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Department of ImplementationII

1973 - 2002; bulk: 1975 - 2000

Boston Public Schools: Desegregation-eraRecords Collection

Project funded by a grant from the National Historic Publications andRecords Commission (NHPRC)

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Collection Summary

Creator: Department of Implementation

Title: Department of ImplementationRecords II

PhysicalDescription:

63 cubic feet

Language: English

Repository: City of Boston, Office of the CityClerk, Archives and RecordsManagement Division201 Rivermoor St.West Roxbury, MA [email protected]

Abstract:

The Department of Implementation was establishedas a result of Judge W. Arthur Garrity's June 21,1974 decision in the civil case of Morgan vs.Hennigan (US District Court of Massachusetts). Thedepartment's mission was to carry out the court'sorders to desegregate Boston Public Schools. Itsspecific duties were to facilitate, monitor,coordinate, develop and provide accurateinformation on all matters pertaining to the courtordered desegregation. The Department ofImplementation II Desegregation-era recordsspanning from 1975 - 2000 (bulk), document thefinal decade and an half of the department and thework of several divisions including the ExecutiveDirector; the Transportation Unit; the ExternalLiaison Unit; the Student Services Unit; and theRecords Management Unit.

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Agency History

The Department of Implementation evolved from Implementation Team, into the Office of Implementation,to its final department status. From July 1974 to August 1975, it was the "Implementation Team",comprised of teachers and administrators already employed within the Boston Public Schools. They workedas a committee to plan ways to ensure compliance with Judge W. Arthur Garrity's court orders in theTallulah Morgan vs. James Hennigan case. The decision, ruled June 21, 1974 in the United States DistrictCourt of Massachusetts, required the Boston Public Schools to take action to eliminate racial segregationwithin its schools. This team quickly learned that the work required of them was more than could bedelivered on a part-time basis. Desegregating the Boston schools would take planning, funding and

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dedication of a full time staff.

The "Office of Implementation" existed from September 1975 to May 1977. The Masters’ Plan of May 10,1975 recognized the need for an agency dedicated to implementing the court’s orders. This plan officiallyestablished the Office of Implementation. In a response to the Masters’ plan, filed by the School Committee,members asserted that the Office would be "the actual mechanism for school system implementation,supervision and coordination..." (p.1, Implementation Process and Schedule for Student Desegregation). OnMay 6, 1977, the court issued its annual Memorandum and Orders Modifying the Desegregation Plan, whichestablished the Department of Implementation as a permanent unit with four divisions, under thesupervision of the Associate Superintendent for Support Services. The divisions were as follows: SeniorOfficer of Desegregation; Executive Director; External Liaison Unit; Records Management Unit; StudentServices Unit; Transportation Unit. The Senior Officer of Desegregation was responsible for implementingcourt orders, policies and decisions. This position was filled by John Coakley, 1977 to 1986, by CatherineEllison, 1986 – 1997 and finally by Jack Halloran until 2003. The Senior Officer planned and monitoreddesegregation activities. The officer served as a link between the BPS Office of General Counsel and theCourt appointed experts. The Executive Director was in charge of coordinating daily operational activitiesand the personnel of all four units of the Department of Implementation. This division had to ensureefficiency of each unit within the department. Catherine Ellison filled this position from 1977 to 1986.

The four units within the department each had their own function. Records Management Unit providedcomputerized, statistical and analytical services necessary for the assignment, transfer, admission anddischarge of students in the school system. This unit created student assignment and enrollment reports aswell as state reports to the Department of Education. The Student Services Unit served as the planning andoperational sector, concerned with issues related to student assignments, transfers, and the programmaticuse of the schools. This unit collected student applications for assignment and transfers. The TransportationUnit dealt with matters pertaining to transportation of students, as well as monitoring bus companies. Thisincluded planning, operations, fiscal and monitoring responsibilities. The External Liaison Unit (E.L.U.)served to facilitate the informational needs (related to desegregation) of parents, students, schoolpersonnel, and the general public. The E.L.U. was responsible for creating student information bookletsannually and monitoring school progress towards desegregation.

Beginning in 1982 the federal court began the process of disengagement. The process culminated in JudgeGarrity issuing Final Orders in 1985. The Final Orders removed the federal courts from the majority ofdesegregation issues and placed the responsibility for developing Student Assignment Plans back into thehands of the School Committee. With this new responsibility the School Committee passed the ControlledChoice Student Assignment Plan in 1988 decreasing the importance of race and prioritizing walk zones andsiblings in assignments. The late 1990’s were marked by legal challenges to any use of race in assignments.In 1996 McLaughlin v. Boston School Committee challenged the use of race in Exam School assignmentscausing the School Committee to change the assignment policy and the following year the new policy wasstruck down in Wessman v. Boston School Committee. Finally due to a legal challenge by Boston’s ChildrenFirst race was removed from consideration in Student Assignments.

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Scope and Content

The Department of Implementation records date from 1967-2002, bulk 1985-2000 and are arranged into 4series: Administrative, External Liaison Unit, Student Services Unit, and Transportation Unit.

The Administrative series is made up of three sub-series: Ellison, Catherine Executive Director; Halloran,Jack Executive Director; and Foster, Lydia Senior Administrative Assistant. These folders are arrangedalphabetically by subject. The Ellison sub-series is approximately 16 cubic feet and includes the papers ofthe executive director including papers pertaining to the Controlled Choice student Assignment plan;McLaughlin v. Boston School Committee; the Exam Schools; the Original Desegregation Plans from 1974and 1975; as well as Massachusetts Department of Education’s Reports to the United States District Court,District of Massachusetts on Boston School Desegregation. The Halloran sub-series is approximately 9 cubic


feet includes papers from of the executive director including papers pertaining to the Boston’s ChildrenFirst’s lawsuit, large numbers of data reports, and the Controlled Choice Student Assignment Plan. TheFoster sub-series extends approximately 5 cubic feet and as the papers of the Senior AdministrativeAssistant includes documents pertaining to each of the units within Department of Implementation as wellas both Executive Directors, Ellison and Halloran.

The External Liaison Unit (ELU) series is comprised of two sub-series, Unit Files and Morgan v. BostonSchool Committee et al. Master File; is approximately 17 cubic feet; and contains documents dating from1973-1996. The Unit Files sub-series is approximately 9 cubic feet and contains documents produced by theELU from 1975 to 1996, bulk 1989-1994. The Unit files contains each school’s annual report from the 1988-89 school year, the papers of Joseph Burnieika, and large numbers of papers pertaining to the ExamSchools. The Unit files folders are arranged alphabetically by subject. The Morgan v. Boston SchoolCommittee et al. Master File sub-series is the master file for the court orders, hearing summaries and othermaterials relating to the court case. These folders are arranged in two sections the General folders containthe case documents arranged chronologically by year and the rest of the files are arranged alphabetically bysubject and also include the documents pertaining to appeals.

