endorsements, funds, and volunteers from any congressman voting for tuition tax credits to aid private schooling. President Albert Shanker called it a life or death issue for public schools as the House passed a related bill 237-158. The IRS proposed rules would revoke tax exemptions for schools with racial discrimination or tied to desegregation. The piece also notes the U.S. Chamber endorsing a $30 billion tax cut and shifting spending to lower income taxpayers.
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Rand Study Supports White Flight Prediction in Schools
Rand Corp researcher says a new study finds court ordered integration prompts white flight nationwide. The report, to be presented Sept 7 in San Francisco, covers 54 districts and shows white enrollment drops in 18 of 19 cities, with Los Angeles expected to fall when integration starts.
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Busing Plans in Dispute As Ohio Schools Open
Three Ohio cities face desegregation transport disputes as schools near opening. Columbus halted its plan eleven days ago while Cleveland cites cost barriers and seeks reuse of Columbus buses. Dayton presses ahead despite past Supreme Court reversal.
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