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School Officials Drop Race In Districting

AR Articles on Race in Schools
Fantasy and Fraud: No Child Left Behind (Feb. 2004)
Catastrophe in Kansas City (Dec. 1995)
Integration... Disintegration (Jul. 1993)
Pure Stupidity (April 2001)
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AP, Nov. 29, 2006

School board trustees in this Orange County suburb have voted to stop using students’ race to determine where they will go to school.

The vote Monday was part of a settlement with parents who sued the Capistrano Unified School District for including ethnicity as a factor when new school boundaries were drawn last year.

As part of the settlement, the group Neighborhood Schools for Our Kids has agreed to drop its lawsuit. Also, students in the predominantly white Talega neighborhood will be permitted to continue attending their current high school instead of a new campus that opens next fall, said Paul Beard, a lawyer for the parents.

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A Superior Court judge ruled in August that the district could use race as a factor. But she also ruled that school boundaries the board adopted last year, which were aimed at balancing ethnicity, violated Proposition 209.

That 1996 voter initiative bars discrimination or preferential treatment based on race or ethnicity.

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(Posted on November 30, 2006)

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