The state practices racial control openly and unashamedly in violation of the equal protection clause of the 14th Amendment and the 1964 Civil Rights Act. Upper and lower deviation limits are set by a prescribed complicated formula, and a variety of strategies are used to balance enrollment by race and national origin. Additionally, the staff must proportionately be balanced by race, national origin and gender at all levels of responsibility and in all schools and programs throughout a district. Districts are required to determine possible causes of achievement gaps of minority and non-minority students and take appropriate corrective action. No course, classroom program or extra-curricular activity should be identifiable by race or national origin.
Open enrollment is discouraged.
Such a plan must be accompanied by a mandatory student reassignment strategy that goes into effect automatically when open enrollment fails to achieve predetermined quotas. This spring one parent in Scotch Plains NJ got tired of it all. Deborah Madison wrote an article for the local newspaper in which she blasted the whole process. Then Debbie went to work. She formed the Committee for Parental Choice, an organization demanding open enrollment.