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U. S. DISTRICI" COURT WES'l'ERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA FJLED ~ MAY071981 ~ IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT ROBERT H. SHEMWELL. CLERK FOR THE WESTERN DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA~--~~~~~~~--·- D~:;;purr .SHREVEPORT DIVISION
BERYL N.. JONES, ET AL
PLAINTIFFS, CIVIL ACTION UNITED STATES OF AMERICA *
~LAINTIFF-INTERVENOR NUMBER vs .. * CADDO PARISH SCHOOL .BOARD, ll,055 ET AL
DEFENDANTS
Consent Decree
FOR 'THE Dl~ITED STATES FOR DEFENDANT CADDO OF .AMERICA.: PARISH SCHOOL ::SOARD::
JAHES P .• TURNER BEARD, ARCENEAUX ,& Acting Assistant Attorney General .SUTHERLAJ.~D Department o£ .Justice ll03 Beck Bui.ldi:ng Shreveport., Louisiana 7ll0l
THOMAS M.. KEELING FRED lL :SUTHERL"AND Attorney, Civil Rights Division Department ·a£ Justice 'M.. 'THOMAS .ARCENEAUX
BRIAN F- HEFFERNAN Attorney, Civil Rights Division Department o£ Justice
J .• RANSDELL 'KEENE United States Attorney Western District of Louisiana
FRANCES 0. ALLEN First Assistant United States Attorney Western District of Louisi.ana
CARL E. STEWART Assistant United .States Attorney Western District o£ Louisiana COPY SENT DATE =S:c}o- ~ BY /) _,. TO: H--L&-1r-:~J \).'S-A ~»--4L~~l...(;/L
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~ahle o:E Contents
Prearnb~e Page Part I- Definitions and General Provisions 8 .Section A. ·Definitions 8 (l) l973 Plan 8 (2) Board 9 (3) Decree 9 (4) Mandatory Assignment District 9 (5) .System 9 (6) _Implementation 9 Section B.. Continuing Jurisdiction 9 Section .c.. Citizens Advisory Committee 9 Section D. "Warrantj_es and Representations 9 .Section 'E.. Future Changes 10 Section F.. Faculty and .Staf:f 10 .Section G. ·Transportation .10 .Section :H. Further Challenges lO :Section I.. ·Notices ll .Section J.. Effect ll Section JC :E:f£ective Date 11 .Section L. Non-severability l1 Section M.. :Procedure .12
Part II- .Student As.signments 12 .Section A. Mandatory 'Student .Assignments .12 (l) .Existing Mandatory Student Assignments l3 (2) .Mandatory Student .Assignment Revisions 16 (3) .School Closj_ngs 19 (4) Schools North o£ Caddo Lake 1.9 Section B.. Magnet .Schools 2l (~) Method o·f App~ication ·and Assignment 22 (2) Tr.ansportation · 23 (3) .Specified Magnet ·Programs .24 .Section C.. Laboratory School 25 (l) Attendance 25 (2) Promotion and Recruitment 26 Section D.. New Construction .26 .section 'E.. .Remaining ·One-Race Schools 27 (l) Fair l?ark and Booker T .. Washington .High 27 Schools · (2) J.. .S. Clark Junj_or .High .School .28 (3) Other Remaining One-Race Schools .28 (4) ·neve.lopment and .Implementation Schedule 29 .Section F.. Majority to 'Minority Transfers 30 Section G. Transfers and .Zone Assignments 30 (1) 'Transfer .Policy 30 (.2) .Enforcement o£ Zone Assignments 31
Part III- Implementation 31 Section A. ~981-82 School Year 31 Section B.. .19 82-83 .School ;lear 3:2 Section C. 1983-84 School Year 32
Part IV- Reporting and Monitoring 33 Section :A.. Reporting · 33 Section B- Information 33
Part V- Termination 34 Section A. Mandatory Assignment Districts 34 Sectl,on B .. Unitary Effect 34 .Section C. New Construction 35 Section D.. Magnets and Laboratory Schools 35 Section E. Schools North of Caddo Lake 37 Section F. Judgment of Unitary Status 37 Section G. Enforcement 38
.Signatures 39 Court Approval 39 Attachments Attachment A - School Attendance Zones Attachment B - Student Transportation Zones
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PREAMBLE
This action commenced on May 4, 1965 when Plaintiffs.,
Jones, et al. £iled suit under 42 U.. S.C. §1983 to enjoin the continued operation of "a compulsory bi-.racial school sys-tem:" and the assignment of "students, teachers and other school personne-l .. .. . on the basis of race .. " The Board and various individuals were .named as defendants. On July 19, 1965, the
Uni·ted States :moved to intervene in this action under Title IX of the Civil Rights Act of 19 64, 42 1J. S.c. § 2 0 0 Oh-2. The
United States Court o£ Appeals for the Fifth Circuit .al.lowed and mandated this intervent·ion in United States v.. Jefferson
County Board of Education, 372 F.2d 836, 896, (5th Cir.. 1966); a££' d, 380 F .. 2d 385 (5th Ci.r.. 1967) (en bane), ..cert .. denied
389 u.s .. 840 (1967)- Thus., the United States has been actively involved in this .action as plaintif£-intervenor ·for at least fourteen of the sixteen years it ·has been pending.. During that time the System has followed a tortuous path filled with numerous order.s, plans., judgments., appeals and modi£ications and alterations of plans,, .all tailored to .meet -evolving legal standards in an attempt to achieve unitary .status.. The £irst orders involving extensive re.zoning andbussing were issued in
1970..
At the reguest of the United States, in early 1973, the Court appointed a ·bi-racial committee to prepare a desegre- gation plan for the System. The bi-racial committee filed its report and recommendation on .June 1,, 1973, after which all parties were given an opportunity to respond and object to the report.. The report and recommendations stated::
"The Committee herewith submits to the Court its plan £or further desegregation of the schools in the Caddo Parish School District. The plan contemplates full resolution of the Plaintiffs' claims in their petition of February 25, 1972 and March 6, 1972 and upon approval by the Court wil"l bring about the conversion of the school district to a unitary school system." (Emphasis added.)
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The original ·plainti££.s £ilea objections, which were .later
withdrawn and stricken at their request, on June ll, 1973.
On July 2, 1973, the United States. £i1ed its res-
ponse, indicating concern about "the continued operation
o£ 3-4 one-race or predominately one-race schools'" ana
criticizing the .£ailure o£ the plan to "state the £acts
relied upon to j usti£y their .continued operation, provide
options to £ully desegregate them, or state ·the "feasibility
o£ implementing a·l.l or parts o£ desegregation plans £or these
schools on record in this case.. " This Court's July 20., 1973
Order stated .the position o£ ·the Uni·ted .States at that time':
"The present posture o£ this lawsuit considered, the United States o£ America, intervenor herei·n, i·nter jects no objection to ordering implementation o£ thi.s plan, as is :more .£ully .set out in its response riled herein .. "
The Board £iled its response to the report .and
recommendation on July 3, 19 73. In its response., the Board
clearly advised all ·parties that in the event o£ an -evidentiary
bearing :resulting -£rom any objections £.ilea by .any party to
the plan., either initi·ally or on remand £rom .any app-ellate
court, :it :would categorically object to the plan £or the reasons
set £orth :in :a -resolution adopted· .by the J3oar.d on :June 20,
19 73,, and seek to have the system declared ·unitary as it then
-existed with no further changes_ The resolution to·which the
response referred stated in pertinent part:
"The Board ana .its sta££ have carefully studied the Citizens Committee plan along with objections .ana :recommendations made .by citi·zens o£ this parish, ana, although the Board does not concur in all o£ the recommendations :made by the Committee, that because of the uncertain ties o£ continued litigation, the problems of implementing changes i-mmediately prior to the opening o£ school or during the 1973-74 .school year, that the educational program £or Caddo Parish would be better served by an acceptance o£ the plan if accepted by all parties, ana
"NOW 1 .THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Caddo Parish School Board -finds that it will be in the best interest o£ this school .system to accept the
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plan submitted .by the Citizens Committee, provided it is accepted by all parties so that a consent decree may be entered .immediately for the implementation of the Citizens Committee plan..
"BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that unless all parties agree to .a consent decree that the Board £ile ±ts objection to the Citizens Committee ·plan as to any parts o£ the plan which .are in conflict with or contrary to the existing plan conducted by the Board in acco.rdance with the decree o£ the United States District Court £or the Western District of Louisiana, dated J:anuary 30, 197.0, as .amended, and Sections II, ITI and IV o£ the plan submitted by the Citizens Committee,, and, a·lso any· parts o£ Section V which may be discriminatory against any area of Caddo :Parish.. "
On July 2 0, .19 73, the original plainti.£f.s £iled a response applauding the composition., character .and work o£ the citi.zen.s committee and clear·ly expressed the opinion that implementation o£ the plan., in toto, would result in a unitary school system in Caddo Parish.. Plainti££s concu=ed .i·n the entry o£ a consent decree and specifically noted that they had con£er.red ·"w:i th all members of the Committee·" and concluded that '"there. are su££icient £acts extant and _stated within the plan to fully justify the continued existence" o£ the .one-race or predominantly one-race _school.s and, therefore, urged ·the
Court :to approve the 1973 'Plan .in toto..
In the above described posture., ·the Court .on July 20.,
1973, entered its order implementing the 1973 ~lan and the
United States executed the ·order as i.s hereinabove set forth.
The commit·tee stated in the plan that it was essentially a compromise _proposal favored by both black and white segments of the community as an alternative to massive bussing. In effect, it retained the neighborhood school concept with rigid geographic zoning, some ·school closings, and it was supplemented by a majority to minority transfer system. The plan also mandated achievement of a 50% black-50% white ratio of employees at all levels of faculty, staff and administration.
On September 9, 1976, after having operated under the
1973 Plan .for more than three years, the Board :filed a motion
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seeking to have the System declared unitary and the pending
case dismissed. The United States took the position that the
questions of unitariness and dismissal were not properly before
the Court and that the United States would be entitled to notice
and a hearing on those questions before any such orders were
entered.. Evidence on the 13oard '.s compliance with the .1973
:Plan was taken before .a Special Master appointed by the Court..
The motion was taken under advisement by the Court and, after
approximately sixteen months, on December :29, 1.977, the Court issued .a written opinion and judgment declaring the System to
be unitary..
On January 9, 1978, the United States filed a timely motion to .amend the judgment and findings of the Court upon
which the judgment was based. The private p-laintiffs .have made
no additional appearance or ;filed additional pleadings in this
case- In its motion, the Government asked for a further .hearing
ana sought to have the judgment :rendered on December 29, 1977,
vacated. .The filing of these .motions :by the Government sus_pended the finality of the judgment· pending a final deci.sion on them.
The United States took the position, disputed .by the :Board, that it had not agreed to the 1973 l'lan as .a "final plan'" of integration and had specifically reserved its .right to question the constitu tionality of the student desegregation ·portions of the plan.. It further contended that all of the acceptable "tools·" of desegregation
had not been considered by the bi·-racial committee and, hence., the
continued existence of a large number of predominantly one-race
schools in the parish could not be constitutionally justified.
On January 2-4., 1978, the Board filed its opposition to the motions of the United States contending that the 1973 l'lan was implemented pursuant to an agreement among all parties to the litigationJ constituted a final plan of integration under a consent decree and was binding on all parties. The
Board further contended that if the United States was allowed to recede -from such .agreement, then the System .should be relieved of all obligations under the 1973 Plan..
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In addi·tion to ·the opposition, the Board £iled .a
motion for partial relief from the 1973 Plan, in which it
alleged that the continued requirement of a 50% black-50%
white ratio in the .hiring and promotion o£ faculty, staff and
administration was unconstitut-ional and in violation of
decisions of the United States Court of Appeals £or the Fifth
Circuit... The :Board, therefore., requested an order relieving
it £rom the ohligation to utilize employment and promotional
policies designed to maintain a strict racial ratio in £aculty,
administration and staf£.. The Board sought to be allowed to
hire and promote on the basis o£ mer.it and ability, without
regard to race .and without discrimination ..
While the above-described motions have .been pending
before this Court., the Board and the United States have engaged
in extensive negotiations to attempt ·to ar.rive at .a plan by
which to compromise their .disputes, thereby minimizing the risk
.and expense., as well as delay, inherent in protracted desegre-
gation litigation.. The ~Board and the United States now have
arrived at .a ·plan that is satisfactory to both parties in
light of their re.spective adverse contentions and the evaluation
o.f all pertinent :factors.. In reaching agreement, the parties
are mindful o£ the description o.£ consent decrees aptly ·stated
b_y the United States .Supreme Court in United .States v ...Armour .&
Co., 40.2 U. S .. 673, 681-682, 29 L . .Ed. 2d 256, .263 (1971)·:
"Consent decrees are entered into .by parties to a case after careful negot-iation has produced agreement on their precise terms.. The parties waive their ·right to litigate the issues involved in the case and thus save themselves the time, expense, and inevitable r.isk of litigation. Naturally, the agreement reached normally embodies a compromise; in exchange £or the saving of cost and elimination of risk, the parties eac;:h give up something they might have won had they proceeded with the litigation.. "
The parties and the Court recognize that substantial
geographic and demographic changes have characterized the
System during the 16-year period coinciding with this litigation.
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During the 1969-70 school year the System had a population
of 60,158 students, 56% of whom were white and -44% of whom were black. Thereafter., a steady decline of public .school
enrollment occurred so that by the end of the 1972-73 school year there were :S 1 ,27 3 students, 50% of whom were black and
50% of whom were white.. Subsequent to the implementation of the 1973 Plan student enrollment in the System continued its pre-19 73 decline so that .by the beginning of the 19 8 0-19 81
school year, the ~tudent population of the System had fallen to 45,-469 of -whom 55..1% were black and 44.9% were white. Between the .1969-70 .school year and the beginning of the 1980-81 school year, the percent of educables enrolled in private schools in
Caddo Pari.sh .increased £rom 8. 8% to 16.. .2%.. .A .number of
_previously segregated .all-white .schools have ·become a·ll-black
or virtual.ly -.all-.black schools.
The parties .and the Court recognize that the elimina tion of all racially identi:fiable sch9ols in the System is impracticable.. -.The parties and the Court also recogni:ze that significant desegregation has .already been achieved in the System through implementation of _previous orde.rs of this
Court., particularly the 1973 Plan.. At ·the same time the parties and t1le Court recogni.ze that the .steps to be taken under this Decree are designed to desegregate students, both .black
and white, and that these and .any other steps that may be
adopted pursuant to this ·Decree have been and will be ·formulated
.so as to impose the burdens of desegregation as eguitably as possible upon black and white students. On the basis of _past experience, moreover,, it seems evident ·that the historica.l pattern of increasing black enrollment in the System as a whole combined with the steps taken pursuant to this Decree may produce higher black enrollments at certain schools in the
:future than recited in this Decree, which bases its projections on 1980-1981 enrollments ..
In the course of the many proposals and counterproposals presented by the United States and the Board, the United States and the Board have considered all of the available tools for
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. desegregation with respect to schools in the System.
Specifically., the United .States and its outside experts
and the _Board and its staff have considered bussing., pairing,
clustering, the redesignation of district lines, redesigna
tion of feeder systems o:f secondary .school·s, magnet proposals.,
school closings and other tools of desegregation. llased on
consideration of the geographic isolation of certain schools,
the practicalities of the adverse effect on already desegre
gated schools of efforts to desegregate certain other schools,
the innovative and special programs to be implemented .by the
Board and the .special efforts ·to be undertaken to provide
voluntary desegregative options for .. students remaining in
one-race schools, among others, it is the considered judgment
of the United .States and the .Board that.all possible means of
desegregation have been explored and will be implemented with
the greatest degree of :potential success and feasibility under
the terms .and conditions of this Decree..
·The pa-rties desire to -resolve this suit without the
necessity of :further cos-tly and p-rotracted li·tigation.
Accordingly they have .agreed, as witnessed by the signatures
of thei-r authori:zed counsel and representatives below, to the
entry o:f this C:msent D.ecree :Ln resolution of all o£ the
issues in thi.s case which remain in .dispute ..
It is the determination of this Court, on the basi·s
of its familiarity with this case and the System, in general,
and on the basis o£ the evidence previously adduced and the
opinion previously rendered, that ·the plan £or the System
embodied in this Decree is reasonable and appropriate £or the
additional desegregation of the .System, .and upon its successful
implementation will in fact and in law create a unitary school
system. for Caddo 'Parish ..
The United States has taken an active role in this
case as plaintiff-inte-rvenor to represent the interest of the
United States~ Because no original plainti£f had taken an
active role in pursuing this case for several years, on
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June 3, 1980., this Court entered a Minute Entry, which was
sent to all former counsel of record for the original
plaintiffs and some others, stating that if no appearance
were made by or on behalf of any o:E the original plaintiffs
or other private parties by .July .3, 1980, the Court would
consider that "the plaintiffs acquiesce in having their
interests represented by the United States as plaintiff
intervenor". No appearance was made by or on behalf of any
such person within the time set forth in the Minute 'Entry
and none has been made .since that time..
NOW., THEREFORE, in recognition and in full apprecia
tion of all the factors, :positions, considerations and risks
outlined .above, and without conceding their respective positions
on the issues now pending before ·the Court", :the United States
and the 'Board hereby agree, as indicated .by the signatures
of their authori.zed counsel and representatives below, to the
adoption of this Decree, embodying the terms .and conditions
hereinafter stated, as a fi·nal .settlement of this action..
