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UNITED Federation of Teachers MRM 300Parkavenuesoath UNITED Federation of Teachers MRM 300ParkAvenueSoath LOCAL 2 • AMERICAN FEDERATION OF TEACHERS, AFL-CIO MSSIHM ^ YOrk 10' N' *' Affiliated with New York State AFL-CIO, New York City Central Labor Council, ^-SisSC'* SPring 7-7500 3 Empire State Federation of Teachers Qt»t,-H«y noggin 5? Dec. 5, 1964 Dear Mrs. Bankhead; In answer to appeals sent out to the teachers and students of N.Y.C. public schools (see enclosed material) Jjy the, United Federation of Teachers, one 9th grade class of Jr.H.S. 158 has agreed to "adopt" the Cleveland Freedom School. This class is interested in establishing a pen-pal correspondence with teen-age Freedom School students in Cleveland, They also indicated that they want to "help in any way we can". I sent them your name and address - given to mp by Elizabeth Fusco of the Jackson C0F0 office. Would you be able to provide them with a list of Cleveland teen-agers who would be interested in corresponding with them. Also would you let them know where they can send any supplies and materials they collect. In addition to trying to get groups to collect supplies and materials N.Y.C. for the Mississippi Freedom Schools, we have been appealing to/school faculties to "adopt" a Freedom School by contributing a monthly donation to help sustain the Freedom School program. We have "adopted" four Miss. schools under this program so far. The Cleveland school is next on the list sent to me from Jackson...so that as soon as another group of teachers respond to our appeal, I will put them in touch with you. Please let me know if you have any problems or difficulties in regard to this Adopt-A-Freedom School project. Sincerely. Norma Becker, Miss. Project STATUS OF SCHOOL DESEGREGATION IK SOUTHERN AND BORDER STATES Under the Civil Rights Act of V)(h SOURCE: Office of Education U.S. Commission on Civil Rights U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare Washington, D.C. Washington, D.C. 8 o en O O a si I-1 » K M) H ON S3 9 ON Eg *l CO o O H5 Sf H 1 o I- ON o * CO ® co ro -p- as s\A 5 N 8 ^•4& 0% . »V .^ o H J-1 ^ Jl O kO % \» ro -o Co O £1 ON Co V v^ CO >£> ^o •A. Xe> O % % 4 ts> >. % JJ > •*&• A\^ ro >V\%A% %. •% >\\ y^ >-3 • o ro % P P •*; tp *$> \% y* (A) Included are k districts in Louisiana, k in Mississippi, 3 in Alabama, 2 in South Carolina and 1 each in Georgia and Tennessee that are in ,W V» litigation but either have not yet submitted court orders (columns 2 & 10) or have submitted court orders not yet acceptable (column 2 only) 4 (B) Includes 2 d stricts in Texas and 2 in Mississippi where hearing warning & sent or heariig notice under preparation (C) Includes 1 district, which could appropriately submit an assurance by HEW form khl (columns 2, 10, ll) but has not yet done so (Alabama) (D) Includes 1 hearing held on unacceptable plan (Mississippi) (E) Includes 1 unacceptable court order and 1 unacceptable plan (Mississippi) \k (F) Includes 1 unacceptable court order; voluntary plan required (Virginia) This table reflects the most recent information on school dis trict consoli­ dation, inactive districts, and on districts newly submitting court orders, kkl's and voluntary plans. The figures relate to the total number of school districts in each state given in the extreme left hand column, viiich are participants in Federally assisted programs administered by the Office of Education. STATUS OF SON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES - PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS UNDER TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 196^ " MARCH, 1966 1. Hearings Held - Examiner's Initial Decision to Terminate Funds - 32 eases Alabama (3) Louisiana (23) Barbour County Avoyelles Parish Bibb County Cameron Parish Tarrant City Catahoula Parish DeSoto Parish Georgia (l) E. Carroll Parish Franklin Parish Toombs County Grant Parish Lafourche Parish Mississippi (5) LaSalle Parish Lincoln Parish Amite County Morehouse Parish Copiah County Ouachita Parish Sunflower County Plaquemines parish Warren County Red River Parish Wilkinson County Richland Parish Sabine Parish St. Bernard Parish St. James Parish Tensas Parish Union Parish Vermillion Parish West Carroll Parish Winn Parish 2. Hearings Held - Examiner's Initial Decisions Awaited - 18 cases Arkansas (5) Georgia (l) Bright Star Glascock County Crawfordsville Hazen Mississippi (9) Humnoke Junction City Covington County Greenwood Mun. Sep. Louisiana (2) Grenada Mun. Sep. Hazelhurst Mun. Sep. Bienville Parish Humphreys County Caldwell Parish Jefferson County LeFlore County South Carolina (l) Natchez Mun. Sep. Noxubee County Calhoun County #2 (Cameron) Notice of Opportunity for Hearing Served - 13 eases Alabama (5) Mississippi (2) Attalla Hinds County Conecuh County South Pike Cons. Jasper Mountain Brook Oklahoma (3) Perry County Dubois Louisiana (l) Helmar Hendrix West Feliciana Parish South Carolina (2) Hampton