Transportation, or the lack thereof, can be a huge barrier to families exercising choice. Simply because a state authorizes the creation of charter schools or grants vouchers to families looking to send their children to private schools doesn't mean that those children will actually be able to attend those schools. They have to be able to get…

A review of the court cases since 1968 that have brought us to the present impasses. (Author)

Contends that President Nixon's program for busing for the most part addresses the courts and not the problem of busing itself. (RJ)

Excerpts from the California Supreme Court decision on the right of the San Francisco School Board to effectuate a limited desegregation plan embracing the Park South school complex. (RJ)

Reviews current legal principles connected with school desegregation up to the metropolitonization'' controversies being litigated in Detroit and Richmond. (Author)

First Amendment interpretation becomes necessary when attempts are made by the State to act in a way which either inhibits or promotes religion. Reviews those cases that have had a direct impact on the questions of establishment and free exercise of religion in the schools. (Author/JF)

This article analyzes some of the arguments against busing and advocates that busing be implemented even though it has significant limitations as a vehicle for desegregation. (DM)

Text of a formal statement the author made before the Minnesota State Board of Education. He testified concerning the conversion of the South Carolina public school system from a dual to a unitary one. (DM)

Summarizes the ruling made on April 28, 1971 by U. S. District Court Judge Stanley A. Weigel relating to the San Francisco School Segregation case. The judge applied a Supreme Court ruling designed for Southern segregated schools to a non-Southern school for the first time. (DM)

Asserts that it seems illusory that much progress can be made toward achieving a truly integrated society unless some way is found to attract the missled class--both black and white--back into the urban public schools across the nation. Available from Nation Associates, Inc., 333 Sixth Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10014. (Author/RJ)

The enforcement of a requirement of racial dispersion of school population in one region of the country is morally, politically, and legally an untenable position. Busing is a shorthand term symbolizing something else which must be faced. (DM)