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Dee, Rita – 1972
Operation Hospitality was a program started 4 years ago to bus children from all black inner city parochial schools to all white parochial schools, largely suburban. The first phase of an overall evaluation of the program involved the attitudes of the participating student populations. The second aspect of evaluation which was planned involved an…
Descriptors: Black Community, Bus Transportation, Community Surveys, Desegregation Effects
Connery, Joseph J. – 1971
This is a fourth in a series of reports concerning the progress of the busing program in District Four, Chicago, Illinois, covering the school year of September 1970-June 1971. The four purposes of the plan as originally stated are as follows: (1) to relieve serious overcrowding at the May and Spencer Schools; (2) to promote stabilization through…
Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Black Students, Bus Transportation, Desegregation Effects
Coffin, Gregory C. – 1967
Discussed are the methods used by Evanston's Board of Education to desegregate the entire school system. In 1964 the Board resolved to eliminate defacto segregation and a citizen's commission was appointed to develop a plan. Aided by computer experts, a redistribution of students was worked out which used the schools more efficiently while…
Descriptors: Blacks, Board of Education Policy, Board of Education Role, Bus Transportation