Help Your Child Attend Integrated School... NOW

Reports
January 1, 1965

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  • Division of Legal Information and Community Service, DLICS Reports. Help Your Child Attend Integrated School... NOW, 1965. 6161083d-799b-ef11-8a69-6045bdfe0091. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/fa63427e-309e-4287-8783-087891586693/help-your-child-attend-integrated-school-now. Accessed June 18, 2025.

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    Think Ahead for Them 

How The 

Learn 

Will 

Determine 

For more information write: 

SCHOOL DESEGREGATION 
41 Exchange Place (Room 501) * Atlanta, Georgia 30303 

American Friends Service Committee 
NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund 

I 

Help Your Child Go To The 
Integrated School •.. NOW 

It-• .... ~·~. 



They 
will read 

better 

* 
so that 
they c'an get 
better jobs 

study 
harder 
and 
learn 

In time they will gain 
confidence 

to move in the total world 



WHO CAN GO? 

All children 
all grades 
should 
attempt 

to 
enroll 

The procedures vary from school 
district to school district, so 

GET THE FACTS 
Contact the 
School Desegregation 
Task ~rce or your 
Superintendent of 
Education 

I 
\ 

What do you have to do? 

Get the 

Read your 

,, 
during 

registration 
period 

Follow the procedures 
for enrolling your children 

Write us 



' 

PLAN AHEAD! 

Get your child's birth certificate 
(a certified copy is needed) 

Begin to set aside money 
now for sch ol supplies 

KNOW YOUR RIGHTS I 
Your child has a right to an education without 
discrimination. This means: 

No segregation in school 
No segregation on buses 
No segregation in sports or 
other school activities 

.. 

Get EVERYONE in your 
community to enroll their 
children at the integrated 

scho" 

, The Mom(· the BETTER

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