The Student Services Unit (SSU) series is comprised of four sub-series that totals approximately 13 cubicfeet; Canty, John Director; Cunningham, Roger Director; Burrell, Jerry Director; and Leahy-Casagrande,Susan Student Assignment Specialist. The SSU’s paper date from 1967-2002 and are arrangedalphabetically by subject. The Canty sub-series is approximately 1 cubic foot and contains bulk dates of1978-1982. The Cunningham sub-series is approximately 10 cubic feet and contains documents dating from1975-2000 including those documenting the assignment process from 1987-1998. The Burrell sub-series isapproximately 2 cubic feet and dates primarily from 1996-2001.

The Transportation Unit (TU) series is approximately .25 cubic feet. The document’s dates range from1975-2000 and are primarily the transportation plans for the 1975-76 and 1976-77 school years. TheFolders are arranged alphabetically by subject.

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Related Material

Citywide Parents Council Records Collection

Desegregation-era Records Collection

Department of Implementation Records finding aid

Office of General Council Records finding aid

Citywide Parents Council Records Collection II

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Acquisition Information

The Department of Implementation II records were accessioned Feb. 15, 2006

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Access Restrictions


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Some records within this collection are restricted as mandated by FERPA guidelines and the Public RecordsLaw (MGL C.4, s. 7, cl.26). Contact archivist for further information.

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Appraisal Information

The collection was reduced from approximately 111 cubic feet. Duplicate materials, carbon copies, blankforms, personnel and personal papers were disposed of during processing.

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Container List

Box Folder Title

I. Administration, 1975-2002

A. Ellison, Catherine, Senior Officer

1Advanced Work Class (16 folders)n.d., 1986-1997

1Advisory Opinions1995-1997

1Alternative Education1993-1994

1American Association of School Administrators1997

1Arroyo, Felix1991-1992

1Articlesn.d., 1986-1994

Assignment Process

1Controlled Choice1988-1993

1Procedural Manualn.d., 1989-1994

1


Registration1997

1-2, 62School Year 1987-1997 (21 folders)1978-1998

2Bilingual Education (9 folders)n.d., 1982-1997

2Boston Association of School Administrators and Supervisorsn.d.

2Boston’s Children First: Walsh, Ann1997

2Boston High School1987-1988

2Boston Housing Authority1995

2Boston Latin Academy1990

2Boston Management Consortium1997

2Boston Preparatory School1993

2Boston Public Schools-District III/Boston College Collaborative Consortium1976

2Boston Public Schools Fact Sheet1993

2Boston Public Schools Information Guide for Parents and Studentsn.d.

2Boston Public Schools Policy Manual (4 folders)n.d., 1984

Boston Public Schools Reorganization

2Clusters1995-1996

2


Decentralizationn.d., 1990

2Boston Public Schools Scholarship Manual1991

2Boston Public Schools Space Program1992

2Boston Teacher’s Unionn.d., 1988-1997

2Boston Technical High Schooln.d., 1990-1991

2-3Budget (24 folders)n.d., 1987-1997

3Cambridge Forum1995-1997

3Center on Families Communities Schools and Children’s Learning1995

3Chapter 6361990-1991

3Charter Schools1994-1995

3City Council1994

3Citywide Educational Coalition1994

3Citywide Parents Counciln.d., 1992-1994

4Class Size1992-1994

4Community Learning Centers Blue Ribbon Commissionn.d., 1995

4Community Relations1983, 1997


4Community Schools1989-1992

4Comprehensive Technology Plan1996

4Conference on Structures and Strategies for Leadership1993

Consultants

4Alves and Willie (10 folders)1992-1995

4Bain and Co. (5 folders)n.d., 1994-1997

4Deloitte and Touche Consulting Group1995

4-5Controlled Choice Student Assignment (16 folders)n.d., 1986-1998

5Correspondence (2 folders)1988-1996

5Daily Organizer1990-1991

5Data: Attendance1992

5Dentler, Dr. Robert1993

5Did Not Report (3 folders)1990-1996

5Early Education Center Task Force1997

5Early Learning Center (3 folders)1990-1991

5Education Daily1991-1992


5Educational Excellence and Accountability Act1991

5Education Policy Institute on School Choice1993

5Enrollment (3 folders)1992-1997

5Enrollment Projections (4 folders)1993-1994

5-6, 62Exam Schools (55 folders)1977-1998

6External Liaison Unit (5 folders)1991-1996

7Expulsions1992, 1994

7Facilities1988-1994

7Faculty and Administration Desegregationn.d., 1979-1980

7Flynn, Raymond Mayor: Education Reform, Accepting Responsibility1992

62Forms and Applications (4 folders)n.d., 1993-1996

7Free and Reduced Meals1994

7High School Planning and Improvement Counciln.d., 1994

7High School Restructuring and Improvement Plan1991

7Holland/Hernandez Transition Steering Committee1985

7Home School Proximity Plan1991-1992


7Homeless Students1988-1994

7“I Have a Dream” Program1991

Immigrants

7I-20 Forms1986-1997

7Migrant Education Program1991

7Immunization1994-1995

7Information Requests (14 folders)1988-1997

7Introducing the Boston Public Schools (3 folders)1996-1997

7Johnson, Douglas (2 folders)1991-1994

7Kindergarten (5 folders)1987-1998

8Kindergarten Task Force (2 folders)1994

8Legal Opinions1984-1989

8Lyndon Elementary School1992-1996

8Madison Park Technical Vocational High School1985-1994

8Magnet Schools1991

8Management Services Manual1991


Massachusetts Department of Education

8Application Analysis1989

8Assignment Analysis1990-1991

8Child Abuse1997

8Education Reform Act1995

8Office of Educational Equity1989-1990

8Procedural Manual for Monitoring Dispute Resolution and Modification of FederalDesegregation Court Orders in the BPS1983

8Report to the United States District Court, District of Massachusetts on BostonSchool Desegregation (9 volumes, 1 folder)1983-1985

