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Posted Nov 9, 2012, 7:07 pm

Dylan Smith TucsonSentinel.com

Despite months of court-ordered negotiations led by a special master, there remains much contention over Tucson Unified School District's desegregation programs. Parties to lawsuits first filed in 1974 and the district filed their objections to a "Unitary Status Plan" also filed Friday.

Complete filings

• TUSD Unitary status (deseg) plan - District data
• Mendoza objections to TUSD Unitary status (deseg) plan
• TUSD Unitary status (deseg) plan stipulation
• TUSD Unitary status (deseg) plan
• TUSD Unitary status (deseg) plan - District objections
• Court order on TUSD desegregation