The parties having agreed to the terms herein and the Court
having .reviewed this Decree and determined that its terms .are
fair, reasonable, and lawful and ·that they .will promote the
orderly desegregation of the Caddo Parish schools and the final
resolution of this litigation, IT IS :HEREBY ORDERED, ADJUDGED
AND DECREED.:
ART I - DEFINITIONS AND GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section A.. Definitions. Except as expressly
rovided herein, the terms and -expressions used in thi.s
ecree shall have the meaning generally ascribed to them
n common usage. The following terms shall have the .meanings scribed to them below:
(l) 1973 Plan The term "1973 Plan" shall refer
o the Order of this Court on July 20, 1973, placing into
ffect the Desegregation Plan Submitted by Court-Appointed
itizens Committee, and the plan itself, as extended, modified,
ltered and amended through the date of this Decree.
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(2) Board - .The term '"Board" .shall refer to the
Caddo ~arish School Board.
(3) Decree - The term "Decree·" shall mean this
consent Decree, as amended, extended, modified or altered £rom
time to -time..
(-4) Mandatory Assignment District - The term
"Mandatory Assignment District'" shall mean a school district
established by Part II, .Section A o£ this Decree, as amended,
modified or altered £rom time to time.
(5) System - The ·term "System" shall refer to the
schools, faculty., personnel, plant and other component parts
of the public school system or .network maintained and operated
under the authority of the Board and commonly called the Caddo
Parish School System.
(6) Implementation - The term "implement" or
"implementation" shall mean to ·place into e££ect..
Section B.. Continuing Jurisdiction. ·During such
period as ·this Decree is in ef£ect, and subject to the ·limitations
contained in Part. V of ·this Decree ·relating to Termination o+
.Court Jurisdiction., the .System shall ·remai·n under the juris diction o£ t.hi s Court..
.Section c .• ··citizens· Advisory Committee. As the
Board i tsel-£ :is a bi-racial :body, the Citizens Advisory
Committee established ·by the 1973 .Plan i.s hereby abolished and disbanded..
Section D.. Warranties and :Representations. The
undersigned r.epresentatives o£ the United States and the .Board
represent and warrant to the Court and each other that they are
£ully empowered and authorized by all necessary administrative,
legislative and corporate action on their parts to enter into
and execute this Decree, and that upon approval of this Decree
it will be binding upon and shall have the effect of law with
respect to the United .States and its agencies, officers, agents
and employees, and the Board and its officers, agents and employees.
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Section E. Further Changes. Notwithstanding any
other provision of this Decree, nothing contained herein is
intended or shall be construed to prohibit the Board from
changing or altering any Mandatory Attendance District or other school attendance .zone established by thi.s ·necree or the
establishment o£ any new attendance zone so long as such
:modification., alteration or creation o£ new zone lines does
not impede the desegregation envisioned under this Decree
and is not a violation of a federal statute or provision of
the United .States Constitution relating to school desegregation.
Section F.. Faculty and Staff.. The Board .shall
hire, assign and promote -faculty., administration and staf.f
on the basis o£ merit and abi.li tY in a non-discriminatory
manner without ,regard to race or color, and in compl.iance
with law. The Board shall also continue its ef£orts to
recruit quali;fied minority :persons £or faculty, .staf£ and administrative positions in the System.
Section G.. Transportation.. Notwithstanding any
other term or condition .in this ·necree to the contra:r:y, it
is unde·rstood and agreed by the parties hereto that the
:Soard is not required to, .but :may (to the extent .it has
discretion 1.:\llder applicable law) -furnish transportation £ree
of any charge to any .. student to be transported under the terms o£ this Decree if the student in .question lives within one :mile
of the school.he chooses to attend or is assigned to attend.
Section Ji. Future Challenges. In the event that
any objections or .challenges are raised in any court at any time to the constitutionality, lawfulness or appropriateness
of (1) this Decree or its effects, (2) any provision hereof.,
or {3) any aspect of the desegregation provided for under
this·Decree, after approval o£ the Decree by the Court, the
Board and the Department of Justice shall defend the lawfulness
and appropriateness of the matter challenged. If any
collateral ·la:w suit .arises in state court, the parties shall
seek to remove such action to the United States District Court.
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Section I. Notices.. Any notice required or
permitted hereunder by any party s·hall be £iled in the record
o£ this case and shall be :mailed, if to the United States, to::
Mr. J.. Ransdell Keene ~nited States Attorney Room 3Bl2 Federa·l Building 500 Fannin .Street Shreveport, Louisiana 71101
with a copy to·:
Mr- Brian F. Ref£ernan, Attorney General Litigation 'Section Civil Rights Division United States Department o£ Justice Washington, D.. C.. 2 05 3 0
and, .i£ ·to the Board, to:
Mr- Walter .C. Lee Superintendent of Caddo :Parish Schools P .. 0 .. Box 37000 Shreve.port, Louisiana 71130
with a copy to::
Mr.. Fred R. Sutherland Attorney .at Law 1103 Beck Building Shreveport, Louisiana 71101..
Each party shall have the right., upon 10 days' written notice
to the other party, to designate ·subst±tute persons to
re.ceive the notices or copies o:f notice.s set £orth above.
Section J.. Ef£ect.. This Decree .supersedes all
orders and judgments entered in this case prior to the date
of its entry in the record o£ this case., and the Board is
hereby relieved o£ all obligations under the 1973 :Plan.
Section K.. Effective Date. This Decree shall
become effective, and only shall become :e££ective, upon
approval hereo£ by the Court and upon entry o£ thi·s Decree
in the record o£ this case as provided in Section M below. In
the event that objections are filed as provided in .such Section,
this Decree shall become ef£ective on·ly when the Court overrules
such objections.
Section L. Non-severability. This .Decree and the
desegregation plan embodied herein are agreed to by the parties
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in toto. In the event that the Court should disapprove any
part of this Decree prior to its becoming effective, this
Decree shall not become effective., and the parties shall be
placed in the same position as i£ they had not executed it.
Section M. Procedure.. The parties agree to join .in
a Motion to approve this Decree, ana to present such Motion to
the Court for its approval.. The Motion shall .be so drawn as
to have the Court approve this .Decree ana order it to become
effective on the lOth day after its entry in ·the ·record of
this case, unless written cibject·ions to 'specif-ic terms or
provisions of this Decree are filed in the record of thi.s
case within the above-mentioned 10 da_y :period. I£ any such
objections are ·timely ·filed, the Court .shall hear such objections
ana enter an order .setting forth its aetermi·nations ·thereon..
PART .II - STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS.
The Board shal.l operate the System on a
racially nondiscriminatory basis as to .student assignments
and :reassignments., under the .spe.ci.fic provis.ions which
follow, in accordance with the spiri-t and intent of this Decree..
Section A. Ma·naatory :Student .Assi·gnm:e:nts. Students
attending public schools in the System shall be assigned to
the schools .listed below in this section for ·the grade.s · ,
indicated in accordance with the attendance .zone lines
described for each such school in Attachment A to this Decree,
which .is incorporated as though £ully set out herein, subject
to the provisions of Part T, Section E (Further Changes)-;
Part II, Sections A. 4. (Schools North of Caddo Lakel, B.
(Magnet Schoo-ls l , C. (Laboratory School) , . D. (New Construction).,
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F. (Majority to Minority Transfer) and G. (Transfers and
Zone Assignments J .; Part III (Implementation I-; and Part V
(Termination o:f Court Jurisdiction), hereto. Tile racial
enrollment :projections for each such school as .noted below
are based on current enrollment ana residential patterns
and without any adjustments for potent·ial attendance of
students under the provisions noted above. (lJ Exi:st·in·g Mand'at·orv· Stud'eht· As·s·i·gtul):ehts.
The student attendance zones and grade
structures for certain schools in the .System have not been
changed either because the schools have become fully
desegregated ·pursuant to the 1973 1'lan or otherwise or
.because the .parties , after exp·loring .all avenues to attempt
to achieve desegregation :in the schools., have determined,
as described in the .Preamble above, that there .i·s no
£easible ana practical -:means of accomp.lishing de-segregation
at those schools other than the actions provided in Part II,
Section :E (Remaining One-Race Schoo'ls) .below. Those .schools
are as follows:: a_ · Atkihs· Elei:ne:nt·ary.. (Grades K-6.} •
The. :projected student enrollment is 68%
black ana 32% white . b. · Earre·tt· :Elei:nent·ary. (Grades I<-6).
The projected student enrollment is 68~
black and 32% white .. c. 'Blanchard Elementary.. (Grades K-6) .•
·.The projected student enrollment is 21%
black ana 79% white.. d. (Grades K-6) .
The 'projected student enrollment is 71%
black and 2 9% white .
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e .. (Grades K-6) .•
The -projected student enrol]:ment is S2%
~lack and 48% white.
f. North Highl'art-as· E'letneht'ary.. ·(Grades 1<-6)
The pro~ected student enrollment .is 34%
black and 66% white ..
g. · Norths.ide: 'El'ei:n'e.nta·ry.. (Grades I<-5),.
The projected student enrollment is 100-%
black.
h. · Pi.'e·r:re Ave·nue· El'eme·ntary. (Grades X-6) ..
The projected student enrollment is 100%
black.
L (Grades ::K-.5) •
The ·projected student enrollment is 100%
black..
j.. Queens·borough Elementary.. (Grades .. K-5)
The projected student .enrollment .:is 99%
black and l% white~ k. (Grades .1<-5)
The projected student enrol'lment is 100%
black.
1.. . We:r'n'e·r· p·a:rk .E'l'emen·t·ary.. (Grades 1<-6-)
The projected student enrollment is .52%
black and -4 8% white. m. (Grades K-6) .
The projected student enrollment is 51%
black and -49% white.
n.. · Mo·o:ring·sl:>'o·r·t· Ftindament·al. (Grades K -8) .
Tlie projected student enrollment is 13%
black and 8~% white.
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The projected school enrollment is 60% black
and -40% white.
The projected student enrollment is 98%
black and 2% white ..
g.. ·"Oil" Ci:ty' ·.ru·ni·o·r· High ·s·chooL'* (Grades 1<-8).
The· projected student enrollment is 27%
black .and 73% white.
The projected school enrollment is 29% black
and 71% white..
.s. · "By'rd· lli.'gh ·s·ch:o'ol.. (Grades 9...:12).
The projected student enrollment is 50%
black and 50% white ..
t.. · F'air Park ru·gh 'S'chool.. (Grades .9-12) .
The projected student enrollment is 87%
black :and 1.3% white.
u.. · G'r·e·en· "Oaks .Hi'gh: 'S'chool.. (Grades 9-12) ..
The _projected student enrollment is 99%
black and l% white. v.. · Hu:n·tingtO'n Jri'gli 'S'chool.. (Grades .9-.12) ..
The projected student enrollment is 45%
black and 55% white .•
w. · No':l::'th Ca.'ddo· Hi'gh 'S'chool. (Grades 9-12).
The projected student enrollment is 43%
black and 57% white.
The projected student enrollment is 27%
black and 73% white..
* SiiB.j ect to tlie provisions o£ Section A (4 I and )?art V, Section E (Schools ·North o£ Caddo Lakei Below.
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y.. (Grades 9-1.2) .•
The projected student enrollment is 17%
black and 83% white ..
:z.. · 1Io·oker "T. wa·shin·g·t·o:r1 High School.. (Grades 9-12) •
The projected s·tudent enrollment is 100%
black..
(Grades 9-12) .•
The projected student enrollment is -43%
black and .57% white..
b:O. · -sp·ec·i·a:l· s·cho'o'ls.. The Board will assign
·students to Alexander Special Education .School, Caddo ·Exceptional
School., the Trainable ·Mentally Retarded ·program and the Shrine
Hospital School in the same·manner as -prior to the effective
date of this Decree, subject to applicable :s·tate and :federal
law and .regulations .relating ·to such school-s- The respective
projected .student .enrollments :for such schools are .27 .. 8% black
and 72.2% -white, 34.2% black and 65.8% white, 71 .• 9% black and
.28.l% whi:te., and 30 .• 4% black and 69 .• 6% ·white..
(.2) · ·Mandatory' stu:ae·nt_.As's±gnment· Revi·sions ..
The student attendance zones and/or the grade
structures of the :following schools have been revised pursuant
to thi·s Decree:
a.. · Arthur ci·rcl·e· El·emen·t·ary_ (Grades .K-5) •
The projected student enrollment is 35%
black and 6.5% white.
b.. Cen·tral E'lement·ary. (Grades K-5) .
The projected student enrollment is 100%
black ..
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(Grades X-6)
The projected student enrollment is 38%
black and 62% white.. d.. F·a·ir.fi·eld. El·emen·tary. (Grades K-6) ..
The projected student enrollment is 53%
black and 47% white.. (Grades 1<-5) ..
Tlie projected student enrollment is 20%
black and 80% white ..
:f. · Ham'ilto:n· 'Terrac·e Middl·e· SChbol. (Grades 6-8) •
The ·projected student enrollment is 41%
black and 59% white ..
g.. · HilTs daTe El·eme:n·tary. (Grades 1<·-6) ..
The projected student enrollment is 43%
black and 57% white..
h. · Hol'lywooa Elementary .. (Grades 6-8) .
The-projected student enroTlment is 41%
black and 5.9% white.• :i.. · :rn·ge·rs·o"ll El·ementary .. (Grades K-5) •
The projected student enrollment is 100% black.
j. · Oak :Park ETemen·tary.. (Grades 1<-5).
The projected student enrollment .is 60%
black and 4 0'% -white .
k.. · Riverside Element·ary. (Grades K-.5) ..
The projected student enrollment is 30%
black and 70% white.
L Shreve 'Island :Elementary. (Grades K-6) ..
The projected student enrollment is 50% black
and 50% white.
m. Sb11thern Hi'lTs Eleme:n·tary. (Grades K-5) .
The projected student enrollment is 20%
black and 80% white.
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.n. A.C. "Steere' Elementary.. (Grades X-5) ..
The projected student enrollment is 25%
black and 75% white..
o. Summer£ield Elementary. (Grades ::K-5) .•
The projected student enrollment is 10%
black and 90% white.
p. Summer Grove Elementary. (Grades K--5) ..
The ·projected student enrollment is ·15%
black and 85% white ..
g.. Sunset Acres Elementary.. (Grades ::K-5) .•
The projected student enrollment ·is 36%
black .and 64% white..
r.. University Elementary. (Grades K--5) .•
.The projected student enrollment is 35%
black and 65% white.
s. West Shreveport Elementary. (Grades K-5).
The projected student enro'llment is 1.00% black.
t.. Westwood Elementary.. (Grades X-5) ..
The projected student enrollment is 40% black
and 60% white..
:u.. Wa'lnut Hill Junior .High SchooL (Grades ::K-8) .•
The projected student enrol'lment :i.s 42%
black and 58% white~
v. Bethune Junior High School. (Grades K-8) ••
The projected student enrollment is '100% black.
w.. Broadmoor Junior ·High School.. (Grades 7-8) ..
The projected student enrollmE?nt is :53%
black ,and 4 7% white..
x. J. S~ Clark Junior High SchooL (Grades 7-8)
The projected student enrollment is 100% black.
y. Linwood Junior High School. (Grades 7-8).
The projected student enrollment is 46% black
and 54% white.
z. Midway Junior High School. (Grades 7-9).
·The projected student enrollment is 59%
black and 41% white.
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a,a.. · Oak Ter'r·ace· Mi:ddTe: Sc11.6ol .. (Grades 6-8} .. ' Tiie projected student enrollment is 45%
.black and 55% white.
bb. ·Ridgewood MiddTe· School .. (Grades 6-8) •
The projected student enrollment is 43%
black and 57% white.
cc_ · Youre:e· Drive Midd'l·e· 'S'chool.. (Grades 6-8) _
The projected student enrollment is 41-%
b'lack and 59% white.
dd. . Cap·tair1 Shr·eve· 1Ii'gh S'chool. (Grades 9-1.2) .•
T.he projected student enrol.lment is -41% black
and 5.9% white.
(3) School Closings.
Certain schools in the System will be c.losed
pursuant to this .Decree.. 'These .·schoo·ls are-;
a.. Mooretown :Elementary ..
b.. 'Laurel Street 'Elementary..
c.. Eighty-first Street Elementary..
d- :Lakeshore Junior :High School.
·The Board may a£ter implementation o:f: this Decree in it·s
discretion operate ~such educational ·programs in these
£acilities as it .sees ~fit;· p:roVid'ed., 'that the reopening
arid operation o£ these schools does not in any way impede
the desegregation to .be achieved under this Decree..
( 4) Schoo'ls· Nor·th o·f Caddo Lake..
a.. Beginning with the 19 81-8.2 school year,
the Board shall establish £undamental school programs at
the 'following schools, which shall have the attendance zones
set forth in Attachment A hereto:
Cil · H:e:rndor1 ·Jurli·or· Ri'gh ·scho'ol. (Grades K-8 )-..
The projected student enrollment is
100.% black..