8McKay Elementary School1993

McLaughlin v. Boston School Committee

8Advanced Work Class (2 folders)1979-1987

8Chapter 6361985, 1989

8-9Controlled Choice Assignment Plan (5 folders)1989-1995


9Court Documents (38 folders)1995-1996

9-10Discovery Documents (22 folders)n.d., 1984-1997


10Exam Schools (10 folders)n.d., 1975-1996

10Farren v. Boston School Committee1981-1982

10High School Student Assignment Plan Sub-Committee1989-1990

10Media1995-1997

10Meeting1990, 1995

10Notes (4 folders)1995-1996

10Office for Civil Rights1993-1995

10School Committee Orders1990-1994

10Student Assignment Issues Prior Precedent1987-1994

10Willie, Charles1995

10Mission Hill School1997-1998

10Municipal Research Bureau1994

10New England Association of Schools and Colleges Inc.1993

10North Zone Early Learning Center1993

10Northeastern University Study1991

10Office of Curriculum and Instruction: RECAP Sub-Committee1990-1991


10Office of Technology and Information Services1994

10Operations Meeting1994

10Operations Support Services Team1996-1997

10Over Chosen/Under Chosen Schoolsn.d., 1992-1994

10Parents Guide to the Boston Public Schoolsn.d.

Parent Information Centers

10 and62 General (2 folders)

1989-1996

10Handbookn.d.

10Internal Evaluation Report1990

10Training1992

10Workshop1992-1994

10Parents United1991

10Parents United for Child Care1993

10Personnel (2 folders)n.d., 1986-1994

10Pilot Schools (3 folders)n.d., 1991-1997

10Pioneer Instituten.d., 1991-1992


10-11Predictive Validity Study (5 folders)1977-1997

11Printing Contract1991-1993

11Private/Parochial Schools1992

11Program Accelerated Learning1992

11Programmatic Changes (10 folders)1990-1997

11Promotions1991-1994

11Racial/Ethnic Percentages1982, 1988

11Records Management Unit (10 folders)n.d., 1978-1995

Reports

11Analysis by Race by Grade (4 folders)1991-1996

11Assignment Trends and Budget Implications1993

11Attrition from Examination Schools1987

11Auditor’s Report on Internal Control for the City of Boston1991

11BPS Annual Report of High School Graduates1991

11Capacity and Projections1993-1994

11Capacity Utilization1989, 1996


11Citywide Bilingual Program Students in Academically Talented Programs1992

11Citywide Bilingual Program Students in Chapter 11992

11-12Citywide Bilingual Programs Summative Reports (5 folders)1992

12Controlled Choice Assignments Analysis (2 folders)1993, 1997-1998

12Controlled Choice Plan1992

12End of Year Reports1992-1993

12Exam Schools1994

12Grade 8 Promotions1994

12Morgan v. Boston School Committee1993

12Reports on Teaching and Learning1995

12Simulations (2 folders)1993-1996

12Student Assignments (6 folders)1989-1996

12Student Assignments/Transportation Options, Reduction in Transportation Costs andEarly Parental Notificationn.d.

12Residency1982-1997

12Room Space Utilization Task Force1992-1994

12“A Safe Secure School and Community”


1992

12St. Louis Dispatch: Compliance Report1993

12Scholarships1994

12School Based Management/Shared Decision Making (2 folders)1991-1992

12School Calendar1991

12School Choice Legislation1992-1994

12School Closings and Consolidationsn.d., 1989

12School Committee (23 folders)n.d., 1987-1998

12School Hours1992-1996

12School Parent Council1991

12Snowden International High Schooln.d., 1995

12-13Special Education (8 folders)1988-1997

13Staffing Requests1993

13Steller, Arthur Deputy Superintendent1994-1995

13Student Assignment Information Book (6 folders)1991-1997

Student Assignment Plan

13Administrative Analysis


n.d.

13Flyer1989

13Modifications (17 folders)n.d., 1989-1996

13Student Assignment Task Force (5 folders)1993-1997

13Student Desegregation Plan of the City of Boston, Dec. 16, 19741974

13Student Desegregation Plan Submitted by the School Committee of the City of Boston1975

13Student Information Verification1988-1992

13Student Orientation1996

13Student Services Unit (3 folders)1990-1995

13Student Transportation Task Force1992

14Sub-Committee on Curriculum and Operations1992

Superintendent

14Circulars (2 folders)1991, 1997

14Harrison-Jones, Lois (5 folders)1992-1994

14McDonough, John1989-1992

14Request for Reports1991

14Spillane, Robert


1981

14State of Schools Address1991

14Town Meeting1991

14Weekly Activity Reports1991

14Wood, Robert1979

14Superintendent’s Council1991-1995

14Task force on the Assignment to the Exam Schools1996

14Timilty Middle School1993

14Title 1n.d., 1995

Training

14625 Discharge1997

14Headmasters/Principals1991

14Staff Development1993

14Student Assignment1992, 1994

14Transfers (3 folders)1987-1994

14Translations1992-1993

Transportation Unit


14-15General (34 folders)1983-1997

15Bus Driver Strike (3 folders)1987-1991

15Contract (6 folders)1984-1991

15External Review1995

15National School Bus Service1993-1994

15United Facilities Plan (4 folders)1981, 1991-1993

15Urban District Assessment Consortium1994

15Walk Proximity Study1991

16Waiting Lists1994

16Warikoo, Natasha: Information Request: Dissertation (30 folders)n.d., 1993-1998

16-17Wessman V. Boston School Committee (28 folders)1978-1998

17West Zone Planning Committee1992-1994

17Wheatley Middle School1995-1996

17Work Family Directions1993

B. Halloran, John, Senior Officer

17-18Advanced Work Class (14 folders)n.d., 1984-2002


18Allen v. Parks et al.n.d.


18Articlesn.d., 1998-2002

18Assignment Appeals1989

Assignment Process

18Applications1999-2002

18Controlled Choice Application Rules1992-2000

18Online Application2000

18Presentationn.d.

18Procedural Manualn.d., 1989-1992

18School Year (3 folders)2001-2003

18Timetable1999-2002

18Bilingual Education (6 folders)n.d., 1985-2002

18Bilingual Master Parent Advisory Council v. Boston School Committeen.d.

18Boston Community Leadership Academy2000

18Boston Latin School2001


18Boston Plan for Excellence (3 folders)1992-2001

62Boston Public Schools Annual Report 1998-19991999

18Boston Public Schools Staff Newsletter2001

Boston’s Children First v. Boston School Committee

18Analysis of Students by Race by Grade (2 folders)n.d., 1999

18Articles1999

19Assignment Reports (8 folders)1993-2001

19Assignment Simulations (5 folders)1999

19-20Court Documents (21 folders)1999-2002

20Flyersn.d.

