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School board votes down DOJ consent order to restructure schools, forms cooperative endeavor with AG’s office to fight it in court - Mississippi's Best Community Newspaper

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VIDALIA, La. — The Concordia Parish School Board voted no on the consent order that the Department of Justice issued to end its nearly 60-year-old desegregation case after more than 500 parish residents came to a public forum Tuesday to voice their opinion on the matter. Furthermore, Attorney General Liz Murrill’s office offered up its services to defend the parish in federal court at no cost to the school board, and the school board accepted. B…
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