School systems are emerging from judicial oversight that once ensured compliance with integration guidelines (Anniston Star)

14 March 2010, 12:34 am

With educational opportunities perceived as being available equally to all, area school systems are demonstrating to judges that their policies don't need court supervision anymore. There are exceptions — the mostly black Anniston system is busy enough ensuring academic standards are being met that getting out from under a court order isn't a priority right now.... Read More »

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