Page 10 of the Gray Commission Report outlines a plan to fund tuition grants and transportation costs for families who refuse to send their children to integrated schools, ensuring that local school boards have discretion over these expenditures. It proposes that state and local funds be allocated for tuition grants, with legal penalties for misuse, and that school budgets be required to include sufficient funds for such payments. Additionally, the report recommends that the state reimburse localities for half of the additional costs incurred from these tuition grants, further reinforcing the effort to resist enforced integration.
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Educational funds; tuition grants; elementary or secondary school; transportation costs; local school boards; school budgets; prevent enforced integration; parents object to attendance at mixed schools; total cost of operation per pupil in average daily attendance