20Hill and Barlow1999-2002

20Information Requests (10 folders)n.d., 1989-2001

20Massachusetts Board of Education Meeting Feb. 23, 20002001

20Neighborhood Tally by Race by Grade of Stanford 9 Level 1 (Reading and Math)1999

20Notesn.d., 1999

20Omaha Public Schools Student Assignment Plan2000


20Racial Percentages1999

20School Committee Orders1997

20Student Assignment Casesn.d.

20Student Assignment Plan Modifications (2 folders)1987-2000

20Swann v. Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools1999

20Walk Zones1999

20Walsh, Ann1999-2000

20Briefing Papers1991

20Budget (7 folders)1981-2002

20City of Boston Employee’s Ethics Handbook 1994

20Citywide Educational Council1990

20Citywide Parents Council1992-1998


20Class Size Adjustments1999

20Community Forumn.d.

21Community Relations1989


21Comprehensive Reform Plan for the Boston Public Schools1996

21Comprehensive Support Services Plan1998-2002

Consultants

21Alves and Willie1993-1995

21Bain and Company, Inc. (5 folders)n.d., 1995-2002

21Correspondence1985, 1999

21Customer Survey1997-1999

Data

21-22Analysis of Students by Race by Grade (21 folders)1989-2002

22 and63 Assignments (17 folders)

1999-2002

22Available Capacity for Waitlist Assignmentn.d.

22Bilingual Education2001-2002

22Bilingual Schools by Geocoden.d.

22Boston Municipal Research Bureau2002

22Capacity Utilization2000

22Charter Schools2001

22


Choice Reports (3 folders)2000

22East Boston (3 folders)2001

23 and63 Enrollment (5 folders)

1983-2002

23Enrollment and Capacity for K-3 n.d.

23 and63 Enrollment Projections (3 folders)

1992-2002

23Exam Schools (3 folders)1999-2002

23“Facts About Boston’s Neighborhoods”1995

23Geocodes (3 folders)n.d., 2001-2002

23Grade 9 Students2000-2001

23Private/Parochial/Charter/METCO Boston Residentsn.d.

23 and63 Promotions (7 folders)

n.d., 1999-2000

23Racial Percentages1999-2000

23Stanford 9 Test Scores by Grade by School1999

23Tally of Cross Zone Students by Transportation, Program and Race1999

23Tally by Status of 2000-2001 Regular Education Non-Promote Studentsn.d.

23Tally by Students by Geocode and Walker/Rider (2 folders)1999


23Tally of Students by the Number of Walk Zone Schools in their Geocode2002

23Tally of Students by School Who Did Not Receive Walk Choice2002

23Tally of Students in Walk Zone for Each Schooln.d.

23Tally of Students by Zip Code (2 folders)1998-2002

23-24Waitlist Assignments (6 folders)n.d., 1993-1997

24Deputy Superintendent Memoranda1997-1999

24Elementary and Secondary Education Act2001-2002

24Enrollmentn.d., 1999-2002


24Experimental District B1983-1986

24Family Resource Center2002

63Focus on Children1996

24“Focus on Children II”2001

24High School Reform2002

24Homeless Students (2 folders)n.d., 2002

24Information Requests1999-2001


24Introducing the Boston Public Schools (2 folders)2000-2001

24Johnson, Doug1997-1999

24Jobs for the Futuren.d., 2000

24Madison Park Technical Vocational High School2002

24Madison Park High School Merger n.d., 1983-1986

63Magnet Schools2001

24Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System 2000


24Board of Educationn.d., 1991-1992

24Monitoring Report #51985

24Racial Imbalance Advisory Council1999-2001

24School Choice1999-2001

24New High Schools Program Group1999-2000

24New Schools (4 folders)1999-2002

24“No Child Left Behind” Act2002

24Office of Legal Advisor (2 folders)1994-2002


24Operations Support Services2001

24Parent Information Centers (2 folders)1989, 2001

24Personnel (2 folders)1981-2002

24Pilot Schools (3 folders)n.d., 2001-2002

24Racial Imbalance Law2000

25Registration Restructuring2002

Reports

25Assignments (8 folders)n.d., 1999-2002

63Citywide Learning Standards1996-1997

25Controlled Choice Reportsn.d., 1993-2000

25Dropout Report2000

25Exam Schools1998

25Racial Balancen.d., 2001

25“The Rebirth of America’s Oldest school System; Redefining Responsibility, A Reportof the Mayor’s Advisory Committee on School Reform” 1989

25Simulations (3 folders)1999

63Stanford 9 Achievement Test (4 folders)1997-1998


25Teaching and Learning (2 folders)1999-2000

25Test Prep Program2001

25Residency (3 folders)n.d., 1985-2002

25School Based Management/Shared Decision Making1990-1999

25School Choice Program2001-2002

School Committee

25Controlled Choice Student Assignment Plan (2 folders)1988-1990

25Long Range Plan1984

25Meetings (8 folders)1998-1999

25Schools for a New Society Leadership Group (2 folders)2000-2001

25Showcase of Schools2002

25Space Allocationsn.d., 1985


25Advisory Counciln.d., 1985-1992

25-26Controlled Choice (10 folders)n.d., 1987-2001

26Executive Summary1989

26


Modifications (16 folders)n.d., 1988-2000

26Racial Imbalance Law1999-2000

26Superintendent Recommendations (2 folders)1989

26Student Registration Centers (2 folders)n.d., 2000-2002

26Superintendent’s Goals and Objectives Calendar Year 20012001

26TechBoston Academy2001-2002

26Technology Assessment1998

26-27Transportation Unit (3 folders)2002

27United Facilities Plan1985

27Walk Zones (4 folders)n.d., 1998-2002

27Wessman v. Boston School Committee1998

C. Foster, Lydia Senior Administrative Assistant

27Action for Boston Community Development1995


27Allen v. Parksn.d.

