Concerning Segregation of Spanish-Speaking Children in the Public Schools

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Description

In violation of the Texas state constitution and education laws as outlined in this booklet, Driscoll Consolidated Independent School District segregated children with Spanish surnames without standardized testing for English comprehension.

This item is the book “Concerning Segregation of Spanish-Speaking Children in the Public Schools” by George I. Sanchez found in Civil Action Case 1384, Herminio Hernandez, et. al. v. Driscoll Consolidated Independent School District, et. al. Several pages of this 39 page document are shown here. See the entire document in the National Archives online catalog.

Citation

This primary source comes from the Records of District Courts of the United States.

National Archives Identifier: 2641508

Full Citation: Concerning Segregation of Spanish-Speaking Children in the Public Schools; 12/1951; CA 1384: Hermino Hernandez, et al v. Driscoll Consolidated Independent School District (DCISD), et. al.; Civil Case Files, 1938–1997; Records of District Courts of the United States, Record Group 21; National Archives at Fort Worth, Fort Worth, TX. [Online Version, https://docsteach.org/document/concerning-segregation-of-spanishspeaking-children-in-the-public-schools/, April 27, 2026]

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