Record Number Complaints Against Southern Hospitals is Filed with HEW Department

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Record Number (36 in 6 States) Complaints Against Southern Hospitals is Filed with HEW

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  • Case Files, Alexander v. Holmes Hardbacks. Report Required by Order of March 30, 1970, 1970. dd1983ad-d067-f011-bec2-6045bdd81421. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/bce00c37-eae4-4f64-aae9-831359a83052/report-required-by-order-of-march-30-1970. Accessed August 19, 2025.

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1,924 823 2747 

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WHITE NEGRO TOTAL 

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PAGE 2... REPORT TO COURT, MESHOBA COUNTY SCHOOLS, NESHOBA, MISSISSIPPI, April 15, 1970 

  

  

  

(¢) (cont.) NESHOBA CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

GRADE 6: WHITE NEGRO TOTAL 

Room (a) 31 37 
(b) 32 38 
(ce) 31 37 
{(d) 30 36 
(e) 30 36 

(£) 28 32 
(g) 0 37 

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GRADE 7: WHITE NEGRO 'OTAL 
Room (a) 28 23 51 

(v) 33 12 43 
{e¢) 33 15 48 

(d) 37 9 46 
(e) 37 12 49 
(£) 34 i8 32 

C.T.(g)_ 202 89 291 
  

  

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Room (a) 29 | 38 
(b) 24 13 37 

(c) 30 é 36 

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{e) 21 9 30 
(£) 31 14 4&5 

GT 157 
  

  

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(b) 27 9 36 
{c) 29 6 35 
(d) 24 i4 38 

(e) 25 13 38 
(£) 27 : 10 : 37 

G.T. 156 6b ; 222 
  

  

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Room (a) 23 il 34 
(b) 23 13 36 
(ec) 25 4 39 

(a) 23 13 36 

(e) 20 15 35 
(£) 25 14 49 

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{b) 23 15 38 
(ec) 27 11 38 
(4d) 23 12 37 
(e) 26 13 39 

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é.T. 107 : 60 167 

GRAND TOTAL 7-12 NESROBA CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL 

885 623 1308 

  

  

  

  

  

  

    

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PAGE 3 REPORT TO COURT, WESHOBA COUNTY SCHOOLS, NESHOBA COUNTY, MISS., April 15, 1970 

  

  

1X. 

(A) The Number of full time teschers by race in the district 

WHITE HEGRO TOTAL 

83 36 119 

(B) The number of full time teachers by race in each school in the district: 

1. NESHOBA CENTRAL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 

WHITE NEGRO TOTAL 
bh 18 62 

m2, NESHOBA CENTRAL HICH SCHOOL 

WHITE NEGRO TOTAL 

39 18 57 

(C) The number of part time teachers by race in the district. 

1. HONE 
(D) The nunber of part time teschers by race in each school in the district. 

1. NONE 

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Our district has only one Attendance Center, namely, Neshobs Central, and all 

students, Negro and white, attend this school. Therefore, this is not asppéicalile. 

iv. 

The number of inter-district transfers granted are as follows: 

  

WHITE NEGRO TOTAL THE SCHOOL DISTRICT TO WHICH TRANSFERS 
WERE ALLOWED 

i 0 t Philadelphia School District 

3 0 3 Leake County School 

3 0 3 UNION School District 
TOTAL 7 0 7 

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The transportation system in Neshoba County School District consist of almost 

100% busing. Most of these routes consist of white and negro students being transported 

daily on the seme buses. 

VI. 

The gymoasiums, cafeterias and sll facilities are being opersged on s desegregated 

basis. 

Vii. 

There are no proposed constructions or expsnsions of facilities st this time. 

VIII. 

No building or equipment of more then $500.00 has been sold since the court's 

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REPORT TO COURT, NESHOBA COU wry SCHOOLS, NESHOBA COUNTY, MISS. April 15. 1970 
  

IX. 

(a) There is a bi-racial advisory committee in the school district. 

(b) The bi-racial committee recommended to the Neshoba County School Board 

the request to close Ceorge Washington Carver and house all students, Negro 

and white, at Neshoba Central School. 

(¢c) The Neshoba County School Board agreed with and adherred to the recommendations 

made by the bi-rscial committee. 

(d) The bi-racial committee is to help in carrying out the court-order 2s well 

"| 

as recommending progrumste be considered for the Title I program within the 

Heshobw County Schools. 

  

County Superintendent of Education 

Neshoba County, Miss. and Secretary of 

Neshoba County Board of Education

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