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(i.i 1 · Ho"s's!t·o·n· Rl·em:entary.. ( GI;"ades K-81 •
·Tne projected student enrollment is
60% ·b-lack ana .:40% white .. (iii) Oi1. City "JU:ni·or High Scho·ol. (Grades ::K-8)
The projected student enrollment .is
2 7:% I>lack and 73% -white~ (i:v l · Vivi·ar1 ·Jun:ior· Hi"gh S"chool. (Grades I<-8} •
The ·projected student enrollment is
29% black and 71% white.
b.. .Beginning with the 198.3-84 school year, the
:Board will establish a new academic and per£orming arts middle
magnet school at Herndon School £or grades 6-8 in order to
.enhance the guality of education and bring about a greater
degree o.f desegregation .at that -school.. The .Board will establi.sh
an aggressive ·magnet recruiting program and will permit and
encourage students to attend the new middle magnet ·school .at
Herndon using every reasonable effort to achieve a projected
racial enrollment in the magnet school segment of the school
of 50% .black ana 50% white by the end of the 1984-85 school
year.. (i) The .Board will establish a procedure
for application., acceptance and admiss.ion to ·the :Herndon middle
·magnet school.. Rxc~pt as specifically provided in this Tiecree,
enrollment at such magnet school will be on a parish"\vide basis,
but students attending Herndon School in the 1982-83 school
year, during the first year of magnet implementation, and siblings
of students who attend such school after implementation of this
Decree shall have priority in admission to such school to the
extent that such students desire and guali£y for admission
to that school and their admission will not impede the Board's
achievement of the school's projected racial enrollment;
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C:t:t:.I :Beg':tnn:i._ng >'l':i::th. the :;Ei:;r'st year of
implementation of the Herndon middle ina,gnet school under this
Decree and continuing until the Termination of Court .Jurisdic
tion provisions of ~art V of this Decree ~ome into operation,
the Board, upon the completion of the above magnet application
process and the subseguent assignment of students to such
magnet school for attendance the following school year, will
promptly provide both the United States and the Court with
the number of pre-registered .students, ·by race, at such .school.. (iii} Student transportation to Rerndon
middle magnet schoo'l sha-ll be provided by the Board :free of
cost to those ·students who are accepted for enrollment at
such school; provided, however, that free transportation wi'll be
:provided only to those .students residing in the Herndon Junior
High School, ·Hosston Junior High School-, Mooringsport .Funda
mental School, Oil City Junior F..igh School, and ·vivian Junior
High School attendance :zones.. :Notwithstanding the previous
_provisions, the .Board :will _provide transportation £ree of cost
to those students given a _priority in subparagraph (i) above.. (ivJ .Students in grades 6 through 8 i.n
the Herndon attendance -.zone who do not :attend the :Herndon
middle :magnet school shall attend Oil City Jun:ior High School..
Section J3 .• · 'Magn·e·t 'SChoo·ls.. -The Board -will establish
new magnet schools at three e'lementary schools (Judson, South
Highlands and Eden Gardens) and at one middle school (Eden
Gardens Junior High School) .in order to enhance the guality
.of education ana bring about a greater degree of desegregation
at ·those schools. In agreeing to the i-mplementation of these
magnet programs .. , the Board and the United States are mindful
of the extremely successful .magnet programs currently being
operated-by the Board at Claiborne Fundamental School, which
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has a current student enrollment o.f 538 ·s.tuderits 1 of whom
45.9% are .black and 54.1% are wfiite, at Caddo Magnet High
School, which lias a current student enrollment of 52.2 students,
of whom 3 7. 7% are black and 6.2 . 3% are white , and at Caddo
Career Center, which has a current student enrollment o£ 853
students, of whom 40% are black and 60% are white.. The ·Board
w.ill e.stablish an aggress.ive magnet recruitment program and wi:ll
permit and encourage students to attend magnet .s-chools using
every reasonable effort to achieve the ~rejected racial
enrollment for each school w.ithin the time per.iod permitted under this Decree.
Cll Me'thod o'f Appl'ication and Ass·ig:nme:nt. The
Board will establish a procedure £or application., acceptance
and admission to the magnet schools .in the System. Except
as speci.fically provided .in this Decree, enrollment at each
magnet school wiTl be on a ·parishwide bas.is, with ·the following
assignment ~riorit.ies .being the onJ:y priorities in ef£ect::
a. Students currently .attending .South Highlands,
Judson., Eden Gardens :Elementary, .and Eden Gardens Junior .High
School, dur.ing the "first year of magnet implementation at such
schools, and ·siblings of students who .attend .such magnet
schools after .implementation of this Decree shall have priority
in admission to their respective schools to ·the extent that
such students ·desi·re and qualify for admission to such -schools
and their admission will not .impede ·the :Board'' s achievement
of the schools' projected racial enrollments;
b.. Black students who will be attending schools
with over 90% black student enrollment and white students who
will .be attending schools with over 65% white .student enroll
ment will have priority in admission to magnet schools operated
by t'he Board,· to the extent such students depire and qualify
for admission to such schools and their admission will not
impede the Board's achievement of the projected racial enrollments
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for .such schools; provided., that such :prior.ity shall
not -serve to deny ·to any -student currently attending Cla.iborne
Fundamental or Caddo Magnet .High School the opportunity to
continue to attend that school ·to course completion ..
c. Beginning with the first :year of magnet
implementation under thi.s Decree ana continuing until the
Termination of Court Jurisd'iction ·provisions o:E 'Part V of this
Decree come into operation, the Board, upon the completion
o:f the above magnet application ·proces·s and the subsequent
assignment of .students to the various magnet schools for
attendance the :following school year, will _promptly provide
both the United States and the Court with the number of pre
registered students, by race, at each school..
a. Students who have completed a magnet
program at one level (e~ g .., elementary or middle school) shall
have priority in admissi.on to an appropriate magnet :School
.having the same program at the next :level (e .. g .. , middle school
or high school) to ·the extent ·that .such students desire and
qual.i:fy -:for .admission to that school and the:i:r admis.sion will
.not impede the Board's achievement of such school's :projected
racial enrollment·;· provi-aea,· ·however, that the :Board, in :it·s
discretion, may establish administrative procedures to insure
that students who have ·not had the opportunity to attend a
magnet school and who desire and qua·lify for such school
will .not be prejudiced by the application of this subparagraph
(l) a .. (2) Tr·an:sportatiqn. Student transportation to all
magnet schools operated .by the :Board shall be provided by the
Board free of cost to those students who are accepted for
enrollment at these s·chool·s;· 'p·r·ovided,· however., that with regard
to the fundamental magnet programs ·in operation at Claiborne,
Judson and Eden Gardens, .free transportation will be provided
only to those students residing in the transportation zone.s £or
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each school as set forth :in Attachment J3 hereto, which is
incorporated as though :fully set out Iiere.in.. Notwithstanding
·the previous provisions, the Board will provide transportation
:free o£ cost to those students .given a priority in subparagraph
(l)a above.
(3) · sp·e·ci'£i·ea Magrte:t· Prog·rams.. The ·Board has
·formulated speci£ic magnet -progran1s, as set :forth below, for
each o£ the magnet schools to be .implemented under this Decree..
The United States has .been apprised o£ the contents of these
_programs, the development o:f which will continue in the months
following the entry o£ this Decree. The Board will continue
to keep the United States informed concerning the nature and
details of the ·magnet _program :for each .new .magnet school and
any changes ·therein.. Tt is understood by the parties that
.magnet programs at particular .schools may be revised in order
to ef-fectively ·provide £or the recruitment and retention of
students in ±he :magnet schools ana to achieve and :maintain a
deseg.regatea -enrollment.. The magnet school·s .and programs to
:be established by the Board, together ·with -the projected
racial enrollments £or tnese schools, are as follows:: a.. Judson :Elementary - Fundamental ·Magnet Pro_gran1 ·Projected :Enrollment-50% W and 50% J3
b.. .Eden Gardens Elementary - Fundamenta-l Magnet Program . Projected 'Enrollment-50% W and 50% B
c.. South Highlands Elementary - Academic and Performing .Arts Magnet Program Projected Enrollment-50% w and 50% B
d. Eden Gardens Junior High School - Academic and Performing Arts Middle School Magnet Projected enrollment-50% W and 50% B
e- The parties understand ana agree that the Board will continue to operate the magnet programs currently in effect at Claiborne :Fundamental School, Caddo Magnet High School and the Caddo Career· Center.
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Section c. L'ahor·a·tory s·chobl. Comme·ncing with
the l98.2-83 schoo'l _year, the Board shall e.s:tablish --at Stoner
Hill Elementary School a laboratory school program to be
operated :J;.n conjunction with the universi·ties and colleges
located in the Caddo Parish area~ The United States has been
informed of the operational procedures and educational
components of the 'laboratory .school ·program to be imple!t'.ented
at Stoner Rill., the development of which will continue in the
months fol'lowing the entry of this Decree.. The ·Board will
continue to keep the United States and the Court informed con-
cerning the nature and detai.ls of the Stoner :Hill laboratory
program and any .changes therein~ Revisions .in this :program
.shall .be permitted in ·order to effectively prov.ide .for :the
recruitment and retention of students in .Stoner 1Iill and to
achieve and maintain :a desegregated enrollment.
(l) Attendance.. ~hose students residing in the
Stoner Hill .attendance ·zone set forth.:in Attachment A hereto
shall continue to attend Stoner Hill.. :rn addition, the Board will students outside of that accept applications :from additional . .zone desiring to attend the laboratory school at Stoner Hill and
w;i.ll accept .such :students :for enrollment at :Stoner Rill in
a manner so as to achieve the projected racial enrollment for
that school set 'forth :below.. The :Board will establish a
procedure for application, acceptance and admission to Stoner
Hill Elementary .School.. Beginning with the first year o·f
implementation of the laboratory school program at Stoner
Hill and continuing until the Termination of Court Jurisdiction
provisions of :Part V of this Decree come :into operation, the
·Board, upon the completion of the application and assignment
process described above for the :follow.ing school year, shall
promptly provide both the United States and the Court with
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the 'pre-:t'egi.stered rac.ial enrollment £or Stoner RilL The
projected racial enrollment £or Stoner Hill is 55% black and
-45% white.
(2} · Promo'ti'on· an'd' Re·cru:i·tment. 'The .Board' s
obligation with .regard to the promotion of the Stoner Rill
laboratory school program and the recruitment o£ students £or
enrollment and part.icipation in .it shall be identical to the
promotion and :rec=itment obl:igations o£ the Board £or
magnet schools .as set :forth i.n Part TI, Sect·ion E (Magnet
School.s) , o£ this Decree..
(31 Tran·sport·a·t·i·on.. ·Transportation to Stoner :Hill
o:f those·students who reside outside of the Stoner .Hill
attendance .zone shall be provided .free of cost to such
.students.. This provision shall i.n no way affect the
transportati·on currently ~rov:ided by the .:Board to students
residing in the Stoner Hill zone.. The Board shall
construct., :fo.r antic.ipated opening ·in the l983,-8 4 school }'·ear,
a combination elementary-junior high school complex :in ·the
:Huntington .Park area o:f the parish.. 'The 'Board agrees that
upon completion o:f this complex, .Mooretown .and Oak .Park
students currently assigned to Bethune pursuant to .Part II
(Mandatory Student Ass·ignments.) will be among those assigned
.to the new :facility beginning in the l983-84 school ·year.
In the event that the construction of the 'Huntington 'Park
complex is not completed within the time set forth herein,
the provisions o£ Part V, Section c (Termination of Court
Jurisdiction - New Constructioni shall apply.
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Section .E. · Remain·in·g· on·e·-Rac·e· s·chools. As
has been more ful],y set :forth in Section A (lJ herein, there
will remain under the provlsions of this Decree a number of
one-race or ·predominantly one-race schools which, for -various
reasons also detailed ln that section, it i.s not practically
possible to ef£ectively desegregate. given .the current
circumstances existing in Caddo :Parish.. J:n addition to the
opportunities to attend desegregated .schools provided by the
provisions :in this Part J:I, Sections .B, c, and F (respectively,
.Magnet Schools, Laboratory School and Majority to Minor.ity
.Transfers) , the Board will .do the :fo'llowing witn regard to
remaining one-race or predominantly one-race schools in the
System:
(l) · 'F'a·ir 'Park· and: Booker 'T. Washington :High Schools ..
a. The Board ·will examine the educational program
currently o-ffered at Fa"ir 'Park and Eoo'ker ·T.. Washington Eigh
Schools ·to ascertain :possible de:fic.iencies i.n .such -programs.
·The Board. will implement such corrections, additions and/or
·modifications to the 'Fair Park and Washington programs .as may
be .necessary to ma:intain such ·programs at ·an .educational level
qualitatively equal ·to that ·of the rema.inder o£ the high
schools in the System.
:D~ The Board will establish special programs
at Fair Park and Wasnington High Schools .in an effort to
attract white students to those schools.
c. It is understood between the parties that
the Board will., upon the entry of this Decree, continue its
efforts to develop special programs at Fair Park and Washington
Eigh Schools and will inform the United States o:f its efforts
in this regard. Some programs which the Board has cons.idered
to date developing and implementing are a computer science
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at Fair .Park High Schoo"L 'rhe Board should consi.der other
possibilities as its experience with other programs s·how
other opportunities £or enhancing the o:Eferings at
Washington and Fair Park on an integrated basis ..
(2) . w. S~ .. Clark iTunior Hi'gh School.
The :Board will establish a special program
at J. S. Clark Junior High "School in an e£fort to .attract
white students to attend that :school.. It is understood
between the parties tb.at the ::Soard ·will, upon the entry o£
this Decree, continue .its e:E:Eorts to develop such a program
and will i.nform the United States of its ef£orts and progress
in this regard.. The ::Soard has considered ·to date developing
and i:mplementing a career preparatory center .at J.. S. Clark
and .should consider otb.er poss.ibilities as .its experiences
with other prog.rams show opportun.ities for enhancing the
o£-ferings at J.. s_ Clark on an integrated basis or otherwise..
(.3:) ,Other "Remainin·g on·e-Ra·ce Schools..
W:i:th .·regard to the other :remaining one-race
schools in the System, the :Board will::
a.. Explore the possibility o.f other programs,
-especially a remedial elementary program p.reviously explored
by the :Board during the course of .negotia·tions:r which could be
of great benefit to .those students rema:i:n~ng in one--race
schools, and o££er such enhanced quality educational
experiences £or students at such schools as is practicable
and economically :feasible .. b. Devise ways o£ attempting to attract other
race students to these :schools as the 'Board's experience w.ith
other programs show opportunities £or enhancing the educational
offering~ at these schools on an integrated :Casis.
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C4) · D"eve·l·opm:en·t· ·ana Imp·lemen·ta:t·io·n· .s·che:du:le.
The obligations o:f the Board 11nder this
Section will be fulfilled in the :following manner:
a.. The Board will develop and :plan the programs ,
methods and concepts envisioned by this Section i::1uring the
l98l·-82 school year and will inform the United States .by
Feb:r;uary l., .198.2 o:f the programs, JUethods and concepts
developed and the .schedule proposed .for .implementation thereof.
D.. The United .States will have lS days
thereafter within which to make any objection to the proposed
programs or the schedule of implementation..
c. I.f the United States makes no objection
witr...in the time allowed, the parties will £ile a Joint
Supplement to ±his Decree wi·th the Court., .incorporating the
proposals herein..
d. Should the.United States make objection
to t11.e Board's proposal ·within the ·time allowed, the parties
>·Till confer within TS days thereafter in an attempt to resolve
the objections :by agreement.. Should agreement be reached,
a Joint .Supplement to this .Decree shall be £iled with tne
Court., :incorporating $UCh agreement herein.
e.. In the event tne part:ies are unab~e to
agree, the matte.r shall be submi ttea to the Court within
30 days thereafter .for resolution in such a manner and
pursuant to such procedures .as the Court may direct..
.f. Implementation of the provisions o£ this
Section shall commence no later than the start of the 198.2-83
school y.ear-
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Section F- Majority to Minority Transfers. A
najority to minority transfer system shall be utilized b~ the
·Board as a device to attempt to £urther desegregate the System.
Under this .system, any student who .attends a school in which
his or her race is in the naj ority shall be permitted to
transfer to any appropriate school of his or her choice where
his or her race i.s in the minority. Free transportation will
be provided_, however,, on.ly when the transfer is to the school
closest to such student's then current .attendance zone.. The
parties believe that the utilization of such transfers may be
increased by making the availability of such transfers nore
widely known to students :and parents.. Accordingly., ·the :Board
shall :publicize the .avai.la:bility of majority to minorit~
transfers and the :fact that transportation for such trans:fers
will be provided at :Board -expense.. The Board ·will make ever~
ef:for:t to encourage such transfers,, especially among the student
populations of those racial:Ly identi£iable schools remaining in
the system.
.. Section G.. 'Trans:fers and ·zone Assignments-
(l) Transfer policy_ :Except :for the reasons
outll.ned in this paragraph (l), the 13oard shall not permit a
student to transfer out of .a Mandatory Assignment District..
Transfers from a Mandatory Assignment. District may be made under
the .following circumstances.: (i) ·majority-to-minority transfers
as provided in Part II, Section F of this Decree, (ii) attendance
at a magnet or laborator~ school within the guidelines set
forth in Part II of this Decree, (iii) certified medical need,
(iv) hardship, and (v) curriculum necessity. Hardship and
curriculum transfers shall be granted in a manner consistent.
with the goals of equal educational opportunity and quality education_
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(2) :Enforcement of .Zone Assignments.. The Board
shall take, in each school year while this Decree is in effect,
such measures as Eay be necessary and .appropriate to continually
enforce the .zone assignments :for each school in the System. The
Boa·rd will instruct the principal of each school in the System
·to use all means at his or her disposal to closely monitor and
enforce ·the attendance .zone .assignments .for his or her school..
PART III - IMPLEMENTATION.•
The provisions of this Decree ·speci:Eied be·low shall
be implemented pursuant to the schedule described in this
.Part III un·less a dif.ferent implementation schedule is
provided in the particular provision specified., in which case
the schedule in the particular provision controls over the
Eore general .schedule herein. Until the provisions of this
Decree become e:Efective as described herein, ·the Board Eay
qperate its .schools under the .student. assignments now in effect..