27Articles1989


Assignment Process

27Rules and Procedures1989-1990

27Training Manual1999

27Baldwin Elementaryn.d., 2002

27Bilingual Education (4 folders)1975, 1990-2002

27Black Educators Alliance: Professional Development1998

27Boston Arts Academy2000-2002

27Boston’s Children First: Walsh, Ann (13 folders)1989-2000

27Boston Community Leadership Academy2002

27Boston Housing Authority: Maverick Housing Relocation2002

27Boston Public Schools Needs Assessment Research1997

27Bradley Elementaryn.d., 1997

27Budget (6 folders)n.d., 1995-2002

27-28Charter/Pilot Schools (4 folders)1994-2002

Circulated Documents

28Martin Luther King Jr. Visual Arts Competition1998

28Mayor Menino’s Inaugural Address


1998

28Professional Development Seminar1997

28School Committee/Bus Contract1998

28School Committee Meetings (13 folders)1998-1999

28School Committee Orders1998

28School Improvement Awards1998

28Citywide Educational Coalition1997-1998

28Coakley, John1984

28Comprehensive Support Services Plan (5 folders)n.d., 1988-1999

28Consultants: Alves and Willie (4 folders)1988-1997

Data

28Advanced Work Class Students Invited to Exam Schools1997

28Assignment Analysis (2 folders)n.d., 1994-1995


28Elementary and Middle School Students Residing in Cluster 12000

28Tally of Waitlist Students1998

28Walk Zones


1998-2002

28Did Not Report (DNR)2000-2002

28Exam Schoolsn.d., 1992

28-29Facilities: Profiles (5 folders)1990-1996

29Flynn, Raymond, Mayor: Vision for Public Education Reform1993

29Harbor School1997-1999

29High School Restructuring and Improvement Plan1991

29Home School Proximity Plan1991

29Hyde Park High School1993

29Immigration and Naturalization Service: I-20 Forms 1986-1999

29Immunization Policy1994-2002


29Introducing the Boston Public Schools1998-2001

29Johnson, Douglas1999

29Kindergarten2002

29Lyndon Schooln.d., 1993-1999

29


Madison Park Technical Vocational High Schooln.d., 1995-2002


29Board Meeting Feb. 18, 19931993

29Controlled Choice Student Assignment Plan (2 folders)1990-1991

29Office of Educational Equity (3 folders)1990

29Mission Hill School (2 folders)1997-2000

29Murphy Elementary2001

29New Schools1999-2000

29New Student Orientation2001-2002

29O’Hearn Elementaryn.d., 2001-2002

29Orchard Gardens School1999

29Personnel (3 folders)n.d., 1988-1998

29Project Gear Up: Grant Proposal1999-2001

29Reorganization Plan for the Boston Public Schools1996

Reports

29Assignments (2 folders)n.d., 1991, 2002

29Assignment Simulations (3 folders)


1998

30Comments on the Proposed Changes in the Student Assignment Plan1992

30Dropouts2000-2002

30Faculty and Race1993

30Family and Community Engagement Task Force2000

30Final Report of Investigation into the Administration, Operations and Finances of theSchool Committee of the City of Boston1975

30High School Student Assignment Round 11991

30Report of the Task Force on the Assignment Process to the Exam Schools1996

30Teaching and Learning1997


30School Based Management/Shared Decision Making: School Site Council Training (2folders)n.d., 1993-1994

School Committee

30Administration and Finance Sub Committee1996

30Curriculum and Operations Sub Committee1993-1996

30Information Requests1998

30Kindergarten Programs1994


30Meetings (5 folders)1996-1999

30Orders (7 folders)1989-1993

30School Profiles1990

30School Site Improvement Plan1989

30Special Educationn.d.

30Student Assignment Information Book (2 folders)1987-1995


30Controlled Choice (6 folders)n.d., 1988-2000

30Executive Summary1989

30-31Modifications (11 folders)n.d., 1989-2002

31Wednesday Work Group1992

31Student Assignment Policy Work Group (2 folders)2002

31Student Assignment Task Force1987

31Student Registration Centers2000-2002

31Superintendent’s Leadership Team1997

31TechBoston Academy 2001-2002


31Transportation Unit1993-1995

31Transportation Policy Group (3 folders)n.d., 1999-2002

31Unified Plan for Vocational/Occupational Education1976

31Young Achievers Mathematics and Science Pilot School1996-1999

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II. External Liaison Unit, 1973-1996

A. Unit Files


31Allen v. Boston School Committee (2 folders)n.d., 1980-1992

Annual Reports

31Log1989

31Boston Public Schools1981-1983

31East Zonen.d., 1988-1989

31-32Elementary Schools (28 folders)1988-1990

32Middle Schools (8 folders)1988-1989

32West Zone1989

32-33Elementary Schools (24 folders)1989

33


Middle Schools (7 folders)1987-1989

33North Zone (2 folders)1989

33Elementary Schools (26 folders)1988-1989

33-34Middle Schools (5 folders)1989

34High School Zone1983

34High Schools (17 folders)1989

34Another Course to College1989

34Carter Center1989

34Citywide Parents Council1989

34Facilities1989

34High School Graduates1989

34Horace Mann School for the Deaf1989

34Math and Reading Scores1989

34McKinley Schools1989

34Personnel1989

34Title VII1989



34Boston Latin Academy: Newsletter1990

34Boston Public Schools Performance Evaluation Forms1995

34Boston Teachers Union (2 folders)1981-1994

34Boston Technical High School1991-1992

34Burke, Shirley: Correspondence1990-1993

34-35Burnieika, Joseph (40 folders)n.d., 1975-1981

36Bus Driver Strikesn.d., 1987-1992

36Caldwell, Kenneth: Correspondence1990-1991

36Center on Families, Communities, Schools and Children’s Learning1992


36Citywide Educational Coalition1984

36Citywide Parents Council1979-1980

36El Comite1978

36Committee on School Climate1987

36Community District Advisory Council1979-1980


36Community Relations (2 folders)1979-1994

36Comprehensive High School Plan1990


36Data (7 folders)n.d., 1974-1994

36Department of Student Support Services: A Plan to Monitor and Evaluate SpecialEducation Programs1983

36Did Not Report Policy1994

36Early Learning Centersn.d., 1987


36Edwards Middle School1992

36Ellison, Catherine: Memoranda (5 folders)1988-1995

36Emergency School Aid Act (3 folders)n.d., 1977

36Enrollment Projections1977

Exam Schools

36Appeals (2 folders)1990-1995

36Applicationsn.d.

36Data1992-1994


36Entrance Materials1982-1991

36Grade Point Averages1990-1995

37Non-Traditional Entry Grades1991-1992


37Restructuringn.d.

37School Committee1982

37Score Reportn.d.

37Support Services1978-1979

Testing

37General (3 folders)1988-1995

37Contracts (3 folders)n.d., 1991-1994

37Make-up Exams1993-1994

37Registration1994

37Secondary School Admissions Test (4 folders)1990-1994

37Untimed Tests1993

37Walk in Registration1991-1993


37Transfers1991-1992

37External Diploma Programn.d.

