Abstract

A Communication

Carwile, Howard H. | October 6, 1956 issue

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After holding public hearings, the Virginia legislature recently passed a bill denying state funds to school boards which permit integration. According to the author, the deeply entrenched enemies of the public-school system have seized upon this highly emotional issue as a weapon for making war against public education in Virginia. The Government's plan is, in simple language, a brazen submission to these school boards of a choice between going to jail and going out of business. School boards can neither operate in perpetual defiance of supreme law without going to jail, nor they cannot operate in a perpetual state of financial strangulation without going out of business. Federal court orders eventually will embrace every school board in Virginia.

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EDUCATION & state; LEGISLATIVE bodies; EDUCATIONAL law & legislation; PUBLIC schools; SCHOOL boards; FEDERAL aid to education; VIRGINIA; UNITED States
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