.All other provisions of this Decree become e£.fecti ve when the Decree is effective_
Section .A.. 19 81-82 School Year.. Be£ore or beginning
with the 198l-82 school year_., the Board .shal:l place Part II.,
.Section B (Magnet .Schools) of this Decree i.nto effect, with
the exception o£ the :Eden Gardens Junior High Academic and
.Performing Arts SchooL The .Board shall use its best ef.forts
to attain the projected racial enrollments contained in Part II.,
Section B £or such schools by the end o:f the 1983-84 school
year .by developing attractive programs in the schools affected
by such ·part and by encouraging students of both races to attend
such schools and benefit from their programs ..
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Section B.:. l9 82- 83 School Year.. Before or beginning
with the 19 82-83 school year, the Board :shall place :Part "II,
Sections A (Mandatory .Student Assignments) and C (Laboratory
School) and the Eden Gardens Junior High .Academic and Performing
Arts .School into effect_ The Board .shall use its best efforts
to attain the projected racial enrollments contained in Part .II,
Sect·ions B (Magnet .Schools) and C (Laboratory .School) of this
Decree £or .such schools by the end of the 19 84-85 school year
.by developing attractive programs at such schools and by
encouraging student·s of both races to attend such .schools and
bene£it £rom their _programs ..
Section c. .1983-84 School Year.. J3efore or beginning cwith the .1983-84 .school year, the .Board shall begin
compliance with Part II, Sections A. 4 .(Mandatory .Student
Assignments - .Schoo.ls North o£ Caddo Lake) and D (New
Construction) o£ ·this .Decree.. The Board shall use :its best
efforts to obta.in financing and authori:zation for the .s.chool
or. schools to be constructed ·pursuant to Part II, Section D
(New Construction) and to complete construction and occupy
such school or schools .by the beginning of the 1983-84 school year or as .soon thereafter as :is practicable_ The Board shall
use its .best efforts to attain the projected :racial enrollment
contained in Part II, Section A. 4 (Mandatory Student Assignments -
Schools .North o£ Caddo Lake) of this necree at l:Ierndon 'School by the end of the 1.9.85-86 school year by developing attractive programs in such .schoo'l and by encouraging students of ·both
:races to attend such school and benefit from its programs ..
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~ART IV - REPORTING AND MONITORING
Section A. Reporting.. J:n order that the Court and
the United .States may remain in£ormed concerning the progress
o:E desegregation in the System under this Decree, the Board
.shall, on October l-5_, 1981, and on October 15 o:E each _year
therea£ter ·until this Decree i·s terminated pursuant to ~art V
(Termination o£ Court Jurisdiction) below, submit to the Court
and to the United States .a report containing the £allowing
information.:
(l) Student enrollment statistics .by race :for each
school in the System not declared unitary or cons.idered as
unitary pursuant ·to this Decree-
(2) A cqp_y of .reports relating to employment
routinel_y £iled during the previous reporting period with the
Equal Employment Opportunity Commi.s_sion..
(3) A description o£ the progress o£ construction
o·f the -elementary-j.unior high .schoo.l complex required to -be
.built _pursuant ·to Section D o:E Part .II (New Construction) .herein..
(4) A reasonable description o£ the e££orts o£ the
:Board with respect to. its obligations, pursuant to Section E
of .Part II (Remaining One-Race .Schools) herein., concerning
remaining one-race or _predominantly one-race schools ..
Section E. In£ormation. With regard to any questions
which -may arise concerning. ·:progres.s and compliance unde.r this
Decree the Board shall, upon request and reasonable notice to
counsel for the .Board, £u=ish counsel for the United States
with the necessary in£ ormation relevant to such questions ..
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:PART V- TEIDUNATION OF COURT JURISDICTION
I.t is the intention of the parties that this Decree
constitute .a complete .and final .resolution of tnis case..
Accordingly, the _parti-es adopt the following terms, conditions,
stipulations and provisions relating to ·the termination of ·this
Decree and continuing Court supervision hereunder.:
Section !>,. :Mandatory Assignmen·t .Districts. The
Unit.ea States agrees ·not ·to seek any further or additional
:remedy with respect to any Mandato:r:y .Assignment District set forth in Part II, Section A (Mandatory Student Assignments) or
.Section B.. (3) e (Magnet Schools - Claiborne .F.undarnental .School.,
Caddo Magnet l:Iigh School ,and the Caddo Career Center) of this
Decree.. It is understood and 'agreed that .this .. Section A of
:Part V .shall apply ·wi:thout respect to the racial composition o£
.. such schools an_d whether or not .the actual enrollment in such schools ·meets or approximates the anticipated racial composition as re:;Elected in this Decree..
Section 13.. Unitary Effect. Upon implementation of the mandatory pupil reassignment plan .set forth in .Par:t ::II,,
Section A (Mandatory .Student Assignment) , the .Board .shall be en
·titled to obtain .an order of the Court .stating that (i) the System is unitary with respect to the .Mandatory .Assignment Districts :that are the subject of :Part II, Section .A, ·paragraphs l, .2 and 3
(respectively, Existing Mandatory student Assignments, Mandatory
.Student .Assignment Revisions and School Closings) and Section
B (3) e (Magnet Schools - Claiborne .Fundamental School, Caddo
1-iagnet High School and the Caddo Career Center), or that (ii) such Mandatory Assignment Districts, schools and school attendance zones shall be treated for.all purposes as though the entire system had been declared unitary by judgment of the Court..
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Section C. New Construction- With res_pect to the
provisions o£ Part II, Section D (New Construction) o£ this
Decree relating to additional construction in the Jiuntington
.Park area, these t.ermination provisions shall not apply until
the requirements o£ .such .Part II, Section D have been :met.. In
the event. such requirements have not been met, £or any reason,
within the ti:rne set forth therein, the parties shall have ·60
days within which to agree to an alternative plan respecting
the _students in :Mandatory Assignment Districts affected by
Part II, Section D that will attempt to place those .students
in desegregated schools within ·the spirit and intent of thi:s
Decree. If the parties are unable to .agree on such an .alternative
plan within the 60-day ·period stated above, they :shall jo1ntly
or severally petition the Court to resolve the di.spute after the
presentation o£ -evidence and proposals .by -each party..
Section D.. Magnets and Laboratory Schools. ~iii th
respect to the magnet .school .and laboratory .school proposals
contained in .Part .:LI, Section B, paragraphs a through d
(re.specti vely., Judson Elementary.. , Eden Gardens Elementary.,
South Highlands Elementary,, and ~Eden Gardens .Junior :High School)
and .Section C (Laboratory School) o£ this D.ecree., the Board .shall
have three years from the respective i-mp-lementation dates £or
-each such .school within which to meet the projected enrollments
at the magnet and laboratory schools. Such projected enrollments
for a particular school shall be deemed to have been met if the
actual enrollment in the school is within 2:. 15 percentage points
o£ the projection £or such school-i provided, .however, tnat with
respect to Stoner Hill Elementary School ·the permissible
parameters shall be· 2:. 20 _percentage points of the racial enrollment projection set forth in Part II, Section c,
paragraph l of this Decree with respect to such school. Upon
meeting the projected enrollments for all magnet and laboratory
schools covered by this .Section D o£ Part V, this Decree shall
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terminate as to such schools, the :Board shall be entitled to
an order of the Court so .stating, and the United Btates .shall
not be entitled to seek any :further or additional remedy with
respect to such .schools. In the event that the projected
enrollment for a particu·lar magnet school covered by this
Section D is not achieved w±thin the time set :forth in this Decree, the Board :shall::
(1) With respect to the Eden Gardens Elementary
Magnet., reassign students who are assigned to University
Elementary under Part II, Section A(2)r (Mandatory Student
Assignment .Revisions ·- Universi·ty Elementacy) above, so that
students in grades K, 4-5 attend Eden Gardens and .students in grades .K-3 attend University:;
(2) With respect to the other magnet schools covered
by ·this .pection, reassign ·the students attending the :magnet
schools with resp.ect to which the :Board has been unable to meet
.such standards in accordance w.:i., th the Mandatory .Ass.ignment
Districts then in effect:;· -provided that if the :Board desires
to propose alternative assignments to the above., the parties
shall have 60 days -within -which to agree to :an alternative
plan that :will attempt to place the affected students in
desegregated .schools within the spirit and intent of thi·s Decree..
In ·the .event that the .projected enrollment for Stoner .Hill
Elementary Laboratory School .is not achi.eved within the time
set forth in this Decree,. the parti-es shall have ·6o days within
which to agree to an alternative plan that will attempt to
place the affected students in desegregated schools within the
spirit and intent of this Decree. I:f the parties are unable
to agree to alternative plans :for any magnet school or·
laboratory school covered by this Section within the 60-day period stated above, they shall jointly or severally petition the Court to resolve the dispute after the presentation of
evidence and proposals by each party..
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.Section .E.. .Schools North o:E Caddo Lake.. With respect
to the .schools north o:E Caddo Lake governed by Part II,
.Section A(4) (Schools North o£ Caddo Lake) o£ this Decree,
the :Board shall have until the end o:E the .1985-86 school year
within which to meet the projected racial enrollment :for the
middle magnet school .at .Herndon Junior High .School.. The
projected racial enrollment :for the middle magnet segment
o:E the 'Herndon Junior .High School shall be deemed to be met
i:E the actual racial enrollment at the school i·s within +
20 percentage points o:f the projec.ted racial enrollment :for
the schooL Upon meeting the projected enrollment, the Decree
·shall terminate as to the schoo'ls covered ..by :Part J:I,, Section
A(-4) (Schools North o:E Caddo Lake)., the Board shall be entitled
to :an order o:E the Court .so stating, and the United States
·shall not .be entitled to :seek any ·further or addit·ional remedy
-with respect to .sucb .schools. In the event that the projected
enrollment :for the -middle magnet .segment o.:E the :Herndon
Junior 'High School i.s not achieved within the time set :forth
herein., the parties shall have 60 days within which to agree
to a plan to :further desegregate -:Herndon School.. Tf the pa·rties
are unahle .to agree on .a .plan within the 60-day period, they
shall jointly or s.everally petition the Court to J::esol ve the
.dispute a:Eter the presentation of evidence and .tJroposals by
both parties-
Section F. Judgment o:E Unitary Status.. At any time
a:Eter the 1983-84 school year, the Board may :file a Notice o:E
Compliance with the te.rms and conditions o:E thi.s Decree.. I£
the United States agrees that the :Board is in f.ull compliance
with the terms and conditions of this Decree., the United .States
shall join in the Notice and shall state that it supports an
order declaring the System tO be unitary and dismissing the case.
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I:f no objection to the Notice is made :within 30 days of its
fi.ling, the Court shall enter an order declaring the entire
.system unitary,, to the extent it bas :not already .been so
declared., and terminating ·this case.. Any objections must be
speci:fic as to alleged terms o:f :noncompliance with the provisions
of this Decree. The objections shall be heard by ·the Court
under reasonable procedures set forth~y the Court and in the
event any :further .remedy is ordered, it shall be limited to
resolving the objection .so :filed .
.Section G.. :Enforcement.. ·Notwithstandin_g anything
in the :foregoing :sections of this Part V to the contrary, ·the
United States :may .initiate any .action it :may deem necessary and
appropriate to remedy any actions by the 'Board taken subsequent
to this Decree which -would constitute lndependent constitutional
or .statutory viol-ations, :and ·the United States and ·the Board
:may ·pursue ±he ·procedures and remedies set :forth in .Sections
C ·through E of thi.s .Part V above ..
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It is hereby agreed that the .above decree be entered: FOR THE UNITED STATES: FOR THE DEFENDANT: .
MRs:RARRfETTE H. TURNER ~cting Assistant Attorney General .President, Caddo Parish School :Board Shreveport, Louisiana
ELI G :BEARD, ARCENEAUX '& SUTHERLAND Attorney, Civil Rights Attorneys for Caddo .Parish Department of Justice School Board Washington, D. C. 20530
L -'~L··?F D . . RL . D~ Attorney hts Division Shr::Po~yui•i~ . . ce 20530 71;,~'M.. THO S ARCENEAUX, At--~~ to ~y .Shrev port,, Louisiana
s Un · ed S ates .Attorney W tern Districtof Louisiana S eveport., Louisiana 71l61
F~rstF~ .Assistant :United States Attorney Western District of Louisiana Shreveport., Louisiana 71"161
CARt. E. STEWART Assistant United States Attorney Western District of Louisiana Shreveport., Louisiana 71161 SO ORDERED at .Shreveport, Louisiana, this ~:y of .May, 1981. Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 42 of 57 PageID #: 86 :addo Parish Elementary Scb· Attendance Are~s ATTACHMENT A 1981-82
ARTHUR CIRCLE'~- Beginning at Pennsylvania. 1ivenue and Bayou Pierre., Ia.s·t on Pennsylvania Avenue to Youree Drive, North on Ye>uree Drive to Carrolton Avenue, Northeas·t on Ca·rrolton Avenue to .East Kings Highway, South·on East Ki·ng.s Highway to 70th Street, West on 70th Street to Bayou Pierr-e, North on Bayou Pierre to point of beginni·ng .•. A1 so., beginning a:t Red River and Cros.s Bayou, West on .Cross ·Bayou ..to Common Street., Southeast on C9mmon Street to Sprague Street, Southwest on Spra:gue Street ·to La1vrence Street, Southeast on Lawrenc.e to Texas Avenue, ·Southwest on Texas · Avenue ·to Jordan Street, East on Jordan. Street ·to Southern Avenue, Northeast on Southern to Stoner, then Northe~s.t :alon_g 1.~20 to Red ·Rher,
Also, students 1 iving along the Ellerbe Road, Red Bluff ·Road, and ·Rob.son Road,· in old Carver.distri.ct. (Effective September., 1S82, this :area shall ·attend UnTversTty) ·*Effec·tive, September., 1.982, stu.dent.s residing in section beginning at Red ·Rive·r and Cross Bayou, West on Cro.ss Bayou to .Common .Street·, Southeast on ·common ·street .to Sprague Street., :southwest on Sprague S tree·t to Lawrence Street; Southeast on Lawrence to Texas Avenue, Southwest on lexas Avenue to Jordar:J .Street, East on Jordan Street to Southern ·Avenue, Nor·theast on Southern ·to .Stoner.,· then Northeas·t along 1·-.20 to Red 1\iver shall attend Arthur Circle. ·
Also., studen·ts residing in the former Eden Gardens Elementary ot.tendanc·e .area described as follows:
Beginning a·t Une Avenue and 70.th Street, Ea.st on 70th Street to Bayou Pierre, South on Bayou Pierre to Corinne Clrtle, West on Corinne Circle to Creswell Northwest on Creswell and its .exten.s ion ·to iu·rner., .Southwest on lurner to L:i ne. Avenue, North;on .Line ·Avenue to ·point of beginning ..
ATK I N.S - Beginning ·a£ the .Souther:n Poe if i c tracks and 70th .S:treet., .Eost on 70th ~treet to Line Avenue, .South on line Avenue i:o 79th St·reet, \o/est on 7.9th .Street to the Kansas City Southern tracks, North an· the Kansos Gity Southern ·trocks to ?.8th Street., \o/.est on 78·th :Street ·and Ar_gyle .St-reet .and .it.s ,extension to the .Southern "Pacif.Lc tracks, North on the Southern Pacific tracks to point of beginn·ing.
:BARRET- Beginning at :the Souther!) "Pacif.ic tracks .and Jordan .Street, East on .Jor.dan Street to Southern Avenue, l~ortheast cin ·southern ·Avenue ·to Stoner Avenue, East ·on .S·toner Avenue i:o U ne Avenue; South on L i·ne Avenue t.o Linden StT.eet., Wes·t on ·Linden ~treet and it~ extension to Dickinson Street, West on DJck1nson Street. to Linwood Avenue, North on Linwood Avenue to ·Ki·ngs Hi_ghway., West.on Kings Highway to the Southern PacHic tracks, Northeast.:on the .Southern ·Pacific i:racks ·to point of be_g inn·i ng ..
"BlANCHARD- Beginning in the Northwest corner. of :Section 29, llSN, RlSW; :East along i:he northern boundary of Sect.ions 29, 28., 27; end 26 to the ·Northeast corner of Section 26, all -in llSN, ·RlSW, ·south along the east boundary of .Section .26 to ·its intersection .with Louisiana State Highway 1, Southeast on Louisiana State Highway l to the northern boundary of .Section 5~ TlBN, Rl4W and the quartersection 1 ine of Section 5. South on the quarteriectiori 11ne of Section 5 end 8 to the mid section line of Section 8, Tl8N, RilfW;. West on t:he midsect.ion line of Section 7, 118N, R14W to-the eastern boundary of Section lt, T18N, R14W, South on the eastern .boundary of Section 12 and 13 and the Roy Road to North Lakeshore Drive, Sout·hwest on North Lakeshore Drive to the eastefn boundary of Twin Bridges, Southwest through Cross Lake to the ea.st boundary line of·.Sec·tion .34, 118N, ·R15W., Wes:t along the ·northern bounda~y of Sections 34.and 33 to the northwest corner of .Section 33, Tl8N, RlSW, north along.·the western bounda·ry_ line of Section .28, Tl81i, RlSW and Sections .21 .and 16 t.o the Blanchard-Furrh Road, West along the Blanchard-Furrh Road
to the eastern boundary line of Section ] 1 118N, ·R15W, north· along the eastern boundary 1 ine of Sections 7 and 6, 118N, RlSW and Sections 31 and 30, t19N, Rl5W to the northv1est corner of Section 29 to the point· of bes;inning.