37Facilities (3 folders)1977-1992

37Facilities Management1991

37Faculty Desegregation1978-1992

37Flynn, Raymond Mayor1987

37Gooding, Shirley: Correspondence1987-1988

37Homeless Shelters1980

37Hubert Humphrey Occupational Resource Center (2 folders)1975-1983

37Immunization1994


37Institute for Responsive Education1984

37Legislative Bulletin1985

37“Living the Dream; A Call to Celebration”1986

37Madison Park/ Hubert Humphrey Occupational Resource Center1985-1987

37 and62 Massachusetts Department of Education (2 folders)

1980-1992


37Massachusetts Higher Education Assistance Corp.1985

37Metropolitan Achievement Test Results1979

38Northeastern Study1991

38Office of Educational Equity1991

38Office of Guidance and Support Team Services1991

38Office of Information Services1994

38Office of Research and Development1992

38Parent Information Centers (3 folders)1990-1992

38Parents United for Child Care1992-1993

38Personnel (4 folders)1986-1995

38Printing (2 folders)1991-1995

38Private Schoolsn.d.

38Programmatic Changes1990-1993

38Program Visits1991

Reports

38An Analysis of Suspensions1978-1979


38Annual Report of High School Graduates1991

38Attendance Policy1983

38Casper, Joe: School Committee1984

38Impact Study/Assignment of Students to Walk Zone Schools1991

38Interim Report on Streamlining the Controlled Choice Student Assignment Plan1990

38A Safe, Secure School and Communityn.d.

38School Based Fund Raising1990

38Student Assignment1992

38Superintendent’s Task Force on Alternative Education 1992

38Systemwide Indicators1994

38Thompson School Repairs1977

38Vocational Education1993


38School Based Management/ Shared Decision Making (2 folders)1983-1995

School Committee

38Correspondence1984-1986


38Long Range Plan1983

38Orders1989-1990

38Personnel1978-1979

38Proceedings (2 folders)1975-1978

38Student Assignment Modificationsn.d., 1984

38School Hours1994

38School Names1994

38School Profiles1989

38South Boston High School1993

38Special Education Plan1979-1981, 1992

Student Assignment


39Controlled Choice1988

39Information Book (2 folders)1990-1996

39Johnson, Douglas1991-1994

39Procedural Manual (2 folders)n.d., 1978-1980


39Summer School Programs1992

Superintendent

39Circulars1991

39Harrison-Jones, Dr. Lois (2 folders)1992-1994

39McDonough, Joe1987-1990

39Town Meeting1991

39Weekly Reports1990-1992


39Translations1990-1994

39Transportationn.d., 1979

39Unified Facilities Plan (10 folders)1981-1993

39Unified Plan for Occupational and Vocational Education (3 folders) 1978-1987

39United States Commission on Civil Rights: School Desegregation in Ten Communities1973

39Waiver Test Results 1991 School Year1991

B. Morgan v. School Committee et al. Master File


43


Academically Talented Students1971

43Advanced Work Class1975

43-44Appeals (10 folders)1976-1990

44Boston Education Plan (2 folders)1986-1989

44“Boston’s Experience with School Desegregation and White Flight”1977

62Boston Public Schools Reorganizationn.d., 1978-1979

44Budget1981

44Chronology of Events re. Racial Imbalance 1965-1972n.d.

44Citywide Coordinating Counciln.d., 1975-1977

44Citywide Parents Counciln.d., 1983

44Citizen Participation Groups1976-1977


44Consent Decree1981-1982

44Court Summaries (2 folders)1975-1977

44Department of Implementation Monthly Report1978-1982

44Exam Schools1974-1985


44Faculty (3 folders)1977-1981

44Indexes1974-1982

44Jamaica Plain High School/Southwest II1977

44Kindergarten (4 folders)n.d., 1977-1978

44Opening of Schools1978

44Personnel1979

45Program Logic Handbook (2 folders)1978-1979

45Racial Ethnic Parent Councils1974-1982

45Race Classification1979

45Record Management Unit1977

45Reduction in Force1980-1981

45Reorganization (2 folders)1978-1979

45Residential Trends1979

45“Revised Short Term Plan to Reduce Racial Imbalance in the Boston Public Schools”1973

45Roxbury High School1981

45Safety and Security (2 folders)1976-1977


45St. Louis Public Schools1978

45School Closings (2 folders)1979-1981

45School Committee (11 folders)1974-1986

45School Psychologists1979-1980

45School Schedules1978

45School System Summary Reports1978

45South Boston High School (2 folders)1976-1979

46Space Allocations1979

46Space Utilizationn.d.

46Special Education1976-1980

46Student Assignment Plan (11 folders)1977-1989

46Student Desegregation Plan1974-1975

46Student Government: Amalgamation Plan1977-1981

46Task Force on Racial Imbalance1973

46Tessier Statement1982

46Tobin Pilot Program1982


46Trade High School1975-1978


46Transportation1978-1992

46Tri-Lateral Task Force1977

46Trotter Elementary School1974

46-47Unified Facilities Plan (15 folders)1977-1985

47Unified Plan for Occupational and Vocational Education (13 folders)1975-1979

48Vocational Education1985-1986

Table of Contents

III. Student Services Unit, 1975-2002

A. Canty, John Director, Student Services Unit

48Administration1980


48Assignment Process (3 folders)n.d., 1977-1978

48Boston Department of Health and Hospitals Statistical Summary1967-1970

48Budget of the Boston Public Schools ( 2 folders)1977

48Citywide Coordinating Council (3 folders)1976-1978


48Coakley, John (2 folders)1980-1986

48Controlled Choice Student Assignment Information Book1990

48Demographics1981

48Desegregation Levels1978-1979

48Directory of Streets in the City of Boston and their Geo-Codes1978

48Enrollment Projections1979


48Geocodes (2 folders)1978-1979

48Headmaster’s Association1979

48Labor Relations Commission1979

48Population Projections1978

48Reorganization1977-1979

48Responses to Orders of the U.S. District Court1978

48School Closings (2 folders)1978-1979

48-49Student Assignment Plan (3 folders)n.d., 1977-1978

49Student Desegregation Plan (3 folders)1974


49Unified Facilities Plan1979

49Unified Plan for Occupational and Vocational Education1975

B. Cunningham, Roger Director, Student Services Unit

490-8 coalition1995

49Accountability System1998

49Accredited Schools1996


49Adams Elementary1997

49Alternative Education (2 folders)1987-1998

49Another Course to Collegen.d., 1988-1995

49Articles1998

49Assignment Policy1989

Assignment Process

49Applicationsn.d., 1984-1997

49Assignment Rules1989-1992

49Experimental District B1986

49


Notificationn.d., 1991

49Scanner Process1996

49-50School Years (30 folders)1987-1998

50Space Matrix (2 folders)n.d., 1994, 1996

50Waiting Listn.d.

