S. 113295th CongressSenate Bill

Equal Educational Opportunity Amendments

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Equal Educational Opportunities Amendments - Amends the Equal Educational Opportunity Act of 1974 to prohibit any court from ordering busing as a remedy under such Act unless the court determines that a discriminatory purpose was a motivating factor of the school officials. Prohibits any court from otherwise abridging the right of a child to attend the school nearest his home except with regard to special education of handicapped children.

Introduced Mar 25, 1977
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Joseph Biden

Democrat

U.S. Senator · DE

Introduced solo — no cosponsors joined.

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