CADDO HEIGHTS - Beginning at the intersection· of 1-20 and Kings Highway, East on Kings High1vay to Linwood Avenue, South on Linv;ood Avenue to D·ickinson, East on Dickin son to Kansas City .Southern trocks, South on Kansas City Southern tracks to Holly '"ood Avenue, 1-1est on Hollywood Avenue to Southern Pacific tracks, North on Southern Pacific ·tracks to Mid1.;ay Street, West on Mid~ay Str.eet to Hearne Avenue, North on Hearne A~enue to 1-20. ·
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>':.Effective September, 1.:982, students residing i-n the-section beginning -at Jordan Street' and Norma Avenue, North on !-Ierma Avenue to Milam Stree·t, East on Milam Street .to Lawrenc.e "S.treet, ·southeas·t on .Lawrence Street ·to Texas Avenue, .South on Texas--Avenue to Jordan .Street to the .Southern Pacific tracks, ·Southwest on ·the Souther-n P-acific "t·racks "to "the Kansas Ci·ty .Southern tracks, West on the Ka·nsas ·city .Southern t·racks to Norma ·stree·t.
"CHEROKEE PARK- Beginning at the proposed 1-220 By-Pa.ss and Red River, South on Red River to Cross Bayou, West on Cross Bayou ·to Twelve Mil-e Bayou., North on 'Twelve Mile 'Bayou ·to <:he proposed 1-220 :By-Pass, .East· on the· proposed 1-120 "By...:Pass ·to point of beg i·nn i ng.
CLA LBORN E;, - .Begin-ning at 1-20 and Jewe 11 a Avenue, Nor"theas t on 1·-:ZO to Pen I a-nd .Avenue, North on 'Port 1and ·to the Kansas City Southern >tracks., .East on ·the KCS <:r-acks to - ·the Southern "Pacifi.c tracks, .Southwest on· the Southern "Paci·fic <:racks to King.s Highway, E-ast on Ki·ng:s.Highway to Unwood.Aven~e, South on L"in"tood Avenue to Midway, .-West ·on Mi.dway to Jewel Ia, North on J.ewell-a ·to point of b_eginning.
·*.Effective September., 1.978, .Claibo·rne became a 'Fundamental School. Students residing in the Clai·borne attendance area had first priority on attending the: "Fundamental .SchooL .Students not desiring ·to a·ttend the 'Fundamental School residing. above Kings Highway shari attend Queensborough; student.s ·re.sidi-ng below Kings Highway and East of Hearne Avenue 'shall •attend .Caddo Heights; ·students residing West of Hearne Avenue .shaJ 1 attend \1erner "Park.
:c-RESWELL''- ·s!!g.in-n i ng .,it L"i ne Av.enue ·a-nd Jordan, East on jordan to AI ex-ander, ·s.outh. on Al.exander i:o College., :E-as-t on .CoJ:lege to Youree :Or"ive, South on Your-ee Dr.ive ·to ·Bayou ·Pie·rre.,. Southwest on ·Bayou ·pierre to .Gr-egg Street; -West on Gregg Street .·to the dra-inage di"tch,· North on ·the .drainage ditch to Dudley "Drive; West· .on 'D.udley.Drive to .Line Av.enue, North .on Line Avenue :to :poi·nt of .beginning~
>'<'Effec·tive September, T982, .students ·residi-ng -West of Youree Drive Expressway i:n :the ·former ·.Stoner Hi 1'1 att-endance :zone sha·ll attend Creswe!"L.
· EDEN GARDEfiS* - "Beg-inning -a.t Li·ne Ayenue and 70th Street, East on }Oth Street to Bayou 'Pierre, South on :Bayou :Pierre ·to the Texas and Pacific tra-cks, West on the Texas .and P-acific ·tracks "to ·:the Ellerbe 'Road; Northwest on the £11 erbe 'Road ·to k."i ne Avenue.,_ tiorth on .L"i n.e· Avenue to po·i nt of beg i·n.n ing.
-;,Effective .September., 1981 , 'Eden Gardens VJ i· 11 become a ·Fundament-a 1 Schoo 1 . Students residi·ng in the Ed.en Ga-rden·s a·ttendance ·ar-ea have f"irst .priori·ty on -attending the Fundamental .School. Students not deslring to attend the-Fundamental School res"idir)g North of Turner and .Ea.st·of Creswell shall attend Arthur Circle·; :students res:iding South of Turner and West of Creswell shall attend University_.
EIGHTY-FIRST>~- Beginn·ing at the Sou·thern Paci·fic tracks and the Texas and Paci"fic tracks, Southeast ~n the Texas and Pacific tracks to the Ellerbe Road, Northwest on the Ellerbe Road·to.Line Avenue; North on Line Avenue ·to 79th Street, \oJest on 79th Street to the .kansas City Southern tracks, l;or.th on the Kansas .City Southern ·tracks ·to 78th Street, West on 78th Street and Argyle Street -and its extension to the Southern :Pacifit tracks,· South on the Southern Pacific tracks to the Texas and Pacific "tracks and the point of beg'inning ..
•Effective September, 1382, students residing Mest of Linwood shall att~nd Summer G·rove; students ·residing between Limo~ood and KCS tracks shall attend Southern Hills; students residing East of KCS tracks to Line Avenue shall attend ·Fores·t Hill.
FAIRFIELD''- Beginning at the KCS tracks and the extension of Linden S-treet; Eas·t on Linden .Street and Its extension to Line Avenue; South on Line Avenue to Dudley Drive; East on Dudley .Dr"ive ·to the drainage ditch just we.st of Gilbert Street; South along the drainage ditch and Bayou Pie·rre to East 701:"h Street; \oJest on East 70th Street to the KCS tracks; North on the KCS tracks to Linden Streel: and its extension and point of beginn~ng.
*Effective .September, i981, students residing in the former South Highlands 2one shal I attend Fairfield. · 2 (A) 2586 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 44 of 57 PageID #: 88 FOREST Hll.L''- Beginning at .:. Southern Pacific tracks ano· _.• e Flournoy-Lucas Road; :East on Flournoy-Lucas Road to Baird Road; South on Bai·r.d Road to the extension of Manor Place·; Ea.st on Mano·r Place -and its extension and Melba .:Orive to Kin_gston Road; South on Kingston Road to the quartersection line of Sect~on 11, T16N, Rl~W;. East on ·the quartersection 1 ine of Section 11 to Brushy Bayou; .South on ·Brushy Bayou ~o old Flournoy-Lucas Road; East on north side of the old Flournoy-Lucas ·Road to ·the ea.stern boundary 1 i·ne of Section 12, il6N, R14W; South on ~he eastern boundary 1 ine of Section 12 to'the northern bounda-ry 1 ine .of ·section 18., 116N, Rl3W; .East on :the ·northern boundary 1 ines of .Sections 18 -and ·n ~o ·the KCS :tr:acks; .South on the KCS tracks to Overton Brooks 'Road; West on Overton Brooks Road ·to the eastern boundary 1 ine of Section 1.9, T1,6N, R13W; South on the eastern .boundary 1 ines of ·sect'ions 13, JO and 31 to the DeSoto Pa·ri.sh 1 ine; ~lest on the DeSoto Parish line to the intersec-tio'n with Unwood Avenue: North on .. Linwood Avenue to its i·ntersect ion wi~h Mayo Road; Wes·t on Mayo Road and its extension to Kings-ton Road; North on Kingston Road to'its intersecti.on with -Williamson Way; West on Williamson Way ·to the Southern 'Pacific ·tracks; Nor.th on ·the Southern 'Pacif-ic tracks to point of beginning.
''Effective ·september., 1'.982, students residing i'n the ·former :Eigh'trFir.st Street attendance area described as .f.ollows·: Beg.inni·ng.at .the inter.section of the KCS tracks and .East 79th Street, East on East 79th :street to L'ine Avenue, South ·on Line 'Avenue to the T ·& ·P ·tracks,· ·North and West on ·the T ·& P ·tracks ·to ·the KCS tracks.; North on :the KCS tr.acks to the ·po'int of beginning ..
HAMIL TON TERRACE;, - ·Beginning at 'Red River ·and C·ross Bayou, -West ·on Cross .Bayou to Common .Street, Southeas:t on .Common Street :to :Sprague .S·:treet, Sou.:thwe.st on Sprague Street ·to Lawrence S·tree:i:-; Southea.st on ·Lawrence ;to Texas Avenue, ·southwest on Texa·s Avenue ·to Jordan Stre_et., .Eas·t on .Jordan Street ·to .Southe·rn Avenue, Norfhe}ast on Southe·rn to ·stoner, 'East on .Stone·r ·to .L i·ne Avenue, :south on -Line Avenue to .Jordan ·st·reet; East on Jordan ·to Alexander; ·North on A 1exander ·to its no·rthern extension ·to Red River.; Northwest on 'Red 'River to :poi·nt .of beg i·nri i ng. ·
;,.Effective September, 1982, students resi:ding North of 1--:20 shall attend .Arthur Circle; ·.studen·ts -residing .South of .1-.2.0 shall a.t·:tend -R'iv.ersi.de ..
*Effectlve September., 1982,.·tt:amilton Terrace s;h.alJ become a 6-7-:8 grade'Middle School _i nco·rporat-Ing Arthur .Ci·rcle :zone, A.•. c. Steere zone and .rngersoll .zone (minus the students resi.ding ·in -the f.orme·r Judson .Zone}. ·
·HILLSDALE>~- :Beg(nni·ng at the intersection of .the .Jefferson...:paige Road ·and :i:he ·east-ern · boundary line of Secti'on 10, T17N, RlSW, East on the Jefferson-Pai_ge 'Road to ·Parkwood Drive :and ·i·ts northern extension., North .on Par-kwood Driv-e and it.s northe·rn extension to the western eXtensi.on of South'Lakeshore Drive:; East on South Lakeshore :Or.ive extens.ion :to Curt'i-s ·Lane; :South ·on .Cur:t'i.s :La.ne to · 1-.2·0, -West on 1_-20 t·o the Buncombe Roadi .Southwest on the Buncombe Road to the Texas and Pacific tracks.; No·rthwest on the Texas and Pacif i.e tracks ·to the eastern boundary line of .Sec·t.ion J4, Tl]N, R15W, North ·on the easter.n boundary 'lines of .Sections 27, 22, 15 and.. 10 to point of !'.eginning,
-;,Iffective_.September, 1981, students res'\-ding in the former .Judson section North on Curtls Lane to Chamberlain~ Northeait on Chamberlain to Prytiania; South on Pryti·an·i·a ·t:o interesect,ion with Esplanade Avenue; North by Northeast on Esp·l ana de to Country C1 ub Ci rc 1e; East on .Country Club C i rc 1e to Eas:t ra1·rway; North .on .East Fairway to Claiborne; Eas·t on Claiborne to San Jacinto to point of beginning shall attend Hillsdale Eleme-ntary.. _
''Effective September, 1982, students residing in the sect-ion We.st on 1-20 to the Buncombe Road; Southwes·t on the .Buncombe Road to the Texas· and Pac i f'ic tracks; Northwest on the Texas and Pacific tracks 'to the eastern boundary I ine of Sect'ion 34, T17N, "RlSW, North on the eastern boundary 1 ines .of .Sections 27 and 22 to j-,20 .shal') attend Oak Park Elementary.
HOLLYWOOD1<- Beginning at Hollywood Avenue and the Southern ·P.acific tracks, Eas·t on Hollywood Avenue to th.e Kansas City Southern tracks, South on the Kansas City Southern tracks to 70th Street; West on 70th Street to the Southern Pacific tracks; North on the_Southern Pacific tracks to point of beginning.
*Effective September, 1982, Hollywood will become a 6-7~8 grade Middle School incorporating the former Hollywood zone, the Sunset Acres zone, and the Westwood .zone.
3(A) 2587 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 45 of 57 PageID #: 89
INGERSOLL- Beginni-ng at th, ~nsas .City Southern tracks a1. _he 60 Inch \..'ater line; Nor.theast on the 60 Inch Water line to Twelve Mile Bayou; Southeast on the Twelve '' Mi"le Bayou to Cro.ss Bayou, Northeast on Cross Bayou ·to Common Street; Southeast on Common Street to Sprague Street, Southwest on .Sprague Street to Lawrence S·treet·; Northwest on Lawrence Street ·to Western Avenue; North on Wes·tern Avenue ·to Garden :Street; West on 'Garden Stre~t to Pierre Avenue.; South on ·p·ier·r,e Avenue ·to Logan Street; West on Logan Street and its extension to Hearne Avenue; North on Hearne Avenue to Cross .Bayou; West on Cross :Bayou to the Kansas :City Southern -cracks; Northwes:t on ·the -KCS tracks to the 60 Inch .Water 1 ine and point of beginn-ing.
A-lso, .students residing in the former Judson zone with the exception o·f that :section lying South of Chamberl_ain, Northeast .on Chamberlain to Pryti.ania., ·south on Prytiani·a to intersection with .Esplanade., North to Count·ry ·club Circle to East Fairway., l~orth on .East .Fairway :to Claiborne, East .on Claiborne to :San Jacinto .
.JUDSON>~- Beg'i.nn-ing at the middle of Cross .Lake in the northeast .corner of .Section 34, T18N, 'R15W; :East along the middle of C-ross Lake to the southwestern extension of the -60 Inch Water 1 i ne; Northea·st .a 1ong the southern extension of the 60 Inch Water line :to the KCS tracks; South on the -KCS tracks to Milam Str.eet extension; Southwes·.t on Hi lam Street extension to the northern extension of San Jacinto·; South _on San Jacinto and Fisk Street and 'its southern extension to 1--:20; West on. 1-·20 to Cur:t is Lane; North onC'urt is Lane to .South Lakeshore Drive extension; West on :south Lake shore .Drive extension to the northern· extension of Parkwood Dr-ive; .South ·on Park· .wood Drive and its extension to the Jefferson Road; \
'*Effective Sep·tember., 1981., Judson will become a Fundamental School.. .Students :residing 'in tl'le ·former Judson zone North of .Chamber·! a in, Northeast .on Chambe-r! a'in ·to ·prytiania, :South on Prytiani·a to 'intersect Lon wlth Esplanade, North to ·countrv Club ·circle to ·East Fairway, North on .East Fa'irway to Claiborne, .East on C.laibc· to .San Jacinto shan at·tend \ngersol:L Students res.idin_g :south of tha·t rine ,shai _ attend Hi! lsda I.e ..
LAUREL .STREET;,_ Beginning .at 'Dunlap .Street and Arl i ngton Avenue, east on 'Dunla-p :Stree:t to Yale Avenue; North on ·Yale Avenue :to .Jordan .Street, East on Jordan .Street to the Southern Pacific tracks; Southwest on the .Sou·thern .'Pacific tracks to -the Kansas .City ·southe-rn tracks; West on the KCS tracks to Arrington Avenue; North on . Arl'i ngton Avenue to :po'int of :beg i nn·i ng .•
~':Effective :September, .198.2, students residing 'in :the section beginning a·t :Dunlap .Street and Arling-ton ·Avenue, East on Dunlap :Street:to Yale Avenue; :No-rth on Yale :Avenue 'to Jordan St·reet, -eas·t on .Jordan to Norma, 'South on Norma ·to :the Southern Pacifi.c tracks~ .Southwest on the 'Southern ·p_acifi c tracks -to ·.oun 1ap .Street -and Arlington Avenue to point of beginning shal-l 'attend West Shreveport :Elementary. Also, _students res·i ding in the sect i.on be_gi-nni ng a·t Jordan 'S-treet and Norma Avenue, North on Norma Avenue to Milam·street, 'East on Mi'lam Street to Lawrence Street, ,Southeast on Lawrence Street :to Texas Avenue, South on Texas Avenue to Jordan .Street to the Southern P.ac if i c ·tracks, Southwest on the Southern 'Pac'i f i.e -tracks .to the -Kan.sas City Southern _tracks, West on ·the Kan.sas- City Southern tracks to Norma Street shan .attend Central :Elet?entary.
MOORETOWN:': -- Beginning at 'Broadway Avenue and Baxter .Street, Eas:t: on =Baxter .Street to Jewella Avenue; .South on Jewella. Avenue to Hollywoo-d Avenue; Ea.st on Hollywood Avenue to the T~xas and Pa-cific tracks; Southwest on the Texas and Pacif'ic tracks to West 70th Street, West on West. 70th St·reet to Kennedy Drive, North on Kennedy Drive to Illinois Avenue·; East on lllinoi.s Avenue to Broadway Avenue; North on Broadway Avenue to point of beginn·ing.
