Teacher re-hired for the Mexican school south of the tracks, so it must have continued despite previous order allowing children to attend the school nearest them
Court decides school case in favor of plaintiff, Francisco Maestas, on behalf of his son Miguel, against local school board; Spanish speaking people believe that segregation is based on race, which must be eradicated
Pleadings in case of Frank Maestas vs. School Board; “most of our citizens”think the current arrangement is fine, but the several hundred Spanish Americans think their children are not being treated justly
State Board of Education says it cannot stop segregation of Mexican children in Alamosa in a special school
Listing of Anglo students’ names in regular school and 36 students in the “town hall school” (= the Mexican school)
School directors defend separate schools for Spanish American children as the best system ever inaugurated
Spanish Americans in Alamosa petition school board to allow their children to attend the school nearest to their homes
State Board of Education says it cannot stop segregation of Mexican children in Alamosa in a special school
Reference in a real estate advert to land near Mexican church in Alamosa