County #1 (North) Hampton County #2 (South) STATUS OF NON-COMPLIANCE PROCEDURES - PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS (CONTINUED) UNDER TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 MARCH, 1966 k. Dismissed on Coming Into Compliance - 17 cases Alabama (l) Atmore - annexed to accepted plan district Arkansas (k) Bearden - voluntary plan Turrell - " " Tyronza - " " Union County- " Georgia (l) Lincoln County - voluntary plan Louisiana (8) Ascension Parish - court order Assumption Parish - voluntary plan Claiborne Parish - court order Concordia Parish - " " Monroe City - " " St. Charles Parish - voluntary plan Washington Parish - court order Webster Parish - " " Mississippi (3) Carroll County - court order Tunica County - voluntary plan West Jasper - " " THE 79 PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEMS NOT SUBMITTING ACCEPTABLE DOCUMENTATION TITLE VI, CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 SOUTHERN AND BORDER STATES MARCH 1966 Code: 1 = Desegregation plan submitted but not yet acceptable. 2 = No desegregation plan submitted as yet. 3 = In litigation; may submit acceptable court order. *H = Hearing held. h = Hearing opportunity notice served. (h)= Hearing warning or notice preparation. ALABAMA (ll) MISSISSIPPI (21) 1. Attalla lh 1. Amite Co. 2H 2. Barbour Co. 2H 2. Anguilla Line Cons. 3 3- Bibb Co. 2H 3. Copiah Co. 2H 4. Conecuh Co. lh k. Covington Co. 2H 5- Greene Co. 3 5. Forrest Co. 3 6. Hale Co. 3 6. Greenwood Mun. Sep. 2H 7. Grenada Mun. Sep. 7- Jasper lh 2H 8. Hazlehurst Mun. Sep. 2H 8. Mountain Brook 2h (44l 1) Perry Co. 9. Hinds Co. lh 9- lh 10. Tarrant 10. Hollandale 1(h) 2H 11. Wilcox Co. 11. Humphreys Co. 2H 3 12. Indianola Mun. Sep. 1(h) 13. Jefferson Co. IN ARKANSAS (5) 14. LeFlore Co. 2H 15- Natchez Mun. Sep. 3H 1. Bright Star 2H l6. Noxubee Co. 2H 2. Crawfordsville 2H 17- Sharkey-Issaquena Line Cons. 3 3- Hazen 2H 18. South Pike Cons. lh 4. Humnoke 2H 19. Sunflower Co. 2H 5- Junction City 2H 20. Warren Co. 2H 21. Wilkinson Co. 2H GEORGIA (3) OKLAHOMA (3) 1. Glascock Co. 2H 2. Taliaferro Co. 3 1. DuBois lh 3. Toombs Co. 2H 2. Helmar lh 3. Hendrix 2h LOUISIANA (27) SOUTH CAROLINA (5) 1. Avoyelles Parish - 2H 2. Bienville Parish - 2H 1. Calhoun Co. #2 (Cameron) 2H 3- Caldwell Parish - 2H 2. Clarendon Co. #2 (Manning) 3 4. Cameron Parish - 2H 3- Hampton Co. #1 (North) lh 5- Catahoula Parish - 2H k. Hampton Co. #2 (south) lh 6. DeSoto Parish - 2H 5. Lexington Co. #1 3 7. E. Carroll Parish - 2H 8. Franklin Parish - 2H 9- Grant Parish - 2H TENNESSEE (l) 10. Lafourche Parish - 2H 11. LaSalle Parish - 2H 1. Fayette Co. 12. Lincoln Parish - 2H 13- Morehouse Parish - 2H 14. Ouachita Parish - 2H TEXAS (2) 15. Plaquemines Parish - 2H 16. Red River Parish - 2H 1. Hammond 1(h) 17. Richland Parish - 2H 2. Jeddo 1(h) 18. Sabine Parish - 2H 19. St. Bernard Parish - 3H 20. St. James Parish - 3H VIRGINIA (1) 21. Tensas Parish - 2H 22. Terrebonne Parish - 3 1. Chesterfield Co. 23. Union Parish - 2H 24. Vermillion Parish - 2H 25- W. Carroll Parish - 2H 26. W. Feliciana Parish - 3h 27. Winn Parish - 2H *Each of the 30 initial decisions handed down by hearing examiners so far has recommended that Federal financial assistance to the school district be terminated. These initial decisions are being processed for final transmission to the appropriate Committees of the Congress, as required under the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Six school systems with compliance documentation accepted between February 25 and March 7: State School System Date Accepted Alabama Atmore (merged with Escambia Co. which has an accepted plan.) Alabama Lowndes County (court order) 3/7 Mississippi West Jasper Cone. 3/7 South Carolina Bamberg #3 (Ehrhardt) 2/25 Texas Reagan 3/7 Virginia Powhatan County 3/2 GSA DC 66- 15401 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE Office of Education Materials and Research Branch Equal Educational Opportunities Program September 1965 SCHOOL DESEGREGATION: CHANGING POLICIES AND PRACTICES The following list of materials has been selected by the staff of the Equal Educational Opportunities Program to assist school personnel in developing effective methods of coping with problems of desegregation under the authorization of Section 403, Title IV of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Copies of this list are available for distribution. Copies of many of the publications can be obtained by writing the addresses given. Viewpoints expressed are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect official Office of Education policy. THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT OF 1964 AND SCHOOL DESEGREGATION "Civil Rights Act of 1964." Public Law 88-352. 88th Congress, H.R. 7152. July 2, 1964. Text available from the Equal Educational Opportunities Program, U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Office of Education, Washington, D.C. 20202. Free.
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