~"Effective September., '1982, students residing in t.h·e former Mooretown zone shall attend Bethune.-
4(A) 2588 ~\UURit NORTH HIGHLANDS- Beginning at the in-tersection of the eastern boundary l'ine of .Section 21, T20N, RISW, and the northern boundary I ine of .Section 22, T20N, RISW, East a I ong the northern boundary 1 ines of Sections 22, 23, 24, 19, 20 and 21 to Red Rive·r, .South on Red River to ·the proposed 1-220 By-Pass; .West on the proposed 1-220 .By-Pass to Twelve Hi le ~Bayou_, Southwest on Twelve Hi le .Bayou to· Highway 71, North on Highway 71 :to the midsection line of Section 1:0., TIBN, RI4W; -West on the ·midsection 1 ines .of Section 10, .9 and 8, !IBN, ·Rl-4W, to the eastern quart.er.section line of .Section 8; North on the quartersection 'lines of Sections B,and :5 to the--Mooringsport Road; Northwest on the-south side of Mooringsport Road (Highway 1) to the western boundar-ies-of Secti.on 25, 2·4, and 13, 11_9N, -RISW, to Twelve Hi 1 e Bayou; -North on Twe 1ve Hi 1 e Bayou -.and -Wi II ow Pa.s s to the eastern boundary 1 i ne of Section 21 ; North on the eastern boundary Ti·ne of Section 21 to . the ·northern .boundary rine of Section 22 and point of beg inn i·ng. NORTHSIDE - Beginning ·at Hi 11 .Street and the Cooper Road, ·East .on the Coope·r 'Road to the west .side of .Highway 71; .South .along "the west side of Highway 71. to lwelve Mi'le Bayou; Southwest on lwelve Mile Bayou ·to the 60 .Inch :Water 1 i·ne; .Southwest on .the 60 Inch Water '1 i ne .and i·t.s extension to :the -m-i ddlce of Cross Lake.; West on Cross Lake to the center of Section 35, TJBN, Rl.SW; Northeast from the center of ·sect i or 35 .to the east br·i dge of ·rwi n Bridges on North Lakeshore .Drive; Northeast on 'No·r~ .Lakeshor.e Drive to Roy Road.; North .on Roy Road· t.o ·the Kansas C'i ty Southern tracks, southeast .on the Kansas City Southern tracks to Bi rm·i-ngham Street·_-and 'its -extens'ion:; 'Eas-t on .Birmingham Stree.t :and its ·extension to Hi II ·street:; North on Hi'll Street _to I?_C)in~.:~~- ~et~-~-i~g. ...-. --~:·,~ --~.,.;:=..::-;::;~~-~>~:~ -~:::::-:---"·- .· OAK 'PA-RK'~ ·- Beg·i nn i ng at 1-20 and Honkhouse ·or i ve; East on 1-20 to Broadway Avenue.; South ·on .B-roadway 'Avenue ·to Ill i·no'i-s Avenue.; :We-st .on Ill i no is .Avenue to Kennedy :Or i ve; .South on Kennedy ·orive ·to Horlywood Avenue, West on Hollywood Avenue ·.to Honkhous~ ·Dri.ve, ·North on ·Honkhous.e ~Drive to poi·nt of beginni·ng. *Effective Sep·tember, 1.982, .students resid'ing in the section wes-t on ·1-20 to -:the ~Buncombe Road; Southwest on :the Buncombe Road .·to ·the Texas and ·Pacifi-c ·.tracks·; Northwest on ·the Texas and 'Pa.cific ·tracks to the -ea.stern .boundary li-ne of Sec-tion 34, "T17N, R'l.SW., North on :the ·eastern boundary 1 i nes of Sect i·ons 27 and 22 to· 1-:20 sharl__ attend Oak -~~k Elementary.. :::·:· ---- __ .··:-;:---c-::.o Also, K-.5 Oak Park students res.iding :East of Curtis Lane shall attend :Bethune .. -PIERRE AVENU:E- Beginning at .Logan Street and Holzman Avenue, ·East on Logan Street to Pierre Avenue; North on Pierre Avenue to Garden Street, East on Garden St·reet to Western Avenue, South on Western Avenue to Lawrence Street., Southeast on Lawr.ence Street .to Milam ·street, West on Hi'Jam :Street to-Holzman Avenue; Nor·th on Holzman Avenue to point of .beginning.. PINE 'GROV.E- Beginning at Cooper Road and Hill Street, North on Hill Street and h.s exten.sion to the midsection line of Section 8, 118N, Rl4W, East on the midsec-tion I ines of Sections 8, 9, and 10 to ·Highway 71; South on the west side of Highway 71 to Coope-r Road; West OR Cooper Road to point of beginning .. QUEENSBOROUGH- Beginning a1: the intersection of the northern extension of ·san Jacinto and H'ilam Street extension, l~ortheast on ):he Milam Street extension 'to the Kansas City Southern tracks, Southeast on the Kansas City Southern tracks to the Southern Pacif:ic ·tracks, South of Southern Pacific tracks to Kings Highway, Wes·t on Kings Highway to 1~20, Southwest on 1-20 to fisk; North on Fisk Street and :San Jacinto and its northern extension to pc1nt of 'beginning. 5 (A) 2.589 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 47 of 57 PageID #: 91 RIVERSIDE>< -Beginning at E;, __ Kings Highway and East Preston Avenue, Northeas·t along Preston Avenue and its extension to Red River., South on Red River to East 70th Street·; -West on East 70th Stree·t tc:> East Kings Highway; North on East Kings Highway to point of beginning .• Also, students 1 iving south of Caspiana in the .old Carver district. (To attend Southern Hills effective September., L982.) Also, students 1 iving in the ·area des.cri.bed as f.orlows: Beginning at "the KCS Railroad and ·the north ·line of Section 17, T16N, R13W; West along the north line of Section 17 .and 18 to the southwest corner of .Sect·ion 7; North along the west 1 ine of Section 7 and ·6 .and its extension through the Slack Depot to its .inter se.ction with the lnne·r Loop Parkway; Southeast along the Inner Loop Parkway to its intersection with the lndustri.al .Loop; Southwest along ·the lndust(ia·l Loop to the intersection with the KCS Railroad -and the .point of beginning. (To 'attend Southern Hills effective :september., 1982.) Also, students riving ·in the .area -known :as Unlversh:y ::rerrace, described as follows:· Beginnin!J at the intersection of Sand Beach Bayou .and ·Inner Loop Parkway; thence North along :sand Beach Bayou to 70th Street; :East along 70th Street to its i·ntersection w'ith Youree Drive; .Southeast along Youree Drive .to i·ts intersection with Inner 'Loop "Parkway; .Southwesterly a'long the l·nner Loop Parkway to point of .be_ginning. (To attend University eff.ec·tive :September,_ 1.982.) ·*"Effective .September., ·1982, students residing in the section :beginning at 1-20 and ·Red River.; Easterly on 'Red 'River to .the northern extension ·of Alexander; South .on 'A 1exander to ·Jordan.; West on Jordan to .Line Avenue; North on .Llne Aven.ue to Stoner, West on .S·toner ':to .1-20.; Northeast on 1-10 to point of beginnin_g .shall attend Riv~rs1de • . SHREVE ISLAND - .Effect'ive September, 1982, ,K=_6_:-.stu~en-ts ·residing-J·n the sec.tion beginning at DaTzell East to the Bossier P.ari.sh line to Tnter.sect'ion with Preston, West on Preston cto :East Kings. Highway.., Nor.th on Iast Kings Hi!Jhway to Youree :Drive :Expressway, North Of\ Yo.!Jree:Dr.i_y.e Exp:ress~9y:-to Da]zel.l to ~.oi,nt.9f be~·;_nn~n~, NEWTON SMITH- .Beg-inning .at i:he Kansas City Southern :tracks .and .the ·Roy •Road" North on the Roy -Road :and ·the we.stern .bouni:lary ·1 ine o·f :sectlon 7., Tl8N, Rl4W, ·to :the midsection line of .Section 7; East on -:the midsection lines ·of Sections 7 and '.8 to the extension of Hill'Street; :South on Hi'll Street ·and .its extension ·to Birmingham Street·; West on :Birmingham .Stree·t and it.s extensi.on to the Kansa·s C'h_y .Southern tracks; Northwest on the KC.S ·t·r:acks ·to pol ni; of ·beginning. :SOUTHERN HI.LL:S*- .BeginnTng at the South_ern Pacific -and the 'Texas ·and Pacific :tra.cks;·· "East on :the Texas and Pacific .tracks ·:to :the KCS ·tracks; South on the KCS tra.cks to the .easte·rn boundary l)ne.of Section36, Tl?N, R.l3W; .South on the eastern boundary I ines of .Section .36, 1 ·and 12 to the .old Flournoy-Lucas Road.; Wes·t on the north .side of the old Flournoy-Lucas Road to Brushy Bayou; North on Brushy 'Bayou to the quar:tersection ·1 ine' of Section 1'1, Tl6N, R14W; West on the quarter section line of Section 11 :to the Kingston Road; North on ·the Kingston Road :to Melba Drive, West on Melba 'Drive and Manor Place and its extension to the Baird Road, l~or:th on the Baird Road to the Flournoy-Luca-s Road·; Wes·t on the Flournoy Lucas Road to the Southern Pacific :tracks; North on the Southern Pac1fi.c .tracks to the Texas :and Pacific tracks and point of beg'inning .. 1<.Effective ·sept·ember, 1982, students _llvTng South of Caspiana in :the old: Carver district, also, .students 1 iving in the area descri.bed ·as follows: Beginning at the KC.S Railroad and the north line of Section 17, T16N, R13W; West along the north 1 ine of Section 17 and 18 to the southwest corner of Section 7; North .along the west line of Section 7 and 6 and its extension through the Slack Depot :to 1ts intersection with the Inner Loop Parkway; .Southeast along the Inner Loop Parkway :to i·ts intersection with the Industrial Loop·; Southwest alon_g the Industrial Loop to the inersection.witn the·'KCS Railroad and the poin·t of beginning. Also, s.tudents residing in the former Eighty-First Street zone between Linwood and the KCS tracks shall attend Southern Hills. 6 (A) 2590 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 48 of 57 PageID #: 92 'SOUTH.'HIGHLANDS>':- Beginning ·a·t the Kansas ·city Southern tracks and the extension of Linden Street; East on linden Stree·t and 'ii:s extension to line Avenue; South on Line Avenue to Dudley Drive; East on Dudley Drive to the drainage ditch just West of Gilbert Street; South along the drainage ditch and Bayou Pierre to East 70th; -West on 'East 70th Street to Gilbert Drive; Northwest ·on Gilbert Drive and Creswell Drive to Oak Hills Drlve; West on Oak'Hills Drive to Line Avenue; North on Line Avenue to ·Pi erremont Road; West on Pierremont Road and -Hollywood Avenue to the Kansas City Southern tracks; North on the Kansas C i'ty Southern tracks -to Linden Street and its extension and point of be9inning. >':Effective September., 1981, South High I ands will become an Academ·i c Magnet School. Students residing In the former South Hi9hlands.zone who do not quatify or desire to attend the ma_gnet shall attend Fairfield. A. C. STEERE*- Beginnin£ ·at East Kings Highway and Bayou Pierre; Southeast .on East Ki·ngs Highway to Shreveport-Barksdale Highway; Nort~east on Shreveport-Barksdale Highway to Red River; South on Red River and Bossier Parish line to the extension of East Pres ton; Southeast on :Eas·t Preston and its extension to East Kings H·ighway; South on Eas·t Kings Highway to Carrolton; West on ·carrolton ·to Youree :Or'ive; :South on Youree Drive to Pennsylvanica·; West ·an 'Pennsylvania to Bayou Pierre; North on Bayou Pierre to the drainage ditch .and Greg£ Street·; .East on Greg£ to :Bayou -Pi.e·rre.; Northea.st on Bay.ou Pierre to point of .beginning. *Effective :September, 1.982., students residing East of East King.s Highway s·hal.l attend Shreve Island. :STONER :HILL*- Beginning at Red River and :the northern extension of A'lexander:; :Southeast on Red River and the Bossier Parish line to 5hreveport·-Barksdal-e Highway; Southwest on the Shr.eveport-Barksdale -Highway to :East Kings Highway; West .on East Kings High,_,, to 'Bayou -Pierre; Northeast on ·Bayou Pierre ·to Youree Drive; North on Youree .Drive . College; West on ·college 'to Alexander.; ·North on Alexander and its nor·thern ·extension to Red River and the po i·nt of beginning .. *Effective September, l982., stude.nts r.es'i d.i ng West of Youree ~Drl ve "Expressway sha 11 ·attend Creswell; ·students res'iding south of Datzel'l s-hall .attend :Shreve Island~ SUMMERFIELD-- :Begi·nn·ing at the northeast corner of Sect-ion 1.5, Tl6N, R15W, east ·along the northern boundary line of Section 1-4 to ·the western boundary line of Section 12., T16N, 1U5W; North on the western boundary 1 ine of Sect"ion 12 to the -midsection 1 ine of :section 1.2; .East .along the midsection 1 ines of Sections 12, 7 .and 8 :to the .Colquit-t 'Road; ·northeas·t on the .Co-lquitt Road ·to .the 'intersection of Mansfie-ld Road and Coronado. Dr-ive:; Southeast on Cor.onado Drive to Birch :Drive·; :E-ast on Jl.i rG:h 'Dr: i ve and 'i t.s extens·i on to the .Southern Pacific tr.acks·; :South on the :Southern Pad f i c .tracks .to Wi 11 i amson Way.; East on Wl'l 1 Lamson Way to Kingston Road., Sou:th on Kingston Road to Mayo Road extens·i on, East on ~\ay.o Road ex tens I on to U·nwood Avenue; South on Linwood Avenue to ·DeSoto Parish lines:; West on .DeSoto 'Parish line to the 'intersection with U. S. Route 171; North along U. S. ~cute 171 to. its intersection with the· southern boundary 1 ine of Section 29, T16N, Rl4W; west along the southern boundary I ines of Sections 29 -and 30, TI6N, Rl4W, and the southern .boundary Tines of Sections 25 and 26, Tl6N, R15W, to the southwest corner of Section 26; North along the eastern boundary line of Section 27., .22 and 15, 'Tl6N, 'RI5W ·to point of beg-inning. SUMMER GROVE - Beginning at Acorn Street and 'its extension and 'the Southern Pacific tracks; .South on the Southern Pacific tracks to 'Birch Drive .and its extens-ion; West on Birch Drive and its extension to .Coronado Drive; Northwest on Coronado Drive to the intersection of.the Mansfield ~oad and the Col~uitt Road; Southwest on the Colquitt Road to the midsection line of .Sect'ion 8, 116N, Rl4W, West on the midsection line.s of Section 8 and 7 to the center of Section 7, il6N, RI4W, North on the midsection lines of Section 7, 6, and-31 to the southern quartersection lines of .Section 31, Tl?N, R14W; East on the quartersection l-ines of Section 31, 32, 33 and Acorn Street and its extension to the Southern Pacific tracks and point of .beginning. 7(A) 2591 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 49 of 57 PageID #: 93 SUNSET ACRES'"-- Beginning at Hollywood Avenue and the lexas and Pacific tracks, East on Hollywood Avenue to 'the Southern Pacific tracks; Southwest on the Southern Pacific tracks i:o 70th STreet; West on 70th .Street to ·the lexas and Pacific ·tracks, North~ east on -the Texas and Pacific tracks to point of beginning.. · *Effective September, 1982, K-5 .students residing in the section beginning a.t Hollywood and Mansfield =Road, East on Hollywoo·d to KCS tracks, South on KC.S t·racks to West 63rd Street, West on West 6Jrd Street to Ltf.i'~Wod· Ave, No-rth on Linwood Ave:. to 62nd Stree-t, West on 62nd Street to Mansfield Road, North on Mansfield Road to Hollywood (point of .beginning), shall be .added. TIMMONS- .Beginnin,g at a point on the Texas-Louisiana st·ate li·ne, which i:s ·the ·northwest corner of :parti-al Section 30, T1.9N, R16W, East along the northern boundary of Sections 30, 29, 28, 27, 26 and 25 -and to the northeast corner of .Sect-ion 30 in T19N, R15W; South along the eastern boundary llnes of Section 30, 31, 6 and 7 -to the inter.section with the BlaQchard-Furrh Road; East .on the Blanchard-Furrh Road one mile to the northeast corner of the h-alf-.secti.on 1 ine .of Sec:tion 8, T18N, R15W, south .a 1ong the east boundary 1i ne of Sec·t ion 8, 17 and 18 to the center ri ne of Cross Lake, E-ast to .the northeast corner of Section 34, T18N, RlSW; South .al.ong the eas.tern boundaries of Sections 34, 3, 10., 15, 22 .and :27 ·to the southeastern .corner of .Sect'i.on 27, Tl7N, R15W, West a 1ong the southern ·boundary 1 i nes of .Section 27, 28., 29, 30 in 117N, R15W and Sections 25., 26, 27 .and partial Section 28 ·to ii:s i·nter seci:ion with the Elysian Field Road, -all in ll7N, Rl6W, Southwest -along the .'Elysian Field Road to its int-ersection w·ith the Texas-Louisiana s·tate line; North:a-long the Texas-Louisiana state 1 ine to point of beginning .. UNIVERSITY*- Beginning at the 'intersection of East 70th Street .and Youree :Drive, Tast on East 70th Street .and 'its extension to the 'Red River, South on 'Red 'River to -the northern boundary of Section 1 ine 30, 25, .26, 27 -and .28 to the Kansas City .Southe:- · tracks, North on Kansas City .Southern tracks to the i-ntersection of Ellerbe 'Roac and Fl·ournoy-Lucas 'Road., Northeast ·on Industria 1 .Loop to I nne·r Loop., Nor:thwesi: on Inner Loop to Kansas ·c i·ty Southern tracks., Nor.thwest on Kansas .City Southern tracks to Texas and -P.aci·fi c :tracks, Southeast on Texas and Pacific ·tracks to Bayou Pi err e., North on .Bayou Pierre to Mi 11 icent Way., East and ·sou-theast on Mi 11 icent -Way -:to Inner Loop Parkway, North on the Inner Loop Par-kway to Youree Dr-ive, North .on Your.ee Drive to East 70th .Street - Also, students ·('~~o· .co not:': ch:o6'Se t9~·:a~t:encf~~~:fundamenta 1-. Magn~t). res 'i d i i,g ..h t.h.e fqrmei<:Eoen Gardens- E.l ementary attendance. area descr'ibed .as fo 11 ows: lntersec·t·ion of .. Bayo.u Pierre and .Corinne Cir.cle., -West on Corinne ·circle to.Creswell, Northwes·t on Creswell and ·i·ts extension to ·Turner, Southwest on 'Turner :to Line Avenue_, South on 'Line Avenue :to Texas .and ·Pad·f.i c ·.tracks, East on tr-acks ·to .eayotJ · Pierre, North on Bayou Pierre to Corinne Circle (-point of beginning) .. *Effective September., 1982., .beginning at 70th Street and Youree Drive; :East on 70th s-treet and its extension to Red River; .Southerly along ·the Red River to the Red River Parish line:; West along the Rea River Parish line to the DeSoto Pari.sh line; Northwesterly along the DeSoto Parish line to its inte-rsection with the eastern boundary line of Section 31, T16N, R13W; No·rth along the eastern boundary 1 i·nes of Sections 31, 30 and 19 to the Overton Brooks Road; Ea.s t on Overton .Brooks Road to the KCS tracks., Northwest on the KCS tracks ·to the Industrial Parkw~)'' Northeast along the lndust·rial Parkway to Inner' Loop -Parkway; Nori:nwest along ·the Inner Loop Parkway to. _the KCS tracks; North on the KCS -cracks to the T&P tracks; Easterly along the T&P trac! Also, students 1 ivings along the .Ellerbe Road, Red Bluff Road., and Robson Road, in old Carver district. 