This report contains transcripts of testimonies and prepared statements presented at a session of the Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights. The session was convened to conduct hearings on the civil rights implication of the education block grant program proposed by the Reagan Administration. Statements of the following witnesses are included: (1) Cynthia G. Brown, codirector of the Equality Center (Washington, D.C.); (2) Samuel Husk, executive director of the Council of Great City Schools (Washington, D.C.); (3) Lee McMurrin, Superintendent of the Milwaukee (WI) Public Schools; and (4) Eugene Reville, Superintendent of the Buffalo (NY) Public Schools. Gary Orfield, of the University of Chicago (IL), also gave testimony and presented two prepared statements entitled"Desegregation of Black and Hispanic Students from 1968 to 1980," and "Why Are Illinois Schools the Most Segregted?" A letter from Congressman William F. Goodling to Howard Simons, managing editor of the "Washington Post," is included in the report, as well. (AOS)