50Bates Elementary1997

50Beethoven Elementary1997

50-51Bilingual Education (15 folders)n.d., 1975-1997

51Blackstone Elementary1996-1997

51The Boston Education Plan: Student Assignment Project Team1987

51Boston High School1997-1998

51Boston Housing Authority (2 folders)1986, 1996

51Boston Latin School1997

51Boston Public Schools Customer Survey1997-1998

51Boston Public Schools Fact Sheet1993

51Boston Public Schools Organizational Structure1995


51Boston Public Schools Plan for Whole School Change1998

51Boston Public Schools Reorganization Plan1996

51Boston Redevelopment Authority1993

51Boston Teacher’s Union Contract1997

51“Boston Then and Now”1982

51Bradley Schooln.d.

51Budget (16 folders)n.d., 1984-1998

51Burke High School1997

51Capacities (3 folders)1994-1998

51Capital Planning1996

51Charlestown High Schooln.d., 1996-1998


51Chittick Elementary1997-1998

52City Counciln.d., 1995-1998


52Citywide Educational Coalition1992-1997


52Citywide Parents Council1994

52Class Size Grievances1997

52Class Reductions1997

52Cluster Coordinator Meetings1996

52Coakley, John1977-1981

52Community Learning Centers Blue Ribbon Commission (2 folders)1994-1997

52Community Relations1996, 1998

52Comprehensive Support Services Plan1997-1998

52Condon School1996

52Consent Decree1981

52Consultants

52Alves and Willie (3 folders)1992-1998

52Bain and Company (4 folders)n.d., 1996-1997

52Controlled Choice Student Assignment1986-1996

52Ekos n.d., 1996

52Records Management1994


Data

52Actual Enrollment1984-1985

52Assignments (4 folders)n.d., 1993-1996

52Bain Clusters1996

52Boston Housing Authority1998

52Capacity (5 folders)n.d., 1993-1995

52Class Rooms1997

52 and62 Enrollment (5 folders)

n.d., 1984-1997

52First Choice Percentages1993

52Graduation1986

52Racial Percentagesn.d., 1990-1998

52School Year 1991-19921991-1992

52Space Allocation1988

52Standard Achievement Test Results1996

52Davis-Mullen, Peggyn.d., 1996

52Demonstration Disposition Developments1994-1996


52Department of Youth Services1991, 1996

52Did Not Report (DNRs)1994-1998

52Director’s Meetings1994-1997

52District IIIn.d.

52District III and IV Consolidation1984-1986

52District Level Resource Action Team1997-1998

52Dorchester High School1998-1999

52Downtown Evening Academy1997

53Early Education Centers1997-1998

53East Boston Early Learning Center1997


53Ellis Elementary1996

53English High School1997

53 and62 Enrollment Projections (22 folders)

n.d., 1975-1998

53Evaluations1997

53Exam Schools (8 folders)n.d., 1982-1998


53Expulsions (2 folders)1994-1998

53-54Facilities (3 folders)1990-1993

54Fenway Middle College High School1996-1998

54First Grade1997

54Fuller Elementary1998

54Gang Violence1998

54Gardner Elementary1997

54Gavin Middle School1996

54Grew Elementary1997

54Hamilton Elementary1998

54Harbor School1997-1998

54Health Careers Academy1997-1998

54Hennigan Elementary1995-1997

54Hernandez Elementaryn.d., 1998

54High School Restructuring Plan1990

54Home School Tutoring1996-1997


54Horace Mann Charter School1998

54Hyde Park High School Renovations1997

54Immigration1997


54Implications of Supreme Court’s Decision in Board of Education of Oklahoma City v.Dowell1991

54Information Requestsn.d., 1997-1998

54Institute for Responsive Education1984

54“Introducing the Boston Public Schools, A Guide for Parents and Students”1996-1998

54Irving Middle School1995-1996

54Jackson Mann Elementary1997

54Johnson, Douglas (4 folders)1992-1998

54Kennedy Elementary1998

54Kilmer Elementary1997

Kindergarten

54General (2 folders)n.d., 1993-1998

54Assignment1990-1991, 1998


54Full Day Kindergarten Implementation Planning Committee (2 folders)1995-1996

54Kindergarten Task Force (6 folders)n.d., 1994-1996

54Planning1996

54Waiver Testn.d., 1990

54King Middle School1997

54Lee Elementary1997

54Lyndon Elementary: Reopeningn.d., 1994

54Madison Park Technical Vocational High School (3 folders)n.d., 1987-1998


54General1985

54Glen, Charlie1989-1990

55Publications1979-1981

55Vulnerable Schools1989

55Mather Elementary1996

55Mattahunt Elementary1996-1997

55McKay Elementary1995-1998


55McCormack Middle Schooln.d., 1998

55McDonough, James1998

55McKinley School1990-1996

55Meeting Notes1996-1998

55Mendell Elementary1998

55Metropolitan Achievement Test 61993


55Murphy Elementary1997-1998

55O’Bryant School of Mathematics and Sciencen.d., 1997

55Office of Facilities Management1994-1995

55O’Hearn Elementaryn.d., 1991-1996

55Ohrenberger Elementary1998

55Operations Support Services1994-1998

55Orchard Park1996

55Overage Students1990-1996

55PAL Program1995-1997


55Parent Information Center (5 folders)n.d., 1988-1997

55Parkman Elementary1979-1993

55Parochial Schoolsn.d.

55Personneln.d., 1979-1996

55Pilot Schoolsn.d., 1994-1995

55Printing Contracts (2 folders)n.d., 1991-1997

55Private/Parochial Students1996-1997

55Procedural Manuals (4 folders)n.d.,1979, 1992

55Programmatic Changes (4 folders)1995-1997

55Promotions1995

55Quincy Upper School (2 folders)1996-1999

Reports

55Analysis by Race by Grade (3 folders)1981-1998

55-56Assignments (3 folders)1993-1998

56Boston Controlled Choice Student Assignment Plan1994

56Choice Reports (5 folders)n.d., 1996-2000


56Controlled Choice Assignment Analysis1993-1994

56Entrance Reportn.d.