8(A) '2592 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 50 of 57 PageID #: 94 ,, WALNUT HILL:-- (K-6 portion)- Beginning at the inter.section of the Elysian Field Road and the Texas-Louisiana .state line; Northeast along the Elysian Field Road to the intersection with the northern boundary 1 ine of Section 33, T17N, R16W; Eas-t along the northern section 1 ines of Sections 33, 34, 35 and 39 i·n Tl7N, 'Rl6W; -and Sections .31, 32, 33, and 34, Tl7N, "R15W i:o the northeast corner of Section 34~ South on the eastern boundary of Section 34 to the T & ~tracks; Southeast on the 1" & ·p -:tracks to i:he quar.tersection of Section 35, 1"17N, Rl5W; :East on the southern quartersection line of Section 35. 36 and 31 to the midsection line of Section 31, Tl7N, Rl4W; South through the midsection lines .of Sections 3L, .6 and 7 to -the midsection 1 i ne of Section 7, 1"16N, Rl4W; West through the ·midsection 1 i nes of Sect i·on 7 -and 12 ·to the eastern boundary 1 i ne ·of 5ect ion 11, T16N. Rl:SW; South al6ng the ~astern boundary line of Section 11 to the southern bo.unda ry 1 i ne of ~Section 11 ; Wes-t on the .southern boundary 1 i·ne of Se.ction 11 to the eastern boundary 1 ine of Section 1:5., 1"16N, R1:5W; South on the easte·rn boundary 1 i nes of Sections ·15, 22, :27 to the .southeast corner of Section 2].; East along ·the southern .boundary 1 ines of Sections 26 and 25, 1"16N, Rl:5W, and the southern .boundary line of:·section 30, Tl6N, :R14W to i:ts intersection with the U.. S.. Highway 171; South along U. .S .• Highway 171 to its intersection with the DeSoto Parish 1 i·ne; South and West a·l ong the DeSoto Par-ish Tine to Lts intersection with the Texas--Louisiana state 1 ine.; North :along the Texas--Louisiana sta·te 1 in·e to ·poi·nt of .begi·nning .. WERNER PARK - ·Beginning at the inter.section of Broadway .and l-20, Easi: on 1-.20 to Hearne Avenue, South .on Hearne Avenue to Midway, East on Midway ·to Southern ·Pacific i:racks, South on the .Southern Pacific ·.tracks to Hollywood, -West on Ho 11 ywood to .Jewe 1 La, North on Jewe lla to ·.Baxter; Wes·t on Baxter to Broadway; Nor.th on .Broadway to 1-ZO. WEST SHREVEPO-RT* - Beginning -at .the ·i nter.sect i.on of the Kansas .City 5ou·thern :tracks -and Cross Bayou; ·Eas:t on C·ross Bayou to Hearne Avenue·; :South on Hearne Avenue to Logan :Street and ·its ext ens ion; East on .Lo_gan :Street -and lts extension to Ho-Lzman S:treet; South .on ·HoLzman :Street to Mrl am Street; Ta.s:t on Mi lam :street to Norma Avenue:; :Sou·th on Norma Avenue to .Jordan :Street; West on Jordan .Street t.o Yale Avenue; ·south on Yale Avenue ·to ·Dun·1,ap Stre-et; West on ·D.unl-ap Str-eet ·to Arlington Str~et.; .South on Ar 1 i ngton ·street to :the Kansas City .Southern -tracks; Northwest :a 1ong ·the Kansas ·city southern 1:racks ·-:to -po i.n·t of beg·i nn i ng. '~Effec·t·ive .September., ·1982, students residing in the .section beg·inni·ng a't intersection of Jordan :and Norma, :South on Norma ·to KCS 'tracks., \~est on KCS -:tracks 1:0 Arlington, North on ArTington i:o Dunlap, E-ast on Dunlap 1:0 Yale, North on Yale to .Jordan (point of beginnln_g), shall be added. W.ESn/OOD"'- .BegTnn'in_g ·at Buncombe Hoad ·and 1-20; East on 1-.20 to ·Monkhou.se ·orive; South on Monkhouse .Drive to Hollywood Avenue; :Eas-t on Hollywood Avenue 'to Kennedy Drive·; South oti Kennedy Drive -to West 70th Street; Ea.st on West 70th Stree1: to 'the Southern ·Pacific tracks·; ·:south on 1:hE! :southern Pacific tracks to Acorn Si:Teet and its •ext:ension; West on Acorn Street and Jts extension ·and the southern _quarter ·section 1 ines of Sect-ion .33, 32., 31, 36., and 35 to the Texas and Pacific tracks.; Northwest on the ·rexas and P-acific tracks to the Buncombe Road; Northeast on the Buncombe Road to point of beginning. *Effect-ive September, 1.982, K-:5 students res-iding in the section beginning at 62nd Street East to Linwood, :South on Linwood to West 63rd Street, East on West 63rd to KCS tracks, South on. KCS tracks to West 70th Street, West on West 70th to Mansfie-ld Road, North on Mansfield to 62nd S-treet (point of beginning), shall be added. 9 (A) 2593 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 51 of 57 PageID #: 95 Caddo·Parish Junior High Attendance Zones 1.981-82 BETHUNE JR. HIGH•'<- Beginning at 1-20 and Broadway Avenue, South on Broadway Avenue and its extension to Wes·t 70th Stree·t .and Lotus .Lane, South .on Lotus Lane and its extension to the Inner .l.:oop -f'arkway., West on the Inner Loop Parkway and the quartersection lines of Sections 32, 31, 36, and 35 to the Texas and Pacific t·racks, West on -the Texas and 'Pacific tracks ·to the eastern boundary ·1 ine of Se~·tion 34, North on the eastern boundary lines of :sections J4, 27, cand 22 -to 1-20 to Broadway Avenue. ·>':Effective September, '1982, K-5 ·students residing ·1 n the ·Moore town zone .shall attend Bethune. Also, K-5 Oak 'Park student$ ·residing 'East of Curtis Lane shall attend .Bethune. Also, 7~8:th grade :student.s ·resi.d'ing West-of the Texas and Pacific tracks who formerly attended Oak ·rer·r.ace sha 11 a·ttend ·Bethune. BROADMOOR JUNIOR HIGH•'- Beginning at :the Kansas City So.uthern :Uacks and Wilk.inson Street, East on -Wilkinson Street 'to Centenary :Blvd .., Nor·th on Centenary 'Blvd. to Stoner Avenue., West on :Stoner Avenue 'to Ill i no i:s Cen·tra 1 ·tr-acks Northeast on Ill inoi.s Central tracks to Red River.; Southeast on Red River .to 'the extension of Pres·ton Avenue, .Southwe.st on Pres ton Avenue ·to East Kings Highway, Southeast on East Kin_gs Highway to Carrolton Avenue to Youree Drive, South on Youree :Drive to :Southfield ·Road., Wes·t on .Southf i e 1d Road ·.to 'Bayou ·pierre., South on 'B·ayou ·pierre to :the -extension. of 1lrexe:l :Dr-ive, to Montrose Street., West.:on Montros.e Street and Sixty-Second Street ·to the Kansa$ .C i·ty :Southern --tracks, North ·.on ·the Kansas City .. Southern to Wilkinson :S·treet.. ~'Effec:t i ve September., 1982~ students residing 'in -the A. :c_ ·s·.teer.e and Arthur Circle zone-s shall a·ttend Hami'lton Terrace 'Middle .Schoci'L .J .. :S .• :CLARK JR. -HIGH>'- :Be_ginnin_g at the 60 Inch Water .l:ine ·and 'Twelve Mile Bayou Sou'theas t on Twelve Mi 1e 'Bayou to :Cross Bayou., .Eas·t on Cross ·Bayou to .·common $·treet Extens·i on, South on ·the Common :St·reet :Extenslon :to Cypress .St·reet, Southwe.st on Cypress ·to ·.the Texas and "P.acifi:c ·tracks, Southwest on the Texas and Pacific ::tracks :to Western Avenue, :South .on Wester.n Avenue to Lawrence Stree·t, Southeast .on Lawrence ·street to the Southern Pacif i.e tracks and the l.ll'i no is .Centra 1 tracks., .South on the- .Southern P.acific tracks and .the Illinois :central tracks ·to StonerAvenue, Eas't on Stoner. to Centenary Blvd.,, South on Centenar:y ·to Wilkinson St .. , West on Wilkinson to the Southern Pacific and llrinois Central :tracks, Northwest on the Kansas City Southern tracks to Arlington Avenue, North on Arlington to .Dun-lap .Stree·t, West on :Dunlap .Street ·.to the -Kansa.s City Southern 'tracks., Northwest on the Kansas .City :Southern tracks to· the ext ens i·on of Logan Street., West on ·the ex.tens ion of Logan Street 'to .the extens-ion .of the 6.0 Inch Water .Line on the middle of Cross Lake, Nor.theas'.t .on the 6'0 Inch Water Line and its extension ·to Twe 1ve Mi 1e .Bayou. ~·:Effective September, 1982, students residin_g in ·the·former Lakeshore zone sh-all attend J~ S. Clark with the exception of students residi-ng West of ·Curti-s Lane to 'it.s extens-ion to the middle of Cross L-ake. EDEN GARDENS JR .. HIGH"'-- .Beginn-ing at Montrose and Fairfield Avenue, East on Montrose 'Drive ·to Creswell Avenue., North on Creswell Avenue to Drexel 'Drive, East on Drexel Drive -and its extension to.Bayou Pierre, South on Bayou Pierre to the Texas and Pacific tracks, West on the Texas an'd Pacific tracks to the Kansas c·ity .Sou.thern tracks, North on the Kansas City Southern tracks to the extension of Fairfield Avenue, North on Fairfield Avenue and. lts extension to Montrose. i:Effect i ve September, 1982, 9th grade students residing in the former Eden Gardens Jr. H1gh zone shall -attend Capta1n Shreve. Other students residing in the former Eden Gardens Jr. H1gh zone who Bre not -affected by changed feeder patterns to middle schools shall -attend linwood Jr. High. lO(A) 2594 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 52 of 57 PageID #: 96 HOLLY.WOQD>'<- ''Effective September, 1982., Hollywood will become a 6-7-8 grade.middle schoo'l incorporati-ng ·the former Hollywood zone., the Sunset Acres .zone, and the Westwood zone. LAKESHORE JR. HIGH>'<- Beginning at the "Texas State Line and :the southern ·bounda·ry 1 i ne of Section 30, T18N., R 16W, .East on the Sout:hern boundary 1 i nes of .Sect i ens 30, 29, .2.8., 27, .2.6, and 25 ·to Cros.s Lake, East a 1eng :the 111 i dd 1e of ·cross Lake to :the Kansas Cit:y Southern tracks and the extension of Logan Street, Southeast on the Kansas Cii:y Southern tracks ·to the .Southern Pacific tracks, :Southwest on the .Southern Pac i·f ic tracks ·to :the Texas and Pacific tracks, :South on :the "Texas and Pacific tracks ·to the 11 n no Ls :centra 1 ·t-racks, Southwest on the lllinoi·s Centra·] .tracks to the Mansfield Roa-d, North on 'the Mansfield Road to ·the Greenwood ·Road, Southwest on the Greenwood Road to San .Jac-into Avenue, North onSan Jacinto Avenue to Ninock .Street, Wes·t on Ninock Street to Woodland Way, due Southwest 'to ·the southern boundary of Section 7, East on northern boundary of Sect ion l6 and 2./3 of the way through Section 1.5; due South to .2./3 of the way through Section 15, due West ·to -:the extension of Broadacres Road, North on the extension of ·Broad acres Road to the northe·rn boundary of Sect"ion JlL, Wes"t on the northern boundar'ies of Sections 1-4 and 13 ·and 1/3 the way through Section T3, due South to 1-10, -West on 1--,2.0 ·to the Texas State Line. *Effective ·september, 1.982, :student·s res i d i·n_g ·in the Lakeshore attendance zone shall .attend J. S. Cl-ark .Jr.. Hi_gh H they reside Ea.s:t of CurtLs .Lane and its extension to the middle of Cross Lake. They shal'l attend Midway i·f :they reside West o·f that 1 i ne. LINEAR .JR. HIGH- "Beginning at the ·midsectTon. 1 ine on the west-ern .. boundary 1 i·ne .of Section 7, Tl8N, RJlM, East on ·the midsection l'ine.s .of .Sections 7, S, ·9, ·and 10 to the ·Mooringsport Road (S·tate Highway 1), Northwest on the Moorin_gsport· Road (State Highway l) -:to'the Poleman Road, :East on :the Poleman Road and hs extens-ion to Red ·Rive·r., .South on Red Rive·r to Cross ·.eayou, West .on Cr.o.ss 'Bayou to Twelve Mile Bayou, North on Twe.lve Mile ·Bayou ·to ·the 60 Inch Wa·ter Line, ·southwes·t on :the 60 Inch Water Line -and its extens-ion :to the middle of Cross Lake, West on .Cross Lake to the ·center -of Section 35., Tl8N, Rl.5W, Northeast from the cente·r of :section 3.5 ·on ·cross .Lake ·to "the eastern bridge of Twin 'Br i dge.s on North Lakeshore Drlve, Northeas·t on Nor"th Lakeshore .Drive :to -the Roy Road., North on ·the Roy "Road ·to :the mid-section 1 ine on ·the wes.tern .boundary ·1 ine of Secti.on 7., TJ8N, 'R14W . .LINWOOD JR. HIGH*- :Beginning .at -the Intersection of :the lnn.er Loop Parkway .and .Southern Pacific i:r.acks., .East on Inner .Loop 'Parkway -to the Kansas Ci-ty Southern tracks, North on the Kansas City .Southe·rn tracks to ·Fa i rf i e 1d Avenue, Nor.th on Fa-irfield Avenue to Montrose., Wes"t on Montrose :to the Kansas Clty Southern tracks, North on ·the Kansas ·c·i'ty ·southern ·tracks i:o Southe·rn Pacific ·tracks, .South on Southern Pacific tracks to l·nner Loop Parkway. >' Also., .students residing in ·the section beginning a.t the lntersection of Southern Pacific Tracks and Flournoy-Lucas, East on Flournoy--:Lucas and Industrial Loop Parkway to Paxton~ North on Paxton to lnne·r Loop ·Parkway., West on Inner Loop Parkway to Southern Pacific Tracks, South on Southern Pacific Tracks to Flournoy-Lucas (point of beginning), shall attend Linwood .. 