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test run November 2026
No desegregation decree, consent decree, or desegregation settlement naming the John Glenn School Corporation was found in the open record at the strength searched — the same posture as the New Prairie test in New Carlisle's build. The test was a direct search on the corporation and desegregation, with the returns checked for any federal-court decree or settlement naming this corporation, and the neighbouring results examined to keep same-county cases from being misread as this corporation's. Two near neighbours were checked and do not touch John Glenn. The first is Brookins v. South Bend Community School Corporation, the 1980 class action against the South Bend corporation, whose consent decree of 17 April 1981 set a racial-balance plan for that corporation only; Greene Township's move from South Bend territory into John Glenn in 2024 postdates the decree by four decades, and no carrier read connects the decree to this corporation. The second is G. et al v. John Glenn School Corporation, No. 3:2021cv00427 in the Northern District of Indiana, filed 11 June 2021 — carried on its docket as an individual civil-rights case under § 1983, Nature of Suit "Civil Rights: Education," which is not a desegregation consent decree. The negative prints at the strength searched: one direct search and its returns, read as stated. A sealed or unindexed settlement would not appear; the settler for a stronger negative — the federal docket searched for this corporation as a party in desegregation-class litigation, and the Justice Department's school-desegregation case list for Indiana — banks in the register (G-SC-10). The county's one desegregation decree is South Bend's, and it is told in South Bend's build, where it belongs.