56Final Assignment Report1992

56Overchosen/Underchosen Schoolsn.d., 1996

56Simulated Assignment Runs (2 folders)n.d., 1996

56Zone Choice Report1993

56Residency (3 folders)1993-1998

56Retention Estimates1996-1997

56Roland Hayes Division of Musicn.d., 1996

56Room Utilization Groupn.d., 1988, 1997

56Roosevelt Elementary1998

56Roxbury Community College1995

56School Based Management/Shared Decision Making1995-1996

56School Closingsn.d., 1985-1989

56School Committee1989-1997

56School Registration Issues Workshop1997


56School Staffingn.d., 1995-1996

56Sexual Offender Registry Guidelines1997

56Shaw Elementary1995

56Shaw Middle School1997-1998

56Snowden International High School1997-1998

56Space Needs Task Force1996-1998

56-57Special Education (11 folders)n.d., 1989-1998

57Stone Elementaryn.d., 1992-1995

57Student Assignment and Allocation of Resources Task Force1994

57Student Assignment Information Book (2 folders)n.d., 1976-1994


57Bain and Co. Clusters1996

57Controlled Choice (10 folders)n.d., 1989-1997

57Golgi Plann.d., 1989

57Lau, Aln.d., 1989-1990

57Modifications (19 folders)n.d., 1988-1997


57Wednesday Work Groupn.d., 1992

57-58Student Assignment Task Force (3 folders)n.d., 1993-1998

58Student Discharge1992-1997

58Student Information Verification1995

58Student Transfer Work Group 1995-1997

58Sumner Elementary1996-1997

58Superintendent’s Leadership Team 1998

58Survey Formsn.d., 1990

58Taft Middle School1998

58Task Force on the Assignment Process to the Exam Schools 1996

58Timilty Middle Schooln.d., 1996-1997

58Tracking and Retention1991

58Training: “Walking Through an Assignment”n.d.


58Transfer Assignment Specialistn.d., 1992-1996

58Transportation (2 folders)1991-1998


58“Trends in School District Demographics, 1986-87 to 1990-91”1996

58Trotter Elementary1992-1995

58Unified Facilities Plan (4 folders)1977-1979

58Unit Leader Meetings1998

58U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census1993-1996

58Waiting List1997

58Walk Zone1997-1998

58West Roxbury High Schooln.d., 1997

58West Zone Early Education Center1997

58Wheatley Middle Schooln.d., 1996-1997

58Winship Elementaryn.d., 1998

58Winthrop Elementary1997

58“A Working Document on the Dropout Problem in Boston Public Schools”1986

58Young Achievers Science and Mathematics Pilot School 1996-1998

58Zone, East (2 folders)n.d., 1989-1991

58-59Zone, High School (8 folders)n.d., 1989-1991


59Zone, North (2 folders)n.d., 1990-1991

59Zone, West (2 folders)n.d., 1989-1991

C. Burrell, Jerry Director Student Services Unit

59Advanced Work Class1993, 1998


59Application Trackingn.d., 1997-1998

Assignment Process

59Generaln.d., 1993-1996

59Application Changes2001

59School Year 2001-022001

59Bilingual Educationn.d., 1975-2001

59Blank Forms and Applicationsn.d., 1985-1999

59BLO Programs1994

59Blue Ribbon Commission Capital Master Plan1997

59Boston High School2000

59Boston Public Schools Counseling Centern.d., 1999

59


Boston Teacher’s Union: Contractn.d., 2000

59Budget (2 folders)1998-2002

59Class Sizen.d., 1999

59Code of Discipline1995-1997

59Committee on Service Excellence1994-1998

59Correspondence2001-2002

Data

59Capacityn.d., 2000

59Comparison of Round 3 Assignments2000

59Enrollment1998-2000

59English High School1999

59Enrollment Projections (5 folders)n.d., 1997-2000

59Exam Schools1997-1999

59Expulsions1996-2000

59Gangs1998

59Greater Egleston Community High School1999

59


Headmasters/Principals/Program Directors Meeting2000

59Health Careers Academy1998

Homeless Students

59Generaln.d., 1993-1995

59-60McKinney Act/Grant (5 folders)n.d., 1991-1994

60Transportationn.d., 1991-1992

60Immigration Law1997


60“Introducing the Boston Public Schools”1999-2001

60Kindergartenn.d., 1995-1996

60Massachusetts Comprehensive Assessment System1999-2000

60New Mission School1999

60Non Promotionsn.d., 1997-2000

60Office of Capital Planning1997

60Office of Equity1999-2000

60Ohrenberger Elementaryn.d., 1999

60


Overage Students1996

60Parent Information Centers (2 folders)n.d., 1995-2001

60Pilot Schools1997

60Printing Contract (5 folders)n.d., 1994-2001

60Private and Parochial Schools1996

60Programmatic Changes1999

60Residency1997

Reports

60Capacity and Projections1999

60Enrollment Projectionsn.d., 2000

62Room Utilization1998-2000

60Safety/Disciplinary Transfers and Expulsionsn.d., 2001

60School Assignments (2 folders)n.d., 1998-2001

60School Health Services2000-2001

60School Parent Information Hotline2001

60School Records Locations1996

60


Special Education (2 folders)n.d., 1994-1998


60D. Leahy-Casagrande, Susan Student Assignment Specialist

60Alternative Education Task Force1999-2001

60Assignment Process (2 folders)n.d., 1999-2001


61Capacityn.d., 2000-2002


61Class Size (2 folders)2000-2001

61Enrollment Projections (2 folders)2000-2001

61Expulsions2001

Homeless Students

61General2001-2002

61Homeless Student Initiative Advisory Group1998-2000

61McKinney Act/Grant2001-2002

61“Introducing the Boston Public Schools”2002

61K-8 Schools


2000-2001


61Overage Programn.d., 2000-2001

61Parent Support Services: Trainingn.d., 2000

61Programmatic Changes2000


61School Facilities Inventory Project1997-2001

61Special Education1999

Training

61Customer Service1999

61Registration Transfer/Assignment Process2000

61Room Utilization Database2000


61Young Achievers Science and Mathematics Pilot School2000-2001

Table of Contents

IV. Transportation Unit, 1975-2000

Bus Monitors

61Administrativen.d., 1997


61Assignmentn.d., 1997

61Problems1998-1999

61Routesn.d.

61Special Education (2 folders)n.d., 1997-2000

61Training1996-1999

61Contract1998

61Routes: School Year 1975-1976 (2 folders)n.d.

Transportation Plan School Year 1975-1976

61District 5n.d.

61District 6n.d.

61District 7n.d.

62District 8n.d.

62District 9n.d.

Transportation Plan School Year 1976-1977

62District 1n.d.

62District 2n.d.

62


District 3n.d.

62District 5n.d.

62District 6n.d.

62District 7n.d.

62District 8n.d.

62District 9n.d.

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