11 (A) 2595 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 53 of 57 PageID #: 97 'MIDWAY JR. HI.GH>'<- Beginning cat Woodland 'Way, Curtis Lane, and the extension o'f Ninock Street, East on Ninock Street and its extension to San ~acinto Avenue, South on ·san Jacinto Avenue to the Greenwood Road, East on· the Greenwood Road to the Mansf i e 1d Road, South on the Man sf i e 1d Road to the Illinois c·entral tracks, North · on the Illinois Central tracks to ~he Southern Pacific tracks, South on the Sou1:hern Pacific tracks ~o Hollywood Avenue, Wes·t on Hollywood To Broadway Avenue, North on 'Broadway Avenue to 1-20 ~o 1/3 the way 1:hrough :Section 22, due North to 1:he northern boundary of :Section 13, East on xhe northern boundary of Sections 13 and 14 to the northern extension of Br.oadacres Road, South on the extension of Broadacres Road to 2/3 of the way through Sect ion Jlt, due East to 1/3 the way through Section 15, due North to the northern boundary of :Section 15, East on the northern boundary of .Sect i·ons 15 and 16 to Rat·c 1 iff Street, due Northeast to ·the extension of Wood l.and Way .. ~' .OAK TERRACE JR. HIGH>'<- Beginning at Hollywood Avenue and Broadway Avenue, South on Broadway Avenue and its extension to 70th Street and Lotus Lane, South on Lotus Lane and its extension to the Inner Loop Parkway, East on the Inner Loop 'Parkway and Acorn Street to the Southern ·Paci-f'i·c tracks, North on the Southern 'Pacific ~racks to Hollywood Avenue., West on Ho-llywood Avenue ·to Broadway Avenue .. '"Effect'ive September., 1982, students residing northwes·t .of the Texas :and Pacific tracks shall attend Bethune ·instead of Oak Terrace.. ·students in grades 6-7-.8 ·res'idTng in the Summer ·Grove and Central zones shaT.l attend Oak Terrace ·Middle .School (6-7-8) .. RIDGEWOOD .JR .. ·HIGH* ·- Beginning at :the Meriwether 'Road .and the :southern Pacific ·tracks, Eas't .on the ·1 nner Loop Parkway and i·ts extens·i on 'to the Kansas .City .Southern ·tracks, Northwest on the Kansas City _Southern tracks to the Texas Pacific tracks, :East on the Texas Pad f i-c 'tracks to .the Ellerbe ·Road, .South on the Ellerbe 'Road l:o the western boundary of Townshi:p 8, :South on the wes:tern :boundary of Townsh i·p 8 and 17 to the Overton :Brooks Road, East on Overton Brooks -Road to the Ellerbe Road, Southeast on Ellerbe Road to Leonard :Road, Eas·t on Leonard .Road and 'its extens'ion ·to the Red River, :South on the Red 'River to ·the Red River Par ish 1 i ne, :East on .the 'Red River Pad sh Tine ·to the DeSoto Parish 1 ine., WEst on the DeSoto Pa·r'ish 1 ine ·to the Mansfield Road, North on the Mansfield ·Road to the Inner Loop Parkway .. '*Effective September., 1982, students in _grades .6-7-8 res i d'i ng 1 n the ·Forest Hi 11 zone shall attend Ridgewood Middle School (6-:7-8). ·students !n :gr.ades ·6-7-8 resid'ing in the Southern Hills zone South of Flournoy-tucas/lndustr'ia'l Loop ·pa r·kway., East to Paxton, North on Paxton 'to Inner Loop Pa-rkway, East on Inner Loop l'a·rkway to 'its 'intersection w·i'th l·ndus'tr i al .Loop Parkway, ·Southwesi: on Industrial Loop Parkway to KC.S ·tracks sharl attend Ridgewood. Also., students in grades 6-7-8 residing in the former .Eden Gardens and Ei9hty-First Street zones shall attend Ridgewood Middle School (6-7-8). ·VIVIAN JR. HIGH (K-8)- Beginning at the inersect'ion of the 'Texas, Arkansas, and Louisiana .state 1 ines, East along the Arkansas state 1 ine to the eastern boundary of .Se.ction 4, T23N, Rl5W, South ·on the eastern bounda-r·ies of Sections 4, .9, 16, 21, 28, 33 of T23N, RlSW and 4, 9, 16, 21, 28, 33 of T22N, R15W, and 4, 9. 16 and 21 to the midsection 1 ine of Section 21, T21N, Rl5W, West on the·midsection lines of Sections .21, 20, 19 and 24 to ·the Standard Oil Road, Southwest on the Standard Oil Road to the middle of Goose Pond to Jeems Bayou, Southwest throu9h middle of Jeems Bayou to the southern boundary line of Section 5, T20N,, Rl6W, West on the southern boundary line of Section 5 to the Texas state line, North on the Texas state line to the inter section of the Texas, ·Arkansas and Louisiana state 11nes. 2596 l2(A) Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 54 of 57 PageID #: 98 -WALNUT HILL (?-8)>'< - Beginning at ·the Texas state 1 ine and the northern boundary 1 ine of Section 31, Tl7N, Rl6W, East on the northern boundary lines of Sections 31, 32, 33, 34, 35 to the northeast corner of Section "34, Tl?N, Rl5W, South on the eas·t .boundary of Section 34, ll7N, 'Rl5W, .and ·section 3 to the. southeast corner of Sect-ion 3, East on the ·north bound-ary of Sections n and L2 to the Texas and Pacifi-c tracks, South on Texas and Pacific tracks to middle of Section 7, T16N, -Rl-4W, West through middl-e of :Sect'ion 12, ·to western boundary of Section 12, T16N, Rl5W, ·south on eas·tern boundary of Section n to southeast corner -of Section 11, Tl6N, R15W, East along southern .boundary .of Section 11 to southwest corner of Section ll., South on eastern boundary of Sections 15, .22, 27, and 34 to Keit:hville Springridge Road, .East ·on Keithvi lle-Sprin_gridge Road to DeSoto Parish line;- East -along DeSoto 'Parish line _to 'Texas-Louisi-ana sta·te Tine, North on Texas-Loui-si-ana state ·1 ine to ·northwest corner of ;sectTon :31, Tl7N, R16W. '"Effective -September., 1.982, :students in grades 6-7-8 residing in the Summer Grove zone shall -attend Oak Terrace Middl~_,School (6-7-8) instead of -Walnut Hill. Also., -an students in grades 6-7-8 residing in Summerfield .zone shall attend Walnut Hi 11.. YOU-REE DRIVE JR .. HIGH''- Begi·nnin_g.at East Preston Avenue and Eas.t Kings Highway, East on .East Pres·ton -Avenue and its -extension to Red River, South on Red 'River to --the extension of Leonard "Road., Southwest on the leonard Road to the El"l erbe Road, 'Northwest on the .Ellerbe Road to ~the OvertonBrooks Road, East on the .Overton "Brooks Road ·to the· western boundary 1 ine of Section 17-, T16N, RlJW, North on the western bound-ary 1 ines of Sections 17 and "8 to the Kansas City Southern ·tracks, Nor·th on the Kansas City Southern tracks ·to ·the E 1"1 erbe ·Ro-ad., North .on the Ellerbe Road "to the Texas and ·Pac"if i c "tracks to Bayou Pierre, No-rth on Bayou Pierre to :southfield Road, East on :southfield Road to Youree .DRive, Nort-h .on Youree .. Drive to .Carrol ton Avenue., Northeas·t on Carrohon Avenue to ·.Ea.st Kings .Hi_ghway, Noi-th on East Kings Highway ·to ·East Preston Avenue_, Beginning -at the intersection of ·common :street extens·i on .and .C-ross Bayou, East. on Cross Bayou to 'Red River, Southeas+ on ·Red 'Ri ve·r to lexas :Street, Southwest .on Texas to lawrence .Street, Northwest on· Lawrence ·to Wes te·rn., North .on Western to the Texas .and -Pacif-ic tracks, North on .the "Texas .and Pacific :tracks to the Common :Street extensi.on, North on Common .Street ·extension to C-ross Bayou .. *E-ffect"i ve September, 1.982, students ~in _grades 6-7-8 who n ve in ·the Un ivers:i ty.; -Riverside, -and West Shreveport zones shal'l .attend Youree ·Drive Middle School (6-7-8)., Other feeders have be.en -absor:bed into other middle schools. 13(A) 2597 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 55 of 57 PageID #: 99 Caddo Parish High School Attendance Z~es BYRD-- Beg-inning at Cross Bayou and Common Str-eet; eas·t .on Cross Bayou :to Red River; south on 'Red "River .and the BossLer 'Pa·rish 1 ine to the extension of :Eas·t "Pres·ton; wesi: on East Preston and its extension to East Kings Highway; south on Eas·t Kings Highway to Carrolton; west on Carrolton .i:o Youree Drive; south on Youree Drive "to .Southfield; west on .South'fi-eld and Pie-rremont to Bayou Pierre; south on Bayou Pierre to the extension of Drexel Drive; west on Drexel Drive to ·creswell; south on Creswerl to Hontrose-; west on Montrose :and East 62nd to the KCS tracks; ·north on the KCS tracks to Ho 11 ywood; west on Hollywood to .Linwood; north on Linwood to Kings Hi_ghway; wes"t on Kings Highway to ·the ·southern Pac i·f c i ·tracks; north on ·the Southern 'Pac i f'i c "tracks to the .southeastern extension of Lawrence Street; ·northwest on Lawrence and i-ts extension to Wes·tern Avenue; north on Western Avenue to the T .& "P tracks·; northeast on the I·& P tracks to Cypress Street; ·nor·theas·t on Cypress to Common; northwes:t on Common to .Cross 'Bayou and point o·f beg inn i n_g .. CAPTAIN SHREVE- Beginning at Fa-irfield ·Avenue and -6'2nd Street; e-ast on 62nd.5-tree:t and Hontrose.Drive to Creswell Avenue; north on Creswerl Avenue to .Drexel :o·r i ve; east on D r.exe 1 Drive and its -extension to -Bayou Pi e·r re; north on 'B-ayou p-ierre to Southfield 'Road; east on Southfield 'Road ·to Youree Drive; north on Youree Drive "to Carrolton Avenue; northeast on :carrolton Avenue :to East Kin_gs Highway; northwest on Eas·t Kings Highway to Eas·t 'Preston Avenue; east on .E'ast P·reston Avenue and its extension ·to :the Bossier Parish 1 i·ne and ·Red River; south on Red -River to ·the Red River Parish ·1 ine; west on th.e Red River Parlsh 1 ine to the DeSo:to 'Parish Tine; wes:t on the DeSoto Par'ish 1 ine to the eastern boundary ·1 i ne of Sec:t ion 31, 116N., Rl]W; nor·th .on the eastern ·bounda·ry ·1 i nes of Se.ctions 31_, ]0, 13, 18, and 7 to the Kansas City .:Southern tracks; north on the Kansas Ci ·ty Southern :t·r.acks "to Fa'i rf i e 1 d Avenue and 'i :ts ·extension; nor:th on fairfield ~Avenue and its extens-ion to 62nd Street and ·po-int of beg·i-nning .. FAIR "PARK- 'Beginning -a't the intersection of Curtis Lane and Lakeshore Dr-ive; ·north on .South Lakeshore .Drive to the .bridge just north .of ·curtTs .L-ane; ·northeas·.t from the bridge jus·.t.north of Curti's Lane to ·th.e wes·twar.d extension of Cross Lake Drive; east 'to Cross lake Drive; east on ·cros·s .Lake 'Drive "to Lakeshore Drive; west on Lakeshore Drive to West ·college; east on West College ·and its -eas·tern extension to 1-20·; nor'theast on 1-20 'to the Southern 'Pacific tracks ,and the . r1 1'i noi s ·cent·ra 1 ·tracks·; southwest .on ·the .Southern Pacif'i c ·tracks to Kings Highway; east on Kings .Hi.ghway to .L'i·nwood; south on Linwood to Corbitt; "west on ·corbi-:t:·t ·to the .Southern Pacific tracks-; :south on the .Southern ·Paci·f'i·c·- · "tracks -to Hollywood.; west on Ho.llywood to the southern extens-ion of Curt'is Lane~ north on Curtis .Lane to Lakeshore ·Drive and point of be_ginning .. GREEN OAKS - Beginn'in_g at the midsection 1 ine on the western boundary li~e of Secfion 7, T18N, R14W; east along ·the midsection lines of .Sections 7, 8, .9 and 10 to .U.S. Highway 71; northwest on U.. S .. Highway 71·to the Poleman Road; e-ast on the -Poleman Road and its extension to Red River:; south on Red Rive·r to Cross Bayou·; west on Cross 'Bayou to Twe·l ve M i 1e Bay9u; northwest on Twe 1ve M i e1 Bayou to the 60 Inch Water L1ne; southwest on the 60 lnch Water Line to the middle of Cross Lake; west on the middle of Cross Lake to the center of Section 35, T18N, 'RlSW; northeast through C·ross Lake to North .Lakeshore Drive at the eastern bridge of Twin :Bridges; northeast on North .Lakeshor.e Drive to Roy Road; north o~ Roy Road to the midsection line on the western boundary of .Section 7, T18N, R14W ·and point of beginning .. HUNTINGTON- Beginning at_ South Lakeshore Drive and .Curt'is Lane; south on Curtis Lane and its souther~ extens1on to the Texas and Pacific tracks; south .on the T & P tracks to the· DeSoto Parish I ine; southwest on the DeSoto Parish I ine to the Texas state llne; north on the Texas state line to the northern boundary line of Section 31, T18N, R16W; east along the northern boundary line of Sections 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, and 36 to c'ross Lake; .east along the middle of .Cross Lake to the midpoint of Section 33~ T18N, Rl41-[; southwest from this point through Cross Lake to the bddge on 'South Lakeshore Drive just north of Curtis Lane; south from the bridge on South Lakeshore Drive to Curtis Lane and polnt of beginning •. 14(A) 2598 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 56 of 57 PageID #: 100 NORTH CADDO - Beg inn i·ng at the middLe of Caddo Lake and the Texas state 1 i ne; eas·t along the middle of Caddo Lake ·to the northern boundary 1 in'e of Section 24, T20N, R16W; east on the northern boundary lines of Sections 24, 13, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 19, 20 and 21 to Red 'River; north on Red River to the Arkansas state 1 ine; v1est on the Arkansas state 1 ine to ·the Texas state 1 i·ne; south on the Texas state 1 ine to the middle of Caddo Lake .and point of beginning. NORTHWOOD- Beginning at the middle of ·caddo Lake and the lexas state 1 ine; east along the middle of Caddo Lake to the northern boundary J ine of Section 24, T2DN, 'R16W; east on the northern boundary ·1 ines of Sections 24, 1.9, :20, 21, 22, 23,-24, 19, 20 and 21 to Red ·River; south on Red River :to the extension of the Po 1eman ·Road; west on the Po 1ernan Road -and Lts extension to U. S. Hi_ghway ]L; southeast on U. S ..Highway 71 to the ·midsection line of Section 10, T18N, R14W; west on the midsection lines ·of Sections 10, 9, 8 and 7'to the western boundary rine of Section 7, 118N, 'R14W; south on the western boundary line o·f Section 7 and ·the Roy Road to North Lakeshore Drive; southwes·t on Nor:th .Lakeshore Drive to the eastern bridge of Twi-n .Bridges on North Lakeshore Drive; southwest from the eas·tern bridge of Twin Bridges on Cros.s Lake to the center of Section 35, T18N, R15W; west ·on .C·ros.s Lake ·t.o the northern boundary 1 ine of Section 36, T18N, R16W; west on the northern boundary 1 ines o·f Sections 36, 35, 34, :33, 32 and 31 to the Texas sta·te 1 ine; north on the Texas state 1 i ne to l:he middle of Caddo Lake and ~oint of beginning. SOUTHWOOD - Beginni-ng a·t the "intersection of Hollywood and .Jewella Road; south on Jewe 11-Ei Road ·to the 'T & P tracks; ea.si: on ·the I ·& P tracks ·to the S.outhern Pacific tracks; south on i:he Southern Pacific -tracks ·to the eastern ex-tension of ·the Heriweather Road; e·ast on i:he·eastern extension of the Mer-iweather Road and lnne·r Loop Parkway to the midsection line·of Section 35, 117N, 'Rl4W; :south on the-midsection rines of Sections 35., 2, :11., 14., 23., .and 26 to l:he.DeSoto ·Pari.sh line; :southwest on the DeSoto Parish line ·to the T & P tracks; ·north on ·the T & :P tracks J:o the southern 'extens-ion-·o·f Curtis Lane; north on the southern extension of Curtis ·Lane i:o ·Hollywood; eas·t on Hollywood ·to Jewell a Road .and 'point of .beg i nn·i n_g .. 'B .. 1. WASHINGTON- 'Beginning at -:the intersection of the wes·tern extension of .Logan and the extension of the 60 'inch water 1 ine on .c ros.s Lake; northeast on the 60 inch water line and -i:ts extension to Twelve Mile 'Bayou·; southeast on Twelve Hi le ·Bayou to ·cross Bayou.; .east on :cros:s Bayou to ·common Street; .. southeast on Common to Cypress·; southwest on Cypress to the 'T & P tra.cks·; southwest on the T & ·P tracks to W.estern Avenue; south on Western ·:Avenue to Lawrence·; southeast~·· on Lawrence and its extension to .the Southern PaCi f"i c :tracks; south on the Southern Pacific tracks ·to 1-20.; southwest on 1-.20 to West Co 11 ege Street; west on l:he eastern extension o-f Wes·t College and West College ·to Lakeshore Drive; northeast on Lakeshore Drive to_Cross .Lake ·Boulevard; west on Cross Lake Boulevard and its western extension ·to the eas·tern boundary 1 ine of Huntington High School; north along i:he ~astern boundary line of Huntington High -School to the m·idpoint of Section 33, Tl8N, R14W; west from i:he midpoint of Section 33 to the southwestern extension of the 60 inch water line and p6int of beginning~ WOODLAWN - .Beginning at the intersection of Ho 11 ywood and the KCS i:racks; south on the KCS tracks to 62nd Street; east on ~2nd Street to Fairfield; south on Fairfield to the KCS tracks; south on ~he KCS tracks ~o the eastern boundary 1 ine of Section 7, T16N, R13W; south on the eastern .boundary rines of Sections 7, 18, 19, ]0 and 31 to the DeSoto Pari.. sh 1 ine; west on the DeSoto Parish 1 ine to i:he midsection I ine of Section 26, T16N, R14W; north through the midsection 1 ines of Sections 26, 23, 14, 11, 2, and 35 to the proposed Inner .Loop Parkway; wes.t along the propos.ed Inner Loop Parkway to the So.u:thern Pacific tracks; north on. the Southern Pacific tracks to Jewe 11 a Road; north on Je1-1e J 1 a Road to Ho J 1ywood; east on Hollywood to Southern Pacific tracks; north on ·the Southern Pacific tracks to Corbitt; east on Corbitt to Linwood; south o~ Linwood to Horlywood; east on Ho 11 ywood to the KCS :t·racks and poi n·t of beginning. lS(A) 25.99 Case 5:65-cv-11055-EEF Document 1-2 Filed 09/20/06 Page 57 of 57 PageID #: 101 ATTACHMENT .B .ELEMENTARY ~UNDli.MENTAL MAGNETS TRANSPORTATION .ZONES CLAIBORNE .JUDSON EDEN GJI.:RDENS Barrett Bethune l>~rthur c.ir.cle Caddo .Heights Blanchard ..Atkins Central/Laurel Cherqkee Park Fair.field Creswell lliTlsda·le .I-ngersoll Forest :Hill :Nor±h :Hig.hland.s Northside ·Herndon Oak Park :Pine Grove .'Hollywood .Queensborough :Riverside :Hos.ston Newton Smith .Shreve .Isl·and :Mooring s.port Summer.fie-ld A.. C.. .Steere on city ·.summer ·G.rove Stoner ·Hill :Pierre Avenue/Laurel Sunset Acres University .Souther.n :Hil:ls -Tii!IIllon s Vivian Walnut Hiil Werner Park ·west .Shreve_port Westwood 2600