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Parents League for Better Education

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Donated by Citywide Educational Coalition.This project was partially funded by the Boston Library Consortium.Information about Phase II ballot referendum designed by Parents League for Better Education. Includes district proposals.
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Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Boston
  3. Busing For School Integration
  4. Citywide Educational Coalition
  5. Discrimination
  6. Discrimination In Education
  7. Education
  8. Massachusetts
  9. Parents League For Better Education
  10. Public Schools
  11. School Integration
  12. Segregation In Education

Related Content

The Parents League for Better Education. Letter, February 1, 1974. Letter, February 8, 1974. Boston magnet schools A solution to the desegregation problem. Draft position paper for conference of the councils. Memo, bi-weekly report. Memo, report on meeting at Hyde Park High School. Public service announcement, September 14, 1976. Keep class size at 26 children per teacher in 1976 - 1977. Letters in support of Walnut Film project. Letter, Community District Advisory Council members. Citywide Educational Coalition newsletter, February, 1986. Education coalition. Elementary student transfer chart. Letter, U.S. Department of Justice. Three monthly staff evaluations. Parent interviews Results/interpretation. Follow up on "Parent/media dialogue on desegregation" conference. Desegregation in the Boston Public Schools Interviews with parents. These are our schools.
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