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Family Choice in Schooling, A Case Study: Intradistrict Student Transfers, Eugene, Oregon.

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Sonnenfeld, David – 1972

This report presents the findings of a student transfer study that attempted to determine the socioeconomic characteristics of parents requesting transfers, the reasons for these requests, the frequency of transfers to different schools, parents' sources of information about transfer possibilities, parents' satisfaction with their children's…

Descriptors: Case Studies, Educational Environment, Family School Relationship, Free Choice Transfer Programs

A REPORT TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT, LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. AN EVALUATION OF THE PROGRESS TOWARD THE ACHIEVEMENT OF A RACIALLY INTEGRATED EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM AND A PROJECTION OF A PLAN FOR FURTHER ACTION.

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BUMBARGER, CHESTER S.; AND OTHERS – 1967

A PROFESSIONAL STUDY WAS CONTRACTED BY THE BOARD OF EDUCATION AND SCHOOL ADMINISTRATORS TO ASSESS THE LITTLE ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT'S PROGRESS IN MOVING FROM A DUAL TO AN INTEGRATED SCHOOL SYSTEM. AN EVALUATION OF COMMUNITY ATTITUDES AND THE EXTENT OF INFLUENCE GIVEN BY CIVIC LEADERS INDICATED GENERALLY FAVORABLE SUPPORT FOR IMPROVEMENTS ALREADY…

Descriptors: Black Education, Centralization, Community Attitudes, Compensatory Education