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Secret Apartheid:A Report on Racial Discrimination Against Black and Latino Parents and Children in the New York City Public Schools

January 2, 2004
It was ACORNS' evidence of the lack of equity in the provision to all
parents, fair access to the range of programs in the schools that captured
the attention of the regional office of the U.S. Department of Education
Office for Civil Rights. Ultimately, the claim ACORN filed with OCR resulted
in the resolution agreement ( MOU) with the Board of Education which
compeled the Board of Education to institute concrete measures to
democratize access to information about the schools and their programs.