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Justice Department Ends Oversight of School Desegregation Cases

The Justice Department has ended oversight of several school desegregation cases, including that of Vidalia High School in Louisiana, which had been under a court-ordered plan since 1965. A federal appeals court terminated this oversight in July 2026.

Vidalia High School, located in Louisiana’s Concordia Parish School District, was under a court-ordered desegregation plan that began in 1965. This oversight was concluded by a federal appeals court in July 2026.

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Justice Department Scraps Dozens of School Desegregation Cases

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Justice Department Ends Oversight of School Desegregation Cases