Documents 287-303, 1974-7-25 to 1974-8-8 Digital

Documents 287-303

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Scope and Contents

Digital facsimile of approximately 17 documents housed in Box 4 Folder 2.

Document number 287. Plaintiffs' proposed modifications to "Proposed order on hiring", 7/25/1974
Document number 288. Plaintiffs' memorandum concerning integration financing, 7/25/1974
Document number 289. Comment and affidavit of Teachers Union relative to Paragraph 1 (d) of proposed order on faculty desegregation, 7/26/1974
Document number 290. State defendants' proposed modification to "Proposed order on hiring", 7/26/1974
Document number 291. State defendants' report on Boston School construction program, 7/26/1974
Document number 292. [Black Educators Alliance of Massachusetts on recruiting of black teachers], 7/29/1974
Document number 293. Boston Teachers Union's request for clarification or further amendment of Paragraph 2 (c) of proposed order on faculty desegregation, 7/29/1974
Document number 294. City defendants' further report to the court on faculty remedies, 7/31/1974
Document number 295. Guidelines for recruitment, 7/31/1974
Document number 296. Guidelines for reassignment, 7/31/1974
Document number 297. Motion to allow administrator transfers and reassignments, 7/31/1974
Document number 298. Plaintiffs' reply to memo concerning proposed modifications to the state desegregation plan, 7/31/1974
Document number 299. City defendants' report to the court on high school seniors, 8/2/1974
Document number 300. City defendants' report to the court on the appointment of recruiters, 8/2/1974
Document number 301. [Letter from the state defendants to Charles R. Parrott, Esq. re: response to his letter of 7/31/1974], 8/2/1974
Document number 302. Revised order on Volunteer Transfers with additional paragraph #7 by City defendants, 8/8/1974
Document number 303. [Letter among lawyers re: bilingual students], 8/8/1974

Dates

Creation: 1974-7-25 to 1974-8-8

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